The health job market in Africa is evolving, creating new opportunities for both new and experienced professionals looking to grow and thrive in this space.
This month’s episode of the Health in Africa Series brings together industry experts and career strategists from L’AINE HR, Ghana who will provide essential insights and practical guidance for navigating this dynamic space within the West African Region.
What Participants Will Learn:
- Discover today’s in-demand roles and emerging career paths within West Africa’s healthcare ecosystem.
- Identify key employers across the private, public, and development sectors
- Identify in-demand skills employers are seeking (soft skills, digital skills, data skills etc.).
- Learn effective job search and engagement strategies to secure dignified and fulfilling healthcare roles.
- Explore continuous professional development opportunities to enhance your skills and advance your career in the ever-evolving healthcare space.
Take advantage of this opportunity to stay ahead in Africa’s growing healthcare sector.
The Speakers

Expert in public health, epidemiology, and healthcare leadership, with a proven track record in hospital management, policy implementation, and global health collaborations. Skilled in AMR surveillance, infectious disease control, and community health interventions, with multiple certifications in Health Administration, Clinical Management of HIV, and Paediatric Nutrition. Dedicated to advancing public health through advocacy, research, and evidence-based interventions to improve healthcare systems and patient outcomes.

Currently serving as the Head of HR Consulting at L’AINE Services Ltd., Abraham partners with organizations across diverse industries, delivering tailored HR solutions, optimizing workforce planning, and leading change management initiatives. He has a proven track record in designing and implementing performance management systems, fostering leadership development, and ensuring HR compliance with industry standards.
A skilled communicator and strategic thinker, Abraham is passionate about developing high-performing teams and cultivating workplace cultures that drive business success. His extensive experience in consulting and HR outsourcing has allowed him to provide critical HR support to organizations such as the University of Toronto, Euracare Diagnostics, and Legacy Girls’ College.
Abraham holds an MBA in Human Resources Management from the University of Ghana Business School and a Bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Science. He is an active member of professional HR networks across Africa and beyond.
About L’AINE HR
L’AINE HR is a company focused on providing people-oriented solutions and development. As an ISO 9001:2015 certified organization, it serves thousands of clients in both the private and public sectors across various industries including Finance, Health, Media, Telecommunications, Education, Construction, Energy, Manufacturing, and Hospitality. The company prides itself on enhancing the most crucial aspect of any business: its people.
Led from inception in 1994 by our founder and Group CEO Dr. Mrs. Ellen Hagan, we have and continue to provide lasting solutions to the world of work.
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