Inshuti Mu Buzima organization and people

The structure and division of responsibilities in Rwanda reflect the public-private partnership among Inshuti Mu Buzima (IMB), PIH, and the Rwandan Ministry of Health. Many of the IMB staff are Ministry employees receiving support from PIH. When PIH first arrived in Rwinkwavu, there was not a doctor serving in the district. In the first year, five doctors were recruited to work with PIH, including Dr. Adolphe Karamaga, who was appointed by the Ministry to serve as Medical Director at Rwinkwavu Hospital and oversee the seven health centers in lower Kayonza district. Committed to helping the Ministry properly staff, compensate and train medical personnel, PIH has helped recruit and train more than 200 medical professionals across its sites, as well as a cadre of more than 700 community health workers. The PIH team on the ground in Rwanda includes doctors who serve as the PIH project's Country Director, Medical Director and Director of Pediatric Programs, as well as a Project Manager.

Key people in the Inshuti Mu Buzima and PIH team in Rwanda include:

EMR Program Director – Cheryl Amoroso
Director of Medical Education – Dr.  Corrado Cancedda
Director – Dr. Peter Drobac
Director of Community Health – Didi Bertrand Farmer
Training Manager – Ingrid Kamikazi
IT Manager – Francis Karambizi
Chief Operations Officer – Daniel Mungwarakarama
Program Associate – Minda Nicolas
HIV Program Manager – Peter Celestine Niyigena 
Chief of Infrastructure – Bruce Nizeye
Director of Procurement and Logistics – Victor Nkurikiyinka
Chief Financial Officer –Odile Nzirabatinya
Program Coordinator –Kate Reynolds-Gooch
Director of Research, M&E, Clinical Data – Dr. Michael Rich
Special Advisor – Dr. Oliver Rothschild
Director of Women's Health – Dr. Jacklin Saint-Fleur
Program Manager, Burera District – Anne Sosin
Clinical Director – Dr. Sara Stulac 
Program Manager, Kirehe District – Alice Uwingabiye