🎓 Education Background
Oluwakemi Abuka earned her Master of Science in Sociology from the University of Ibadan in 2011, following a Bachelor of Science in Sociology from Bowen University in 2007. Her educational journey provided a solid foundation in sociological theories and research methodologies, fueling her career in administrative and behavioral health roles. 📚🎓
🏛️ Professional Experience
With over 7.5 years of experience, Oluwakemi has served as an Administrative Officer in Ogun State Civil Service, focusing on vendor management, budget planning, and conflict resolution among community leaders. Currently, she is a Senior Healthcare Professional at Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health, where she supports individuals’ well-being and ensures their safe, productive integration into their communities. 👩💼🌟
📝 Research Interests
Oluwakemi’s research centers on adolescent mental health, substance abuse, and public health interventions. Her work explores the impact of social media on substance abuse and integrates technology to enhance mental health outcomes. 🧠🔬
📜 Publications and Media
Her research has been featured in peer-reviewed journals and notable media outlets, emphasizing her expertise in adolescent behavioral health and the socio-cultural impacts of substance abuse. Articles include studies on adolescent mental health innovations and substance abuse’s role in the digital age. 📖📰
🏅 Certifications and Training
Oluwakemi holds several certifications, including Adult First Aid/CPR/AED from the American Red Cross and various behavioral health training from Devereux. Her professional development also includes workshops on human resources management and administrative skills. 🏅🎓
🌐 Professional Memberships
She is a member of the American Sociological Association, reflecting her commitment to advancing the field of sociology and behavioral health through active participation in professional communities. 🌐🤝
📖 Publication