Monica A. Onyango

Recognized for advancing sustainable solutions for global health challenges, Monica A. Onyango is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of International Health at Boston University's School of Public Health. With a distinguished career spanning over 25 years, Dr. Onyango has made significant contributions to healthcare delivery and management, focusing on reproductive health, maternal and child health, HIV/AIDS, and healthcare for disaster-affected populations. Dr. Onyango's extensive international experience has equipped her with a unique perspective on global health issues. Her work has taken her to various parts of the world, where she has been instrumental in implementing healthcare programs that address the needs of vulnerable populations. Her commitment to improving health outcomes in resource-limited settings is evident in her research and teaching. In addition to her role at Boston University, Dr. Onyango is a co-founder of the Global Nursing Caucus, an initiative aimed at enhancing the role of nursing in global health. This platform has been pivotal in advocating for the integration of nursing perspectives into global health policies and practices. Her leadership in this area underscores her dedication to fostering interdisciplinary collaboration in addressing complex health challenges. Dr. Onyango is also an Affiliate Faculty Member at the Global Development Policy Center, where she contributes to research and policy discussions on sustainable development and health equity. Her involvement in this center highlights her commitment to bridging the gap between academic research and practical policy solutions. Throughout her career, Dr. Onyango has been a passionate advocate for health equity and access to quality healthcare for all. Her work continues to inspire students, colleagues, and global health practitioners to pursue innovative approaches to health challenges. Her contributions to the field have not only advanced academic discourse but have also had a tangible impact on the lives of individuals and communities worldwide.