Dr. Mireille Misaina Rajoelisambatra serves as the Conservation Health Coordinator for Conservation Allies in southern Madagascar, where she brings compassion, expertise, and a deep commitment to community well-being. She graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Antananarivo and has completed professional training and fieldwork with the World Health Organization.

Throughout her career, Dr. Rajoelisambatra has worked closely with remote and underserved communities, supporting disease surveillance, vaccination programs, and community health promotion initiatives. She is particularly passionate about preventive health and the vital connection between human well-being and environmental conservation.

Her work focuses on strengthening community-based health systems that support both people and nature. Her long-term vision is to help build resilient, healthy communities through integrated conservation and public health approaches in southern Madagascar.