Dr. Isaac Musuubo
Chief Operations Officer – The Burnratty Investment Group
Dr. Isaac Musuubo has 20+ years of experience managing rural healthcare operations in Africa.
He has been the Director of Cypress Holdings Uganda Ltd since 2013. He is a Health Advisor at Guidepoint, a world leading expert network, providing business & government professionals with opportunities to communicate with industry and subject-matter experts to answer hard (or impossible) to research questions through the provision of on-demand consultation and data services for leading global companies while working with clients to connect them with top industry expertise.
He is a full-time medical doctor enthusiastic to provide solutions to challenging healthcare questions with the particular upsurge in NCDs and is currently indulged at a Premier Hospital serving over 300 patients daily in the heart of the Pearl's Capital and is delighted about the rapidly evolving healthcare sector!
During his tenure at Case Hospital aka Case Medical Centre, an urban, private, upscale, tertiary hospital in Kampala, the capital of Uganda and one of the five upscale private tertiary care hospitals in Kampala City, he was responsible for providing Technical Oversight and Leadership to a Proactive and Enthusiastic team at Case Hospital's Pioneer Outpatient Medical Centre in Entebbe, looking to provide a fully-fledged Specialised, Quality, Accessible, Available and Affordable Healthcare experience to a community that was yearning for so much.
He has also worked with Mengo Hospital, the oldest hospital in East Africa established by Sir Albert Ruskin Cook who came to Uganda with a Church Missionary Society mission in 1896. It is also known as Namirembe Hospital, a private, faith-based, community, teaching hospital in Kampala.
Dr. Isaac, is also a medical officer with the Africa Humanitarian Action (AHA), an International Non- Governmental Organization that provides effective humanitarian relief and recovery as well as advocacy services. AHA was founded in 1994 in response to the atrocities in Rwanda, and it has supported over 26 million people in 20 African countries to regain their health, dignity and wellbeing. Through the provision of humanitarian relief and sustained development support to distressed communities in Africa with partners like United Nations Population Fund, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, United Nations Children’s Fund, United Nations Population Fund, European Union, World Food Programme and the International Medical Corps.