Draft:Enawgaw Mehari

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Enawgaw Mehari
BornDecember 6, 1960
Debre Markos, Ethiopia
Occupationmedical doctor
SpouseAelaf Gebrewold
Children2
Parents
  • Mehari Bitew (father)
  • Yengussie Ayalew (mother)

Enawgaw Mehari, M.D (Amharic: አናውጋው መሃሪ), born on December 6, 1960, in Temamagne (Amanuel), Gojjam, Ethiopia, is a prominent figure known for his extensive contributions to healthcare, education, and advocacy, particularly in underprivileged communities, aimed at promoting healthcare equity[1]. As the founder and president of People to People, Inc. (P2P), Dr. Mehari has employed his expertise in neurology, pain management, and Neuro-AIDS to advance medical education and public health initiatives.

Early life and Education[edit]

Dr. Mehari's educational journey began in Ethiopia and extended internationally, culminating in a medical degree from Comenius University in Czechoslovakia. He pursued a Neurology Residency at the University of Kentucky, followed by advanced fellowships in Pain Management and neurophysiology at Case Western University in Ohio and Neuro-AIDS at Washington University in St. Louis, positioning him as a highly respected expert in his field.

Career and Contributions[edit]

Dr. Mehari's career is distinguished by his substantial contributions across healthcare, education, and advocacy.

Founder and President of People to People, Inc.[edit]

Dr. Mehari founded People To People (P2P) in 1997 to provide education and to fostering international collaboration aimed at improving health outcomes in Ethiopia and beyond[2].

Clinical and Academic Roles[edit]

In addition to his clinical practice, Dr. Mehari serves as an adjunct professor at various universities in the United States and Ethiopia, mentoring the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Additional Contributions[edit]

Media Appearances[edit]

Dr. Mehari utilizes various media platforms to address critical issues such as healthcare disparities and the significance of quality education, advocating for change and raising awareness.

P2P International Discussion Forum[edit]

He moderates daily discussions on pressing healthcare topics, engaging with a global audience to foster informed and active participation.

Teaching[edit]

Dr. Mehari's commitment to education is evident through his adjunct professorship roles, where he shares his knowledge and experience to inspire students worldwide.

Advocacy[edit]

Dr. Mehari is a vocal advocate for disadvantaged populations, particularly focusing on women's rights. His initiatives include establishing a boarding school for orphaned girls in Ethiopia and serving as a patient advocate.

Awards and Recognitions[edit]

Dr. Mehari's impactful work has garnered numerous accolades, both domestically and internationally, highlighting his significant contributions to the field of healthcare.[3]

Career Highlights[edit]

Dr. Mehari's career is notable for his leadership roles, educational initiatives, and philanthropic efforts,[4]

Founder of People to People, Inc.[edit]

Through P2P, Dr. Mehari has initiated projects aimed at enhancing healthcare and education in Ethiopia, including the establishment of vital residency programs and fostering international collaborations[5].

Clinical and Academic Roles[edit]

As neurologist and educator, he has contributed to the medical field both in practice and in teaching at several prestigious institutions across the United States and Ethiopia.

People’s Free Clinic[edit]

He founded the People’s Free Clinic in Kentucky to provide free healthcare to underserved populations, demonstrating his commitment to accessible healthcare.

International Presentations[edit]

Dr. Mehari has presented scientific and leadership lectures at high-level international conferences, sharing his expertise on global health challenges and solutions.[6]

Healthcare and Medical Education Conferences[edit]

He organizes biannual healthcare and medical education conferences in the US and Ethiopia, facilitating knowledge exchange and collaboration among healthcare professionals.

Pan Africa COVID Webinars[edit]

Recognizing the urgency of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Mehari organized bi-weekly Pan Africa COVID webinars, significantly contributing to pandemic response efforts across the African continent.

Publications[edit]

His contributions to medical literature include publications such as "Triangular Partnership and the Power of the Diaspora" [7]and chapters in medical textbooks, reflecting his dedication to advancing medical knowledge.

Conclusion[edit]

Dr. Enawgaw Mehari's dedication, service, and diverse range of contributions establish him as a pivotal figure in the global health community, committed to improving lives across continents. He is a diplomat of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, Inc., and a member of the American Board of Medical Specialties.

References[edit]

  1. ^ "UK Global Health Initiative and P2P Focus on Ethiopia". December 18, 2012". 20 November 2015.
  2. ^ "Ethiopian American Neurologist Enawgaw Mehari Bettering Health in Ethiopia".
  3. ^ "Neurologist's commitment to Ethiopia receiving global recognition". Jul 28, 2017.
  4. ^ "Neurologist's commitment to Ethiopia receiving global recognition".
  5. ^ "People To People Leadership".
  6. ^ "Neurologist's commitment to Ethiopia receiving global recognition".
  7. ^ "Triangular Partnership"" (PDF).
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