Vivian Opoku-Kyeremeh
Vivian Opoku-Kyeremeh, the Principal Midwifery Officer at Sunyani West District’s Dumasua CHPS in the Bono Region, has been recognized as the overall national winner in the General Staff Category at the 2nd edition of the Ghana Health Service (GHS) Excellence Awards 2024. Her exceptional dedication and outstanding service in healthcare earned her this prestigious honor.
The awards ceremony, held in Accra, celebrated the achievements of health personnel across various categories, with Opoku-Kyeremeh standing out for her exemplary work in midwifery and maternal health. The award recognizes her tireless commitment to improving healthcare delivery, particularly in rural areas, where she has significantly contributed to the well-being of women and children.
Opoku-Kyeremeh’s prize includes a certificate, a plaque, a 50-inch LED Smart TV, a brand-new Volkswagen Virtus saloon vehicle, and an all-expenses-paid trip for two to Dubai, marking a well-deserved recognition of her outstanding contributions to the health sector.
Gratitude
During the ceremony, Opoku-Kyeremeh expressed her gratitude, stating, “I am deeply honored by this recognition. It is a reflection of the hard work and dedication of not only myself but also my colleagues who work tirelessly in the healthcare sector. I am thankful to the Ghana Health Service for this opportunity and will continue to strive for excellence in my work.”
The GHS Excellence Awards, now in its second edition, aims to highlight the invaluable contributions of health professionals across the country and encourage them to continue their work in providing quality healthcare services. The awards are also designed to motivate others within the sector to push for higher standards of care and professionalism.
Dr. Patrick Kuma-Aboagye, the Director-General of the Ghana Health Service, lauded Opoku-Kyeremeh and other awardees for their dedication and excellence in service delivery. He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to supporting healthcare workers and ensuring that they have the resources and recognition they deserve.
Vivian Opoku-Kyeremeh’s win not only highlights her personal dedication but also serves as an inspiration to healthcare professionals, especially midwives, working in underserved communities across the nation. Her success is seen as a testament to the positive impact of compassionate and skilled healthcare providers in the lives of ordinary Ghanaians.
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