Regina Osih, MD, MPH

Regina has over 18 years' experience in global public health with a focus on infectious diseases, specifically HIV and TB as well as epidemiology, operational research and market access. She has previously worked on projects in several countries in Africa and Asia. Regina leads the global health office at the Aurum institute, and oversees the technical quality of all global health programs implemented by the group. Previously, as the director for TB Access at the Clinton Health Access Initiative, she oversaw the global TB programme for the organization with a focus on market access strategies for MDR TB; and as the clinical and health programmes director at the Wits Reproductive Health and HIV institute she had oversight of HIV, TB and MTCT programmes within the organization. Regina holds an MD from the University of Lausanne, Switzerland, an MPH from Johns Hopkins University and is board-certified in Internal medicine and infectious diseases.