Twin Sisters Drive Jamaica's Public Health Transformation
Twin pillars of public health

Twin sisters Dr Tamara Henry-Gilpin and Dr Tamika Henry are quietly reshaping Jamaica’s public-health landscape, working in parallel roles that reflect not only their training but also their shared sense of purpose. Henry-Gilpin serves as Medical Officer of Health (MOH) for St Mary, overseeing technical services in primary care across the parish. In neighbouring St Ann, Henry holds a similar post, ensuring systems are in place for primary healthcare while coordinating responses at the secondary level, particularly during disasters.
Dr. Tamara Henry-Gilpin and Dr. Tamika Henry are reshaping Jamaica's public health system through parallel leadership roles in neighboring parishes. Henry-Gilpin serves as Medical Officer of Health for St. Mary, managing primary care technical services, while Henry holds the same position in St. Ann, overseeing primary healthcare systems and disaster coordination. Their complementary efforts demonstrate how collaborative leadership strengthens community health infrastructure.
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