A. Education.
1. 1991 - 1997: University of Benin Medical School Nigeria. Graduated with MBBS degree.
2. 1988 - 1991: University of Calabar, Nigeria. Graduated with B.Sc (Hons) Maths/Statistics.
3 1986 - 1988: CCAST Bambili, Cameroon. GCE A/L 5 Subjects
4 1981 - 1986: GBHS Bamenda, Cameroon. GCE O/L 10 subjects.
5 1974 - 1981: Catholic Boys School big Mankon, Bamenda, Cameroon.

B. Awards
1. 1986: Cameroon Government bursary for good performance at GCE O/L.
2 1988: Cameroon Government scholarship for university studies.
3 1991: University of Calabar, Nigeria; Best graduating student in Mathematics.
4 1991: University of Calabar, Nigeria; Best graduating student in statistics

C. Work Experience

1. October 2003 - Present: St. James University Hospital, Leeds, UK
2. October 1999 - April 2003: Catholic Mission General Hospital Njinikom, NWP, Cameroon.

3 May 1998 - July 1999: Central Hospital, Benin-City, Nigeria.

D. Positions Held.

1.	2002 - March 2003	Chief medical Officer Njinikom Catholic Hospital. Cameroon
2.	2001 - March 2003	Medical Officer in Charge of HIV treatment in Catholic Health service of the Arch-diocese of Bamenda, Cameroon
3.	October 2002 - March 2003.	Medical Officer in Charge of the National TB control program of the Catholic Health service of the arch-diocese of Bamenda, Cameroon
4.	2001 - March 2003	Program Officer in charge of Mother-to-child transmission prevention of HIV of Intercare/ Njinikom Project Hope.
5.	2001 - March 2003	Program officer in charge of HIV palliative care in Intercare/Njinikom Project Hope
6.	1999 - March 2003	Volunteer doctor to the Catholic Orphanage in Njinikom, Cameroon.

E.Papers written.

1.	K. N. MUKO, V. C.NGWA , E. TEBO, I.G. NGWA, E.N SHU (2002); Self-reported adherence to highly active antiretroviral therapy: a case study from a rural area in Cameroon. Ugandan Newsletter of Continuous Medical Education Vol 4 page 435-441
2.	V. C. NGWA, K. N. MUKO, I.G. NGWA, E.N Shu, Preventing mother to child HIV transmission programmes; the impact on mothers attending ante-natal clinics in a rural area in Cameroon. unpublished
3.	K. N. MUKO , V. C.NGWA ,A. MEIBURG, SHU E.N ,NGWA G.I (2003)Willing ness to pay for Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy. HAART Biodiagnostics and Therapy Vol 22 pg 43-47.
4.	NGWA V.C. (2003); Towards a better Healthcare system in Cameroon; A clinician's view. Cameroon Development project, Discussion paper No. 19/2003, Centre for independent research, Cameroon. (1).
5.	NGWA V.C. (2003); Non-conventional Healthcare practice in Cameroon; How safe? Cameroon Development Project, Discussion paper No. 20/2003, Centre for Independent Research, Cameroon.(2)
6.	MUKO, K.N., TCHANGWE, G.K., NGWA, V.C., NJOYA. L; Preventing Mother to child transmission of HIV - factors affecting mothers' choice of feed; A case study from Cameroon (In press).

 F. Books Edited/written

1.  Ngwa V.C., Muko K.N., Chingang L.C.(Ed. 1999); Drug and   treatment guide; Catholic Health Service of the Arch-diocese of Bamenda, Cameroon.

2. Muko K.N., Ngwa V.C., Chingang L.C.,(2002); HIV/AIDS, The way forward; A training manual for schools. Catholic Health service, Arch-diocese of Bamenda, Cameroon.

3. Muko K.N., Ngwa V.C., Chingang L.C., HIV/AIDS, an intergrated approach. Catholic Health Service, Arch-diocese of Bamenda, Cameroon

G. Workshops Organised.

1.	June 2002	3 day workshop for the training of traditional healers in Boyo Division, Cameroon, on HIV prevention and provision of Basic care.
2.	October 2002	Training of basic HIV counselling skills to teachers of secondary and High schools in Boyo Division, Cameroon.

H. Training workshops/courses on HIV/TB.

	Date	Organiser	Workshop/course
1	October 2000	Cameroon Ministry of Public Health	Three days course on Training of trainers in Diseases with Epidemiologic potential.
2.	August 2001	Cameroon Ministry of Health/National Aids Control Committee	Three days Training of Physicians on Anti-retroviral therapy, Bamenda, Cameroon
3.	July 2002	Cameroon Baptist Convention/Elizabeth Glazier paediatric AIDS Foundation /Cameroon Ministry of Health/CDC Lab in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire	Mother-to-Child transmission prevention of HIV
4.	July 2002	Cameroon Ministry of Health/National TB control program/GTZ Cameroon	Three days workshop on training of physicians on TB treatment and control
5.	October 2002	Cameroon National AIDS Control Committee	Training of Physicians on anti-retroviral therapy,Bamenda, Cameroon.

I. Oral Presentations

1.	May 2002	Malaria diagnosis and treatment. Seminar for Doctors and senior nurses in the Catholic health service of the Bamenda Arch-diocese, Cameroon
2.	October 2002	Mother-child transmission prevention of HIV. Seminar to doctors, senior nurses and midwives of the Catholic health service of The Arch-diocese of Bamenda
3.	November 2002	Childhood Diarrhoeal diseases; diagnosis and Management. Seminar for doctors and senior nurses of the Catholic health service of the arch-diocese of Bamenda.
4.	December 2002	NTCP protocol for TB diagnosis, treatment and follow-up. Seminar for doctors, senior nurses and Lab technicians in the Catholic health service of the arch-diocese of Bamenda

J. AFFILIATIONS.
I am member of the following professional bodies.
- General Medical council UK
- Cameroon Medical council
- Nigerian Medical and Dental Council
- Nigerian Medical Association.
- West African Doctors' network
- International Association of Physicians in AIDS care (IAPAC)