ADENIRAN ISRAEL GBOTEMI

Apr 3

PROFILE

Name: ADENIRAN ISRAEL GBOTEMI

Adeniran Israel Gbotemi was born and raised in Nigeria. Growing up in a typical Nigerian community, he was surrounded by everyday realities of limited healthcare access, environmental exposure, and preventable illnesses. These early experiences quietly shaped his curiosity about health, disease, and why many people suffer from conditions that could be avoided with proper systems and awareness.

From a young age, Adeniran showed a strong interest in science and problem-solving. This interest naturally guided him toward the medical sciences, where he believed he could make a tangible difference in people’s lives. He began his professional journey by enrolling at the School of Medical Laboratory Science, O.L.A. Oluyoro, where he obtained an Ordinary National Diploma (OND) and qualified as a Medical Laboratory Technician. This foundational training introduced him to the practical realities of laboratory medicine—sample collection, routine diagnostic testing, laboratory safety, and patient interaction.

Rather than settling at this level, Adeniran was driven by a desire to deepen his knowledge and expand his impact. He went on to earn a Bachelor’s degree in Medical Laboratory Science (BMLS) from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH). At LAUTECH, he received comprehensive training across core laboratory disciplines, including hematology, clinical chemistry, medical microbiology, histopathology, and molecular diagnostics. His undergraduate education strengthened his analytical skills and gave him a clearer understanding of how laboratory data guides clinical decision-making.

Over the course of his training and professional practice, Adeniran accumulated over two years of hands-on field experience working in medical laboratory settings. This experience exposed him to real-world diagnostic challenges—late disease presentation, limited resources, and the recurring pattern of preventable illnesses in the same communities.

While laboratory work confirmed diagnoses, it also raised deeper questions for him: Why do these diseases keep occurring? Why are environmental and occupational exposures rarely addressed before they cause harm?
A turning point in Adeniran’s thinking came from increased awareness of environmental health crises in Nigeria. Reports of communities living near battery recycling plants and industrial sites—where children exhibited seizures, learning difficulties, and chronic respiratory problems due to lead exposure—left a lasting impression on him. These were not laboratory problems alone; they were failures of regulation, public health surveillance, and community protection. This realization pushed him beyond individual diagnostics toward a broader interest in public health, epidemiology, and environmental health.

His academic curiosity led him to seek formal research training. Adeniran completed a Research Methods certificate program through the Freya International School of Research and Implementation (FISORI) under the Trainer International Program. This program was awarded through a scholarship sponsored by Africa Youth for Peace and Development (AYPAD). Through this experience, he gained practical knowledge in research design, data collection, ethics, and interpretation of findings—skills that strengthened his confidence in evidence-based inquiry and reinforced his belief that research should drive real societal change.

In addition, Adeniran completed diploma programs in Skin Care and Disease Treatment and Introduction to Skin Care through Alison International. His interest in this area is both academic and personal. An adverse experience with cosmetic chemicals earlier in life affected his health and self-confidence, motivating him to understand how everyday chemical exposures can have long-term biological consequences. This personal journey deepened his empathy and reinforced his commitment to preventive health education and safer practices.

Like many young professionals in Nigeria, Adeniran has faced the realities of limited job opportunities, economic uncertainty, and systemic challenges. These experiences have not weakened his resolve; instead, they have strengthened his determination to pursue advanced training, international exposure, and professional growth. He views education as both a personal investment and a responsibility—to acquire skills that can later be applied to improve health systems back home.

Adeniran is scheduled to commence his Medical Laboratory Science internship (2026–2027), an experience he sees as critical to refining his clinical competence while preparing for advanced graduate studies. His long-term academic goal is to pursue a Master’s degree in Public Health, particularly in Epidemiology or Environmental Health, followed by further specialization.

He believes that combining laboratory science with population-level public health training will allow him to contribute more effectively to disease prevention, environmental regulation, and health policy development.
Ultimately, Adeniran envisions a future where he uses the knowledge gained from international education and professional practice to strengthen public health standards in Nigeria.

His aspiration is not only to succeed individually, but to help build systems that protect vulnerable populations, promote awareness, and prevent avoidable suffering. His journey reflects resilience, purpose, and a deep commitment to meaningful impact.

PROFILE

Medical Laboratory Scientist with strong training in clinical diagnostics, laboratory quality control, and applied research. Experienced in infectious disease testing, sample processing, and data handling within hospital and community health settings. Possesses formal training in research methods and a growing interest in epidemiology, public health surveillance, and laboratory-informed disease prevention.

EDUCATION

Bachelor Of Medical Laboratory Science, B.MLSc., Biomedical Science GPA 3.2/5.0

Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomosho, Oyo State, Nigeria. 01/22 – 12/25

Ordinary National Diploma, ND.MLT., Medical Laboratory Technology GPA 3.81/5.0 O.L.A School of Medical Laboratory Science, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 07/17 – 12/20

CERTIFICATION&TRAINING

CERTIFICATE IN RESEARCH METHODS

Trainer International Program, hosted by Freya International School of Research and Implementation (FISORI), Covered research design, ethics, data collection techniques, and introductory data analysis (Sponsored by Africa Youth for Peace and Development - AYPAD).

Certification in Dermatology, (Skin and disease Treatment) Postgraduate Diploma, PgD

Postgraduate Diploma, PgD, (MLT) Microbiology Laboratory Technician

Postgraduate Diploma, PgD, (FOP) Fundamental of phlebotomy

Postgraduate Diploma, PgD, (DIC) Diploma in caregiving

Postgraduate Diploma, PgD, (HSC) Health and safety for caregiving Alison University, Mount Carmel, Loughrea, Co. Galway, H62 AV62, Ireland.

WORKING EXPERIENCE

MOJERC DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE, 05/22–11/22

71, IPAJA-COMMAND ROAD, UNITY BUS-STOP, COMMAND LAGOS STATE NIGERIA

Position Held: Medical Laboratory Technician

 Phlebotomy

 Sample processing

 Quality control

 Data analysis

CHERITH BROOK DIAGNOSTICS 03/21 – 03/22

A division of Cherith Brook Women`s Clinic , GROUND FLOOR, YAHWEH PLAZA, BESIDE

OLAREMS PETROL STATION, YEMETU, ADEOYO ROAD, IBADAN, OYO STATE.

Position Held: Medical Laboratory Technician

 Conducted routine hematology, clinical chemistry, and serological testing

 Performed phlebotomy, specimen handling, labeling, and processing

 Assisted in quality control (QC) and quality assurance (QA) procedures

 Operated laboratory equipment including I-STAT analyzer (ICU exposure)

 Maintained accurate laboratory records and adhered to biosafety standards

 Collaborated with clinicians to support diagnostic decision-making

THE FRONTIDA CRITICAL CARE CENTRE 03/21 – 03/22

The frontida intensive care unit (ICU), N0.16, Adekoyejo Majekodunmi Avenue, Magara

Estate, Iyaganku, GRA, Ibadan.

The ICU centre is a private 5-beddded ICU with a high dependency unit which provides critical care and life support for acutely ill and injured patients, her greatest task is providing critical care to our patients both physically and emotionally. This is done by employing only the best nurses, biomedical scientists, physicians all specialized within critical care provision.

Position Held: Medical Laboratory Technician

he received a special training in handling an I-STAT ANALYZER machine and the use of

cartridges. I solely conducted other laboratory tests and analyses, ensuring accurate results and adhering to quality control procedures. Operated and maintained laboratory equipment, and collaborated with healthcare professionals to provide diagnostics information.

JEDIDIAH LABORATORY AND MEDICAL SUPPLY 01/21 – 02/22 ADEOYO YEMETU ROAD, IBADAN, OYO STATE.

Jedidiah clinical laboratory located in the center city of Ibadan. The clinic carry out medical investigations but mainly deal with selling of medical supplies.

Position Held: Medical Laboratory Technician

 Handling and Selling of Quality Medical Equipment

 Phlebotomy and Data documentation

 Sample processing

 Laboratory testing

 Quality control

 Equipment operations

 Data analysis

 Good team work with senior scientist and other staffs.

PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS

 Epidemiology and disease surveillance

 Laboratory-based public health research

 Environmental and chemical exposure effects on health

 Infectious disease prevention and control

 Graduate research and teaching assistance

RESEARCH & ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROJECT

Adeniran, Israel Gbotemi. Comparative Analysis of serum-free testosterone, myostatin and high sensitive C reactive protein among individuals undergoing different exercise schedules. Applied principles of study design, data collection, and interpretation of biochemical markers

RESEARCH STUDY

Adeniran, Israel Gbotemi, Ogunronbi Racheal. Effects of Smoking on the blood Glucose

level Involved sample collection, laboratory analysis, and result interpretation

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE/COMMUNITY SERVICE

Volunteer: Medical Student Association Medical Outreach (2018)

 Created awareness on quackery in the medical profession

 Participated in community targeted diagnosis and treatment of common disease

Technical Skills:

Hematology and clinical chemistry assays

Serology and basic microbiological testing

Phlebotomy and specimen processing

Laboratory quality control & documentation