CURRICULUM VITAE
PERSONAL DETAILS:
Name: Dr. Mary Atieno Masiga
Date of Birth: 20th May 1959
Place of Birth :
Sex: Female
Marital Status: Married
Religion: Protestant (Anglican)
Nationality: Kenyan
Permanent Address:
Contact Address: Faculty of Dental Sciences
P.O. Box 19679, Nairobi
E-mail: ati-masiga@ yahoo.com
Telephone: 215555/212423
Languages: English, Kiswahili
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
1989 - 1990: Masters Degree in Paediatric Dentistry (MSc.)
1978-1983: Bachelors Degree in Dental Surgery (B.D.S) university of
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
1975–1977:
1971–1974:
1963 –1970:
COMPUTER TRAINING: Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Word
SPSS for Windows 10.0
WO***NG EXPERIENCE
1991–Date: Lecturer, Department of Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics, Faculty of Dental Sciences,
.
1986 – 1990: Tutorial Fellow, Department of Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics, and Faculty of
Dental Sciences,
1984– 986: Dental Officer I,
1983 – 198: Dental officer II (Intern),
EXAMINING EXPERIENCE
2005-Date: Examiner, Kenya Medical & Dentists Board Internship/Assessment Examinations.
1991 - Date: Internal Examiner, Dept.of Paediatric Dentistry& Orthodontics
1994 - 1996: External Examiner, Paediatric Dentistry, Faculty of Community Oral
Training Institute (KMTI)
DEPARTMENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Teaching : Seminar & clinical teaching of undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Research: Supervision of research projects/theses for undergraduate and post graduate students.
ü Examinations: Preparation of undergraduate and postgraduate Students for university
§ examinations.
§ Setting of written and clinical examinations for undergraduate and postgraduate
students.
§ Liaising with External Examiners for moderation of examinations.
Coordinator: Post graduate studies - time tabling and coordinating
seminar & clinical activities for postgraduate
students
Ag Chairman: Department of Pediatric Dentistry /Orthodontics
25th May-9th May 2004
10th Aug.-20th Aug. 2004
17th July-20th July 2005
FACULTY RESPONSIBILITIE
Chairman: Faculty of Dental Sciences Students Counseling Team Coordinating academic counseling for
Students Organizing interactive activities between academic
Staff & students
Chairman: Faculty of
Chairman: Faculty of Dental Sciences Library Committee
Member: Faculty of Dental Sciences Development committee
SUPERVISION OF RESEARCH
Postgraduate students:
1. Dr. Musera, D.
Dental caries and oral heath knowledge and practices among 10-12 years old urban and rural children in
2. Dr. Muriithi, H.
Paediatric dental and oral maxillofacial injuries at
3. Dr. Ng’ang’a, R.N.
External and internal root morphology of premolar teeth of Kenyans of African origin. (defended)
4. Dr. Ober, J. A.
Oral health status and utilization of oral health services by children with cerebral palsy in
5. Dr. Owino, R.O.
Gingivitis and dental caries among 12 -year -old children in a rural town in Trans-Nzoia district.(on going)
Undergraduate students:
1. Nguyo, E.
Knowledge, attitudes and use of pits & fissure sealants by dentists in
2. Nyamu, E N.
Knowledge, attitude and practices of caregivers attending the Kenyatta National Hospital MCH clinic towards the oral health of their children (passed)
3. Okomba, M.J.
Knowledge and attitudes of parents attending the
4. Wangari, V.W.
Knowledge and perceptions of parents on the association between digit sucking, tongue thrusting & anterior open bite in 3-12-year old children in Nairobi.(on going)
PUBLICATIONS
1. Masiga, M.A.. A study of patients attending for surgical management of impacted canines. MSC Thesis 1990.
2. Masiga, M.A., Holt, R.The prevalence of dental caries and gingivitis and their relationship to social class amongst nursery school children in Nairobi, Kenya. Int. J. of Paed. Dent. 1993; 3: 135 – 140.
3. Masiga, M.A. Demographic characteristics of patients attending for surgical treatment of unerrupted canines. Afri. J. of Oral Health
Sciences. 2002; 3 (2): 129 – 132.
4. Masiga, M.A. Iatrogenic hypodontia following traditional excision of decidous canine tooth buds: case reports. Afri. J. of Oral Health Sciences. 2003; 4 (1): 173-174.
5. Nyamu, E.N., Masiga, M.A., Gathece, L.W., Mutara, L.N. Knowledge attitude and practices of care givers attending the Kenyatta N. Hospital MCH clinics towards oral health of their children. Afri. J. of Oral Health Sciences. 2003; 4 (3): 326 – 327.
6. Masiga, M.A. Sociodemographic characteristic and clinic features among patients
attending a private paediatric clinic in
E.A Med. J. 2004: 8 ; 577 – 582
7. Muriithi, H., Masiga, M.A., Chindia, M.L. Paediatric dental injuries at Kenyatta N.
Hospital.(EAMJ 82: 592-597)
8. Masiga, M.A. Presenting chief complaints and clinical characteristics among patients
attending the Department of Paediatric Dentistry clinic at the
PAPERS SUBMITTED/PREPARED FOR PUBLICATION
1. Masiga, M.A. Impacted permanent canines in patients attending a dental
clinic in
2. Masiga, M.A. Dental caires and gingivitis in children attending a low
socioeconomic informal school in
3. Masiga, M.A. Dental caries and snacking habits of 5-12 year old children residing within a sugar belt region –
4. Masiga M.A. Dental treatment under general anesthesia at a children’s Hospital in
PAPERS PRESENTED IN SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCES
1. Masiga M,A. Management of children in the dental surgery. The 16th Congress of the International Association for Dental research (IADR), East & Southern Africa Division, Silver Springs Hotel,
2. Musera, D.K., Masiga, M.A., Ng’an,’a, P.M. Dental caries and oral health knowledge and practices among 10-12 year old urban and rural children in Kenya .The 17th congress of the International Association for Dental Research (IADR), East and Southern African division. Arusha Intern. Conf. Centre (AICC), 29 – 30th October 2003.
3. Osamong,
4. Masiga, M.A., Oduor-Noah, S. Dental treatment under General Anaesthesia at a children’s hospital in
RESEARCH INTERESTS:
1. Accessibility to oral health services for children aged 0-16 years in
PhD Proposal under preparation.
2. Nationwide survey of the dental health needs of children in Kenya/burden of disease.
3. Determinants of dental care utilization for children in
Economic/enabling resources.
- Facilities available for oral health care.
- Utilisation of relevant trained manpower.
- Costing the Oral Care Health Package for Kenyan children.
- HIV/AIDS.
a. Oral manifestations as predictors of disease progression.
b. Impact of the limited availability of oral health care for impoverished families who are
disproportionately affected by HIV infection.
c. Supportive care and its impact on infected children’s quality of life.
CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS ATTENDED
1. International Association for Dental Research Conferences, 2000- 2005.
2. Kenya Dental Association scientific seminars,
1983-2004.
3. Kenya Dental Association continuous dental education seminars, 1983 – 2004.
4. FDI/CDA. Seminar, Safari Park Hotel, Dec. 2003.
5. Kenya Dental Association workshop on fixed appliance therapy.
Grand Regency Hotel, 2003.
6. Workshop on orthodontic management of cleft lip and palate
patients. Faculty of dental sciences, January, 2002.
7 Kenya Medical Women's Association workshop on child abuse, 1999
8 British Society of Paediatric Dentistry conferences 1989, 1990, (
MEMBERSHIPS OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES
1.
2.
3. Kenya Medical Women’s Association (KMWA)
4. Int. Association of International Dental Research (IADR)
ACADEMIC REFEREES
1. PROF. G.N. OPINYA
Professor of Paediatric Dentistry
Department of Paediatric Dentistry / Orthodontics
2. DR. G. OGONJI
Paediatric Dentist/ Chief Dental Officer
Ministry OF health
3. Dr. M.L CHINDIA
Senior Lecturer
Department of Oral & Maxilofacial Surgery
University of Nairobi
P.O. Box 19676
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