Dr Tinsae Alemayehu is a pediatric infectious diseases specialist, medical educator and researcher based in Ethiopia. He is affiliated to the American medical center and also as an adjunct assistant professor to the St. Paul's hospital millennium medical college, Addis Ababa. He is also the current vice president of the African society of pediatric infectious diseases (AfSPID). Dr Tinsae has published 35 articles in peer-reviewed journals. His research interests are antimicrobial resistance and stewardship practices relevant to childhood infections in low resource settings. He has recently co-authored the pan-African antimicrobial treatment guidelines for common infections and syndromes in pediatric patients prepared by the Africa CDC and Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics and Policy. He co-directs the Addis Ababa-McGill University partnership for infectious diseases - a research group which thrives to promote research and training in Infectious and Tropical Diseases and in particular, antimicrobial stewardship. He's also member of the editorial team of the PLoS Global Health journal. Dr Tinsae also has experience in national outbreak control efforts in his home country including authoring national management guidelines for syndromes like pediatric COVID, Chikungunya, Dengue, viral hepatitis etc.