Her Story
Born and raised in Lagos, Nigeria, Dr. Inijesu Taiwo has built a remarkable career dedicated to advancing women's health and healthcare equity globally.
With a background in biochemistry from Babcock University and medical training from Windsor University School of Medicine, she combines rigorous scientific knowledge with compassionate healthcare delivery.
In May 2024, Dr. Taiwo completed her Master of Public Health at Binghamton University, where she demonstrated exceptional leadership through innovative projects addressing health literacy challenges for international students.
Medical Excellence
Combining biochemistry knowledge and medical training to deliver compassionate, evidence-based healthcare.
Research Impact
Co-authored groundbreaking research on maternal health information-seeking behaviors, informing better healthcare delivery.
Global Perspective
Working across cultural boundaries to address healthcare disparities and improve access for underserved populations.
Innovative Solutions
Developed "Crossing Borders" initiative to help international students navigate complex healthcare systems with confidence.
Professional Journey
Biochemistry Education
Earned her Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from Babcock University in Nigeria, establishing a strong foundation in the sciences.
Medical Degree
Completed her Doctor of Medicine (MD) from Windsor University School of Medicine in Saint Kitts and Nevis, developing clinical expertise and global perspective.
Innovation Recognition
Secured competitive funding for her "Crossing Borders" health literacy initiative through Binghamton University's Road Map Strategic Plan, one of only four selected projects.
Public Health Expertise
Graduated with a Master of Public Health from Binghamton University's Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences, expanding her expertise in population health strategies.
Advisory Leadership
Served on the advisory board of the Ellyn Uram Kaschak Institute for Social Justice for Women and Girls, contributing to initiatives addressing women's rights and climate change impacts on health.
"I want to make a difference on a larger scale, impacting populations rather than individuals."
— Dr. Inijesu Taiwo
Areas of Impact
Maternal Health Research
Investigating information-seeking behaviors among mothers to develop more effective healthcare communication strategies and improve maternal outcomes.
Health Literacy Solutions
Creating innovative frameworks to help diverse populations navigate complex healthcare systems with confidence and autonomy.
Climate & Women's Health
Exploring the intersection of climate change impacts and women's health outcomes, with a focus on vulnerable populations and sustainable solutions.