RESUME

LAST NAME: UBOCHI OTHER NAMES: NNEKA EDITH (NEE AKUNNE)

ADDRESS: Department of Nursing, University of Nigeria Enugu Campus

Enugu State, Nigeria. Mobile: 234**********, Email: ad1ibm@r.postjobfree.com

I am a Nigerian Trained female public health nurse and possess a Ph.D. in maternal and child health nursing, master’s degree in nursing education, and fellowship of the West African Post Graduate College of Nursing and Midwifery (Maternal and Child Health).

I have over 20 years experiences in providing quality care to a wide variety of patients, offering classroom and clinical teaching to students and patients. I have conducted quality researches and disseminated research finding through scientific conferences, seminars, workshops and publications in scientific journals and is open to more insightful research experiences and collaborations.

An alumnus of the Global Alliance for Chronic Diseases Implementation Science School, a qualitative researcher in grounded theory methods and an alumnus of Geneva foundation for medical education in sexual and reproductive health research.

EDUCATION

PHD in Maternal and Child Health Nursing, University of Nigeria Enugu Campus 2023.

MSC, Nursing Education, University of Nigeria Nsukka, Nigeria. March 2013.

BSC, Public Health Nursing, University of Nigeria Nsukka, Nigeria. August 2003.

R.M, Midwifery, Rivers State School of Midwifery Port Harcourt, Nigeria. March 2000.

R.N, Nursing, School of Nursing, Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Ihiala. Anambra State Nigeria. November 1998.

Fellowship of the West African Post graduate College of Nursing (Maternal and Child Health) 2009

CERTIFICATION

WHO/Geneva Foundation for Medical Education sexual and reproductive research 2023

Implementation Science School Alumni (2022), Global Alliance for Chronic Diseases

Peer educator on HIV/AIDS UNICEF& NYSC 2004

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES

Lecturer 1 Department of Nursing Sciences, University of Nigeria Enugu Campus 2016 till date

Nurse Educator (Public Health) School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital Enugu November 2007-June 2016.

Research/Publications

1.Ubochi et al., (2023) menstrual influencer model: a grounded theory of experiences with shame, embarrassment, stigma and absenteeism among pubescents in rural and urban secondary school in Enugu. Pan African Medical Journal

2.Ubochi, N. E., Osuchukwu, E. C., Nnamani, A. J., & Chinweuba, A. U. (2023). Sexually a transmitted infection (STI): A malady with skewed marital unfaithfulness, the Nigerian experience. Journal of Public Health and Epidemiology, 15(1), 22-29

3. Chinwe S. F. Ezeruigbo, Easter Osuchuchu, Michael O. Elom, Chinelo Vincent, Nneka Ubochi, Peace Iheanacho (2022). Obtaining Informed Consent: Psychiatric Nurses’ Knowledge and Practice at Federal Neuropsychiatric Hospital Enugu, Nigeria. Acta Bioethica 2022; 28 (1): 125-136

4.Nwodoh, C. O., Okoronkwo, I. L., Anarado, A. N., Nwaneri, A. C., Chinweuba, A. U., Ndubuisi, I., Iheanacho, P., Ubochi, N., & Ekechukwu, E. N. (2022). A modified Delphi consensus on generic indicators for a lowand middle-income country’s quality nursing care measurement. Nursing Open, 00, 1–12. https://doi. org/10.1002/nop2.1255.

5. Nneka, E ubochi, Joseph, C. Osuji et al (2021). Drive process model of entrepreneurship: A grounded process of Nurses perception of entrepreneurship in Nursing. International Journal of African Nursing Science.

6. C.O.Nwodo, C,O,Okafor & N.E. Ubochi (2021). Unmasking nurse’s entrepreneurial potentials: Swot analysis of Nigerian nursing and midwifery act. International Journal of Nursing and Midwifery

7. Chinweuba, U.A., Nneka ubochi,et al Economic burden of moderate to severe burns and its association with health related quality of life of Nigerian women. BMC Women’s Health

8. Nwaneri, A.C., Ingwu, J.A., Ugaliegbulem, A., Ndubuisi, I., Okpala, U.O., Nwodoh C.O., Ubochi N. & Chikeme P. (2019). Perceived supportive care needs of cancer patients receiving treatment in two teaching hospitals in Enugu, Nigeria. Transylvanian Review, 28 (36): 9130-9138.

9. Nneka E. Ubochi, Ehwariene, T. Aghogho, Agnes, N. Anarado & Elizabeth O. Oyibocha. (2019). Building a strong and sustainable health care system in Nigeria: The role of the nurse. International Journal of Nursing and Midwifery 11 1(7), pp. 61-67, July 2019.https://doi.org/10.5897/IJNM2019.0374

10. Osuji, J., Onyiapat J. El Hussein, Iheanacho, Ogbogu, C., Ubochi, N., & Obiekwu,“A. (2019) Relational transformation” A Grounded Theory of the processes clinical nurse educators (CNE’s) Use to Assist Students Bridge the Theory–Practice gap. American College of Qualitative Research. 3(2) 71-86 https://doi.org/10.29333/ajqr.org

REFEREES

Prof. Anarado Agnes, Department of Nursing Sciences, University of Nigeria Enugu Campus. 234-08068178477 Email: ad1ibm@r.postjobfree.com

Dr. Chikaodili Ihudiebube- Splendor, Department of Nursing, University of Nigeria Enugu Campus Enugu, Nigeria 234-08037750834 email: ad1ibm@r.postjobfree.com

Prof. Anthonia Chinweuba, Department of Nursing Sciences, University of Nigeria Enugu Campus email: ad1ibm@r.postjobfree.com 234-07032162180

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