She holds a medical degree (MD, class of 2008) and a Master’s in Public Health (MPH, class of 2015) from the University of Kinshasa. She worked as a doctor in several hospitals in Kinshasa / DRC from 2009-2016.

She has 12 years of research experience and has taken part in numerous projects, including: malaria with ESP – ACT Watch (DRC 2009), Vaccine Coverage with ESP – World Bank / EPI (DRC 2009), SONU with OMS / H4 ( DRC 2011),

Family planning with the Kinshasa School of Public Health (ESP), Tulane international LLC, Johns Hopkins University (JHU), Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and PATH (DRC 2010-2020), abortion with KINPAC (DRC 2016), HIV with PNLS / Global Fund (DRC 2018), quality assurance: DRC SNIS Data Quality Review (DQR)

with ESP- Primary Health Care Program (PSSP) SANRU (DRC 2021).

She supported the development of strategic and operational plans for the National Dracunculiasis Eradication Program (PNED) of the Ministry of Public Health,

Hygiene and Prevention (2017–2020), where she developed programmatic tools including the communication plan and awareness tools for the eradication of Dracunculiasis.

She worked on social mobilization, the establishment of monitoring and evaluation mechanisms, and the management of public health programs within regions of Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs).