She joined SPPH in 2011 having completed a decade long term as Director of Practice Education with the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, where she developed and established an internationally recognized experiential program aligned with current health care practice. Her research covers primary health care with a specific focus on global health, access and use of medicines and health services among vulnerable populations, community readiness, improving patient/client self-efficacy to engage effectively in their health care processes and decision-making, implementation and evaluation of patient care and health promotion programs, and capacity building of current and future frontline health professionals.