Dr. Christophe Milien is a distinguished figure in the field of healthcare, particularly known for his extensive work in maternal health and social medicine. As a blog contributor for the 1804 Renaissance, Dr. Milien brings his wealth of knowledge and experience to explore health and wellness topics, emphasizing the critical role of social medicine.

Dr. Milien’s journey in medicine began at the State University of Haiti’s School of Medicine and Pharmacy, where he completed his medical training. His early career was marked by a deep commitment to community health, working in rural areas of Haiti to address pressing healthcare needs. His specialization in obstetrics and gynecology, obtained at Haiti’s General Hospital, further solidified his expertise in maternal health care.

After serving as a medical director in Lascahobas for Partners In Health/Zanmi Lasante (PIH/ZL), Dr. Milien’s role expanded to overseeing maternal health care across the Central Plateau, reflecting his growing influence in Haiti’s healthcare sector. His leadership extended to coordinating gender-based violence programs, cervical cancer screening initiatives, and evaluation and monitoring services, showcasing his multifaceted approach to health and wellness.

Currently, Dr. Milien serves as the director of the women’s health department at the University Hospital in Mirebalais (HUM) and holds the prestigious position of Chief Medical Officer. His academic contributions are significant, with teaching roles in social medicine, sexually transmitted diseases, and prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV.