
Elijeko Foundation, a non-profit provider of free preventative health education, health promotions and community medical outreach has appointed Govina Senyo Ephraim as its Project Manager.
Mr.Govina expressed his delight about this new role and his readiness to be another great asset to the pool of experts that the organization boasts of.
The former Keta Senior High School student holds a first degree in Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical/Electronic) and a Master of Engineering in Industrial Operation with Management from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology.
He has enormous experience in the healthcare, manufacturing and construction sectors and has worked in various capacities.
He holds a certificate in Leadership and Management in Health from the University of Washington. A professional certificate from AMREF(Kenya) in Health Strengthening System. He is a trained and certified Advanced Emergency Medical Technician with in-depth knowledge and experience in Advanced Life Support and Basic Life Support.
He is a committed member of the Red Cross Society in Ghana and also a member of the Institute of Monitoring and Evaluation Practitioners in Ghana.
According to him, health and safety has become a thing his heart throbs for and he is glad he has another opportunity to serve Ghana in that regard.



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Well done Govina