Ms. Dzigbodi Kpikpitse is a highly qualified professional with a strong academic and clinical background in nursing, psychology, and mental health. She holds an MPhil in Psychology (1999) and a BA (Hons) in Nursing with Sociology (1987) from the prestigious University of Ghana, Legon. Her foundational training includes certifications as a State Registered Nurse (1988) and a Registered Mental Nurse (1989), reflecting her deep expertise in both general and mental healthcare. Currently, Ms. Kpikpitse serves as a Lecturer at the Ghana College for Nurses and Midwives, where she shares her knowledge and experience with the next generation of healthcare professionals. Her multidisciplinary education—combining nursing, sociology, and psychology—equips her with a unique perspective on patient care, mental health advocacy, and medical education. With decades of dedication to the field, Ms. Kpikpitse exemplifies a commitment to excellence in healthcare training and practice. Her work continues to impact the nursing and midwifery community in Ghana, fostering skills and compassion in future practitioners.
