I am Lancelot Ebegbulem, an Ex-Soldier, a public health professional, healthcare practitioner, and social impact advocate with several years of experience in health service delivery, community engagement, and development work in Nigeria. I hold a Higher National Diploma in Environmental Health Technology and have built my career across public health practice, nursing care, and health program coordination, with a strong focus on underserved and vulnerable populations.
I have served in various leadership and technical roles, including as Head of the Public Health Department at a military medical facility and as a Routine Immunization service provider. My professional experience covers environmental health, primary healthcare, infection prevention, community sensitization, and health systems support. I also manage and support community-based initiatives, including HIV support groups and women-focused health programs.
Beyond clinical and public health work, I am a digital health creator and content strategist, using media platforms to educate, advocate, and mobilize support around health, gender equity, and social development. I am the project supervisor of SheEnabled, an initiative that empowers women and girls in underserved communities through education, skills training, and advocacy.
Driven by purpose and service, I am passionate about creating sustainable health and social impact through collaboration, leadership, and evidence-based interventions.
