The Fondation Pierre Fabre trains tomorrow’s healthcare leaders
20/10/2023
The Fondation Pierre Fabre has supported the training of more than 200 students from Africa and Asia since its beginnings.
In this series of portraits, discover the men and women we have supported in their training:
1st episode
Yannick Mukendi, a general practitioner in the DRC, explains how he can meet the needs of his country by training in dermatology.
2nd episode
In this 2nd episode of our scholarship holder profiles, find out more about the career of Dr Moussa Savané. Dr Savane is Guinean and is undergoing 4 years’ training in dermatology, in Mali at the dermatology hospital in Bamako and in France at the Hôpital Saint Louis AP-HP, Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Paris, thanks to a grant from the Fondation Pierre Fabre. His project is to set up tele-expertise in dermatology in Guinea in order to meet treatment needs.
3rd episode
In 2020, Dr Alice Guingané, hepato- gastroenterologist at the University Hospital BOGODO in Burkina Faso, received a grant from the FondationPierre Fabre to continue her post-doctoral research.
4th episode
In this fourth episode, we take a look at the inspiring career of Noudy Sengxeu, Doctor of Pharmacy and lecturer in analytical chemistry at the Faculty of Pharmacy of the University of Health Sciences in Laos. Thanks to a grant from the Foundation, Noudy Sengxeu was given the opportunity to do an internship at the French National Agency for the Safety of Medicines and Health Products.
5th episode
In this 5th and final episode, Sandra Vidjro, Pharmacist in Regulatory Affairs, tells us about her career. She became the first female doctoral student in law and ethics and pharmaceutical regulation in Togo, thanks to a grant from the Fondation Pierre Fabre . Her professional goals? : “To enable Togo, which is a small country in West Africa, to become a model when it comes to pharmaceutical regulation. Find out more about her career.