Dr. (Mrs.) Perditer Okyere MBChB, MPH, FGCP

Dr. (Mrs.) Perditer Okyere is a physician and public health specialist with a strong track record in clinical practice, healthcare management, and academic engagement. Her career has been marked by a steady progression through medical practice, postgraduate training, and leadership roles that have positioned her at the intersection of patient care, research, and health system development.

She has built expertise in internal medicine and public health, with a particular interest in strengthening primary care services and improving clinical outcomes for patients with chronic conditions. Her training and qualifications reflect a blend of clinical and public health perspectives, enabling her to approach healthcare delivery in a holistic manner. In her professional journey, she has taken on responsibilities that extend beyond bedside care to include clinical governance, quality improvement, and the supervision and mentoring of junior colleagues.

Dr. Okyere has actively engaged in research and professional development, contributing to knowledge generation and the dissemination of best practices within the medical community. She has been involved in projects that address pressing health concerns, with emphasis on non-communicable diseases and maternal and child health, and she continues to advocate for evidence-based approaches in clinical and public health practice.

Her professional affiliations and fellowship demonstrate her standing in the medical community, while her current role as Head of Clinical Care at Tema General Hospital highlights her leadership in managing service delivery, ensuring quality standards, and coordinating care across departments. She is deeply committed to building capacity within the health system and has worked to ensure that clinical practice is aligned with national policies and international guidelines.

Throughout her career, Dr. Okyere has been recognized for her dedication to patient-centered care, her collaborative approach to teamwork, and her ability to translate complex medical knowledge into practical interventions that benefit patients and communities.

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