"In Breast Cancer early detection saves lives'' ; Meet Bethel Samson

"In Breast Cancer early detection saves lives'' ; Meet Bethel Samson - Founder of Etege

Hi! Please tell us who you are and what you do?

My name is Bethel Samson. I'm 5th year medical student and a founder of Etege. More about my work: Interview with Bethel Samson - ''This is a pressing matter that requires attention. "In Breast Cancer early detection saves lives. It's very important to have regular screening so as to pick the Cancer early and have a much better outcome of medical treatment" said Bethel stressing the importance of early detection to reduce the number of people that lose their lives because of the disease.''

Please briefly describe your current role and professional interests?

I make content for apps and websites that raise awareness about health issues in Ethiopia.

What does a typical day look like for you?

I attend class or bedsides during most weekdays and I study. Then I write content or I do the wire framing for my app or website. If there's a social media campaign, I write content for the posters. I check on my graphic designer for the app or web design and animation.

What is your favourite part of the job?

I like being able to create something that can help people. I enjoy being in that mind space where I get consumed doing what I love.

What can be done as a student to impact your profession/your country at large?

Sharing your knowledge can really help people.

What is the most challenging part of your job?

It's time consuming and I still have a lot to learn about things but it's very exciting.

Do you have any tips for achieving a good work-life balance?

Put your mental and physical health first. Then don't forget to spend time with your family.

How do human health professionals currently help to drive sustainability?

There are more initiatives and opportunities for health professionals to be involved.

What do you feel are the major opportunities to drive sustainability in the human health sector?

Now, more than ever, we're able to reach people on an international level using social media platforms so if we know how to utilize that access, the opportunities are endless.

What are your top tips for human health professionals wishing to take the first steps to drive sustainability in their roles?

Understanding the concept of Sustainability and practicing it ourselves is the first and most important step.

If you could wave a magic wand and make one improvement to drive the sustainability impact of the human health profession, what would it be?

I would raise awareness to all health professionals

Author:

Beyond Student for Change Initiative

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