Stephen's professional journey is marked by his dedication to advancing public health and medical education. He is currently a research assistant in the laboratory of Professor Matthew Olaleke Aremu, the Dean of the Faculty of Science at the Federal University of Lafia. His research interests are broad, encompassing professional burnout among healthcare workers, diagnostic errors in emergency medicine, the role of intestinal microbiota in the development of neuropathological conditions, and the development of next-generation vaccines.
Stephen has a notable history of collaborative research, including a significant study on professional burnout among healthcare workers in Russia. His commitment to public health is further exemplified by his fellowship with the Academy of Public Health's Young Professionals in Public Health (YPPH) program and his previous internship at the West African Institute of Public Health.
As an instructor, Stephen combines his extensive academic and research experience with a passion for innovation in digital education. His goal is to inspire and equip the next generation of healthcare professionals and researchers with the knowledge and skills needed to address complex health challenges in a rapidly evolving digital world.