Yasmin Hassan Mohamud

Dr. Yasmin Hassan Mohamud is a dedicated and compassionate medical doctor with over four years of progressive experience in immunization program management, vaccine-preventable disease control, and humanitarian health services. Her career is marked by a steadfast commitment to improving health outcomes in underserved communities through strategic planning, community engagement, and evidence-based public health interventions. Previous serving as a field officer under the ARC within-supported Extended Programme on Immunization (EPI), Dr. Yasmin plays a pivotal role in minimizing zero-dose children and advancing ongoing immunization activities. She provides critical support to national and district-level teams in the implementation of Supplementary Immunization Activities (SIAs), demonstrating consistent leadership in increasing and sustaining coverage for all EPI vaccines. Her contributions extend to strengthening disease surveillance systems and coordinating effective outbreak responses. Dr. Yasmin’s work closely with the Hirshabelle State Ministry of Health's efforts provide measles vaccination area Hard to reach area and low-immunized population, also approach integrates technical expertise with grassroots mobilization, ensuring that immunization strategies are both scientifically sound and socially responsive. In Mogadishu, led hygiene promotion campaigns and delivered essential health services to displaced populations and internally displaced persons (IDPs), reinforcing her dedication to equitable healthcare delivery. Her humanitarian efforts reflect a deep understanding of the complex health needs of vulnerable communities and a commitment to inclusive public health programming.

• Yasmin Hassan Mohamud
• Place: Mogadishu-Somalia
• Date: 2025-09-17
• Phone: +252 61 6617022
• Applying for SIA Coordinator at WHO organization Mogadishu
• Dear Hiring Manager
• I am writing to express my interest in the SIA Coordinator position as advertised. With a Master's degree in Health Management and Public Health, along with over eight years of extensive experience in the Polio Eradication Initiative (PEI) and the Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI), I am excited about the opportunity to support the WHO’s mission in Somalia.
• In my current role as an EPI and Surveillance Consultant at the Benadir Regional Administration (BRA) Health Directorate, I have been instrumental in developing comprehensive macro and micro plans for Supplementary Immunization Activities (SIAs). By utilizing epidemiological data, I have successfully identified critical gaps in immunization coverage, enabling strategic interventions that enhance community health outcomes. My efforts include engaging local leaders to promote participation and address concerns surrounding immunization, thereby fostering a supportive environment for vaccination campaigns.
• Previously, as a Data Officer with WHO in the Banadir region, I collaborated with both governmental and non-governmental organizations to implement effective immunization strategies. I played a pivotal role in monitoring and supporting surveillance activities for Acute Flaccid Paralysis (AFP), ensuring timely reporting and investigation of suspected polio cases. My ability to analyze surveillance data has been crucial in identifying trends and outbreaks, which informs timely response initiatives.
• I have a proven track record of improving community engagement through the development of effective communication strategies, ensuring that vaccination campaigns achieve high levels of participation. Additionally, my strong analytical skills enable me to monitor and evaluate program performance accurately, ensuring that initiatives are data-driven and aligned with public health goals. I have compiled and assessed reports on the quality of SIAs, sharing findings with government officials and partner organizations to enhance collaboration and improve future initiatives.
• I am particularly drawn to the SIA Coordinator role at the WHO due to its emphasis on collaborative efforts with various stakeholders, including government entities, UNICEF, and local authorities. My experience in coordinating National Immunization Days (NIDs) and Sub-National Immunization Days (SNIDs), along with my technical assistance to strengthen routine immunization programs, would significantly contribute to the success of supplementary immunization activities in Somalia.
• I am eager to bring my expertise to the WHO and contribute to the ongoing efforts to eradicate polio and enhance immunization services in Somalia. Thank you for considering my application. I look forward to the opportunity to discuss how my skills and experiences align with the goals of your organization.
• Yours sincerely
• Mohamed Ahmed Ali.