Dr. Emmanuel Teyie

Dr. Emmanuel Teyie is a high-throughput clinical operator with founder-level resilience, combining family medicine excellence from KATH, West Africa’s busiest teaching hospital, global surgery research at the Centre for Global Surgery in Utah, and public health intelligence through an MPH from Ensign Global. His research spans admission patterns, self-medication epidemiology, birth asphyxia burden, and clinician burnout, providing critical insights into patient flow, referral bottlenecks, and outcomes gaps. His superpower, unwavering determination, was forged by running businesses during medical school to sustain himself; colleagues recognize his world-class sustained effort, deep task commitment, results under pressure, and leadership in ambiguity. He has led medical outreach programs in maternal health, breast cancer screening, and chronic disease surveillance, reaching hundreds across underserved districts. At Mary, he validates triage logic for MaryOS and MaryAI, leads field deployments in resource-limited contexts, trains frontline clinicians, bridges bedside medicine with population-health interventions, and drives community trust-building during market expansion.