Njeri Munyiri is a healthcare manager and critical care nursing professional who serves as Strategic Partnerships & Health Systems Advisor at Amyloidosis Africa, supporting the development of institutional collaborations, health systems engagement, and partnership initiatives that advance the mission of improving awareness and early recognition of cardiac amyloidosis across Africa.

Within Amyloidosis Africa, she contributes to strengthening partnerships with healthcare institutions, professional societies, and global health organizations, helping expand collaborative initiatives that promote cardiovascular awareness, healthcare capacity building, and improved access to specialized care across the continent.

Njeri brings extensive experience in healthcare program management, strategic partnerships, and health systems strengthening. Her professional background includes roles with organizations such as Amref Health Africa, Jhpiego, and the United Nations Office at Nairobi, where she supported healthcare initiatives focused on clinical capacity building, emergency care, training programs, and health system development.

She also works as Medical Tourism & International Patient Services Officer at The Nairobi Hospital, where she supports coordination of international patient services and institutional partnerships in specialized healthcare delivery.

Her clinical background includes several years of experience in critical care and emergency nursing, including service in intensive care settings and participation in emergency response and healthcare training initiatives aimed at strengthening healthcare delivery systems.

Njeri holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Healthcare Management from Strathmore University, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Nairobi, and a Higher Diploma in Critical Care Nursing from The Nairobi Hospital School of Nursing.