Ketsya Ambroise  PharmD

Director

No continent is suffering the devastating effects of a high infant mortality rate like Africa. A combination of factors such a poor pre and postnatal care for mothers has played a key role in the devastating effects of the Child's Health in Africa.

My name is Ketsya Manuella Amboise and I am a PharmD. candidate at the University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy. 

I was born on the small Caribbean island of Haiti.  My parents Yves and Margarette Amboise raised me in my hometown of Stamford Connecticut. 

At an early age my parents instilled in me a strong sense of faith, service to my community and love for education.  

I believe that pharmacy organizations such as pharmacist for Africa develop the pharmacy student into a professional by providing an environment where they can gain confidence while working with other healthcare professionals in underserved communities and promote the profession of pharmacy.