NIGERIAN PHYSICIAN ADVOCACY GROUP
NIGERIAN PHYSICIAN ADVOCACY GROUP
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Background
Career
AS
Washington DC, DC · current
Government experience
Lobbyst
Public Affairs Strategist.
Covered official positions, as disclosed on federal filings
The past 12 months
Clients
1
past 12 months
Filings
2
past 12 months
Agencies contacted
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESSENATEState, Dept of (DOS)
Specific issues
Advocated for J-1 visa waiver reforms to improve access for Nigerian international medical graduates in underserved U.S. communities; promoted bipartisan support for H.R. 1201 - Doctors in Our Borders Act.
Advocated for J-1 visa waiver reforms to improve access for Nigerian international medical graduates in underserved U.S. communities; promoted bipartisan support for H.R. 1201 - Doctors in Our Borders Act. Engaged on USAID global health funding for Nigeria, urging restoration of budget cuts impacting maternal/child health and infectious disease programs. Educated policymakers on the contributions of Nigerian physicians and the impact of immigration barriers on U.S. healthcare capacity.
Engaged on implications for U.S.-Nigeria relations, trade, and health collaboration. Educated policymakers on the contributions of Nigerian physicians and the impact of immigration barriers on U.S. healthcare capacity. Opposed potential designation of Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC); engaged on implications for U.S.-Nigeria relations, trade, and health collaboration. Discussed implications of lack of USAID and proposed diaspora solutions to create gap and funding for healthcare services in both Nigeria and domestically.
Advocated for J-1 visa waiver reforms to improve access for Nigerian international medical graduates in underserved U.S. communities; promoted bipartisan support for H.R. 1201 - Doctors in Our Borders Act. Educated policymakers on the contributions of Nigerian physicians and the impact of immigration barriers on U.S. healthcare capacity.
Engaged on USAID global health funding for Nigeria, urging restoration of budget cuts impacting maternal/child health and infectious disease programs. Opposed potential designation of Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC); engaged on implications for U.S.-Nigeria relations, trade, and health collaboration. Educated policymakers on the contributions of Nigerian physicians and the impact of immigration barriers on U.S. healthcare capacity.
Advocated for J-1 visa waiver reforms to improve access for Nigerian international medical graduates in underserved U.S. communities; promoted bipartisan support for H.R. 1201 - Doctors in Our Borders Act. Engaged on USAID global health funding for Nigeria, urging restoration of budget cuts impacting maternal/child health and infectious disease programs. Opposed potential designation of Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC); engaged on implications for U.S.-Nigeria relations, trade, and health collaboration. Educated policymakers on the contributions of Nigerian physicians and the impact of immigration barriers on U.S. healthcare capacity.
Clients
Sources
This profile is built from the public record: filings in the U.S. Senate Lobbying Disclosure Act system. lda.senate.gov ↗