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Peter Ole-Sabay, Founder & CEO of Love4Bukwo Medical Center in Eastern Uganda, holds a B.A. in Global Health from Arizona State University. Mr. Ole-Sabay has 20 years of healthcare experience, working in several healthcare facilities in the US and has worked extensively on solving global health disparities in East Africa, including HIV/AIDS prevention. While at ASU, Mr. Ole-Sabay spearheaded an HIV/AIDS program in Tanzania and Uganda as well as facilitated discussions in Kenya in High schools.

 

Mr. Ole-Sabay was a recipient of the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, an award he used to teach HIV prevention in East Africa. He is a certified health facilitator and trainer through Heal International. In the past Mr. Ole-Sabay  also helped to start a clinic and a dialysis unit in Eldoret, Kenya.

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Mr. Sabay will focus on the collaborations needed to open and operate the hospital.  He will run and manage the overall vision of the hospital.

Dr. Margaret Sabay, RN, FNP-C, PHD was a medical practitioner in Arizona.  She was the Chief Infectious Disease Officer at Grand Canyon University and worked as a clinician at the Health and Wellness Clinic on campus. Dr. Sabay also worked part-time at FastMed Urgent Care as a provider. Dr. Sabay has now relocated back to Uganda so she can be both a healthcare provider and Chief Operating Officer. 

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Originally from Bukwo, Dr. Sabay grew up in the time of the HIV pandemic and saw colleagues and friends die due to complications from HIV/AIDS. In
response she helped open an orphanage to take in children whose parents had died of the disease. She is the Co-founder, Chief Operating Officer and Head of Infectious Diseases at Love4Bukwo Medical Center, bringing her experience and deep commitment to this remarkable Global Health work.