Ms Nomca Ncube
Ms Nomcazululo Ncube
I completed my MSc in International Health and Tropical Medicine at the University of Oxford (2020) as a Weidenfeld and Hoffmann scholar. I did my BSc Psychology Honours Degree at the Midlands State University in Zimbabwe. During my master’s degree I conducted a research on the impact of Covid-19 public health response measures on HIV service delivery. I joined the Maiden Lab as an African Research fellow for the Molecular Epidemiology for Vaccination Policy (MEVacP) project. My role includes developing public health information for the MEVacP website. I have worked in Zimbabwe as public health practitioner with various non-governmental organisations that include Oxfam, World Vision, Care International and Mercy Corps in which I provided technical support in responding to infectious disease outbreaks and natural disasters.
Research Interests
- Health systems and policy research
- Infectious diseases
- Antimicrobial Resistance
- Surveillance, evidence synthesis and public health information dissemination
Integrating Neglected Tropical Diseases into Universal Health Coverage. Sandra Adele, Viviana Mabombo, Wema Mtika, Nomcazululo Ncube, Amen Nwosu. APPG Malaria and NTDs. 2020 (http://bit.ly/37xYPyE)