Dr. Felix Ndagije is a global health professional with over 20 years’ experience in design, implementation, evaluation, and scale up of HIV prevention, care, and treatment programs with ministries of health, implementing partners, United Nations agencies, and CDC/PEPFAR. He has technical expertise in health systems strengthening, maternal and child health programs, TB/HIV, and non-communicable diseases.

Dr. Ndagije first joined ICAP as an Evaluation and Research Advisor in Rwanda in 2005. He re-joined ICAP in Lesotho in May 2016 as a Technical Consultant, and in October 2016 he pivoted to serve as a Regional Technical Advisor for Clinical and Training supporting a number of projects in multiple ICAP countries. From July 2018 to January 2019, he served as Interim Chief of Party for ICAP in Lesotho, managing a number of key technical and representational requirements in Maseru.

Dr. Ndagije earned his medical degree from the National University of Rwanda and he possesses a Master’s degree in Tropical Pediatrics and Child Health from the University of Liverpool.