Henricles Jeudy, originally from Haiti, is an exceptional Medical Doctor (M.D.) and public health professional, deeply committed to advancing health equity and improving community health outcomes. He earned his M.D. from the Escuela Latino Americana de Medicina in Cuba and later enhanced his expertise with a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree specializing in Health Management and Policy, along with a Graduate Certificate in Maternal and Child Health from Georgia State University (GSU). After completing his medical training, Henricles returned to Haiti in 2013, where he served as a primary care provider and led various health initiatives aimed at delivering sustainable and affordable healthcare to underserved populations. His notable work includes managing antiretroviral clinics and coordinating significant projects funded by The Global Fund and USAID, which focused on strengthening healthcare systems and preventing the spread of HIV and tuberculosis. In recognition of his impactful work, Henricles was awarded a prestigious Fulbright scholarship to pursue his MPH at GSU. He now continues his influential work as an ORISE Fellow with the CDC's Division of HIV Prevention, focusing on the social determinants of health.

• hjeudy@lakayaccessante.org

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