Isaac Nyande
About Isaac Nyande
Isaac Nyande is a professional in Client Success Management at Zipline, where he has worked since 2021. He holds a Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences from the University of Health and Allied Sciences and has experience in project leadership and stakeholder engagement in the healthcare sector.
Work at Zipline
Isaac Nyande currently holds multiple roles at Zipline in Ghana. He has been with the company since 2021, initially working in Fulfillment Operations. In 2022, he transitioned to Client Success Management at the DC level, where he has been for two years. Additionally, he serves as the Health Facility Training and On-boarding Responsible Person, also since 2022. His responsibilities include engaging with stakeholders and ensuring effective training and onboarding processes.
Education and Expertise
Isaac Nyande studied at the University of Health and Allied Sciences, where he earned a Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences with a focus on Cell/Cellular and Molecular Biology and Epidemiology from 2015 to 2019. He also attended Presbyterian Boys Secondary School. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his work in health-related projects and client management.
Background in Medical Laboratory Science
Before joining Zipline, Isaac Nyande worked at St. John's Hospital & Fertility Centre as a Medical Laboratory Scientist for two months in 2021. This role was based in Accra, Greater Accra, Ghana, and contributed to his understanding of medical operations and laboratory practices.
Vaccine Sole Distributorship Project Leadership
Isaac led a project to engage and onboard eight districts in the Oti Region and one in the Northern Region for the Vaccine Sole Distributorship. He collaborated with Regional EPI coordinators to ensure the project's proper implementation, demonstrating his leadership and project management skills in the health sector.
Stakeholder Relationship Management
In his current roles at Zipline, Isaac Nyande has built and maintained strong relationships with stakeholders across various regions, districts, and health facilities. This aspect of his work is crucial for ensuring successful project outcomes and effective communication within the healthcare system.