About
I've treated patients, managed health data and run my own clinic.
In 2026 I used AI to build that clinic's management system. Now I help other clinics and health programs do the same.
I trained as a nurse prescriber in Ghana. Clinical care came first, then running a sub-district: a health center, its staff, its budget and its paperwork. After that I spent four years as a health management information system officer, collecting facility data and turning it into charts and reports that managers could act on.
In 2013 I co-founded Menesto Medical Center, a 24-hour facility in the Upper East Region that is now on its way to becoming a General Hospital. I later did a Master in Public Health at KIT Royal Tropical Institute in Amsterdam, and I live in Bergen op Zoom.
Building the Menesto system changed what I thought was possible for a clinic our size. Twenty years ago a system like that meant a vendor, a contract and a long wait. With AI I built one around how our staff actually work, and I learned where AI helps and where it needs a person watching it.
I work in two markets. Clinics and programs in Ghana and West Africa, where I know the insurance rules, the power cuts and the patient queues. And clinics and health technology teams in The Netherlands and Europe, where I bring the view from the front line.
Background
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2026 to now
Independent AI implementation consultant, healthcare
Clinic systems, claims coding, front-desk automation and digital health work for programs.
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2013 to now
Co-founder and CEO, Menesto Medical Center, Ghana
Clinical services, staffing, finance and strategy for a 24-hour facility with 12 staff and 180 to 200 patients a month. Built its clinic system and its online presence in 2026.
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2009 to now
Co-founder, Awinbono Foundation Ghana
Fundraising, planning and project delivery for a community foundation in Bongo. Runs a menstrual hygiene project (2024 to 2026) funded by a Dutch foundation.
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2017
Guest lecturer, Zuyd University of Applied Sciences
Lectures on reproductive health care, Maastricht.
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2013 to 2014
Project officer, school health, Catholic Health Service
School health projects in 21 schools, funded by a German NGO, from proposal and budget to delivery.
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2010 to 2014
HMIS officer, Catholic Health Service
Routine data from seven health facilities: collection, cleaning, analysis and reports for managers. Trained staff on data collection.
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2002 to 2008
Nurse prescriber and sub-district lead
Clinical care and prescribing in rural primary care, health center management and staff supervision.
Education
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2014 to 2015
Master in Public Health, KIT Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam
Thesis: “To last or not to last”, on how faith-based organizations and donor agencies try to make health projects in Ghana’s Upper East Region last after the funding ends.
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2008 to 2010
BSc Nursing, Garden City University, Kumasi
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1999 to 2002
Diploma in Nursing, Nurses Training College, Bawku