COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake Among Doctors
Cross-sectional undergraduate research assessing vaccine uptake and barriers among doctors at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, analysed in IBM SPSS.
Stephen Chinedu Anigbo, MBBS
Physician·Researcher·AI Systems Evaluator
I work across medicine, scientific research and artificial intelligence: evaluating AI systems, building rigorous scientific benchmarks, and exploring how emerging technology can solve hard problems.
I am a Nigerian-trained medical doctor whose work has expanded across clinical medicine, research, artificial intelligence, scientific communication, digital publishing and search strategy.
The disciplines look different, but the instinct behind them is the same: understand the problem deeply, communicate clearly, and find a way forward. Business is the next chapter I intend to build. Not a claim about what already exists, but a direction I am deliberately growing toward.
Request my CV ↗View LinkedIn ↗Clinical reasoning, patient care, epidemiology, public-health questions, and research grounded in evidence.
02↗AI Systems Evaluation · Agent Training · Scientific BenchmarkingDesigning and reviewing scientific evaluation tasks, interrogating model reasoning, analysing failure modes, and improving the reliability of domain-specific AI systems.
03↗Scientific communication, long-form writing, SEO-led publishing and content architecture: turning complex ideas into work people can find and understand.
04↗An emerging chapter focused on entrepreneurship, technology-enabled ventures, and building useful companies around real problems.
My research experience spans clinical and public-health questions, with a growing interest in how data and computational methods can strengthen health research.
Cross-sectional undergraduate research assessing vaccine uptake and barriers among doctors at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, analysed in IBM SPSS.
Supported a prospective cohort study through biological-sample processing, dietary-recall interviews, participant follow-up and protocol implementation.
Contributed to a cross-sectional study of 408 students with the Medical Research and Humanitarian Society, UNTH, and helped run SPSS training for 700+ members.
“Aut viam inveniam aut faciam.”
I shall either find a way or make one.
A motto that captures how I think about work, uncertainty, ambition, and building what does not yet exist.
Long before it became professional work, writing gave me a way to make sense of ambition, uncertainty, science, technology, and the person I am becoming. At seventeen, an essay on justice and freedom placed second nationally in the Wole Soyinka International Cultural Exchange competition.
Essays and notes live on Substack, including Phase 29: Still Building, Still Waiting, Still Here.
Read on Substack ↗Open to research & AI-evaluation collaborations
For research, AI systems evaluation, scientific communication, digital strategy, and thoughtful collaborations.
hello@stephenanigbo.com ↗My CV is available on request.