Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention
Bamidele Oluwafemi is a skilled Quality Officer at the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control since September 2018, responsible for implementing and accrediting the Laboratory Quality Management System for the NCDC National Reference Laboratory and public health laboratories in Nigeria. Bamidele also serves as a mentor and auditor, enhancing quality management systems across medical laboratories. Previously, Bamidele held the position of Medical Laboratory Scientist at the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, performing diagnostic tests for COVID-19 and optimizing molecular laboratories. Experience includes roles at Clina-Lancet Laboratories Nigeria and Concise Health Care, focusing on laboratory management and quality control. Bamidele's educational background includes a Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science from Imo State University and multiple certificate courses in global health from the University of Washington.
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Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control is the country’s national public health institute, with the mandate to lead the preparedness, detection and response to infectious diseases and public health emergencies. The mission for the NCDC (2017-2021) is ‘To protect the health of Nigerians through evidence based prevention, integrated disease surveillance and response activities, using a one health approach, guided by research and led by a skilled workforce’.