Jean Luc grew up in Kigali, Rwanda. He completed his MD in Medicine and Surgery from the National University of Rwanda and prior to joining GHC, worked as a General Practitioner at Kigeme Hospital. In 2011-2012, Jean Luc served as the Central Africa Regional Focal Point for the Global Youth Coalition on AIDS and also collaborated with the Red-Nike and King Baudouin Foundation to start the Girls Football Against AIDS Project. Previously, Jean Luc conducted a one-month Community Medicine and Public Health Program at the Child Family Health International in India and also started a mobile voluntary counseling and testing project in rural Rwanda.
One of the topics that continues to cause debate among healthcare professionals in developing countries is the comparative value of clinical versus public health careers. There is a tendency to rate one over another. Some claims state that clinical practice is the heart of healthcare because doctors deal directly with sick people, who are the […]
