I’m Chidinma Dinwoke, a clinical pharmacist and university lecturer at the State University of Medical and Applied Sciences (SUMAS), Igbo-Eno, Nigeria. With over a decade of clinical experience spanning community and hospital pharmacy practice, I have transitioned my expertise into full-time pharmacy education and academic research. This extensive frontline background in patient care provides a robust foundation for a thriving educational career, allowing me to bridge the gap between clinical practice and classroom instruction for the next generation of pharmacists.

I am an active member of the Person-Centered HIV Research Team (PeCHIVReT), where I contribute to impactful, groundbreaking HIV research. Beyond HIV, my research interests encompass other major infectious diseases (such as tuberculosis and malaria), pharmacoepidemiology, digital health, oncology, and the evolving fields of pharmacogenomics and precision medicine.