Dr. Ahmed Haji-Said is a global public health physician with interests in strengthening healthcare systems in under-resourced settings, prevention and control of infectious diseases, implementation science, and humanitarian emergencies. Dr. Haji-Said is a PhD student at Emory University, and is the Community Manager for the Health Campaign Effectiveness Program at the Task Force for Global Health. In this role, he supports a portfolio of case studies and implementation research awards, contributes to the research and learning agenda, program monitoring, and organizational learning. Most recently, he was a practicing medical officer with the Federal Ministry of Health Sudan. Dr. Haji-Said received his Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) from Elrazi University, Sudan and his Master of Public Health with a Certificate in Complex Humanitarian Emergencies at the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University. He was awarded the Ansley-Miller Merit Scholarship; an award given to a promising scholar that will improve the quality of life among populations in developing parts of the world.