Biology | Health | Parasitology
MICHAEL KALA OYOYA
Michael Kala Oyoya is an Educationist and Biomedical Scientist specializing in Biology, Health, and Parasitology. With a strong background in these fields, he has made significant contributions to research and academia.
Academic and Professional Background
Michael Kala Oyoya is an accomplished Biomedical Scientist and Educationist with a strong foundation in Medical Parasitology, Public Health, and ICT integration in education. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Biomedical Sciences (Medical Parasitology) at Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST), Kenya, where his research focuses on parasitic infections, host–pathogen interactions, and public health impacts.
He holds a Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences (Medical Parasitology) from Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology (JOOUST) and a Bachelor of Education (Science) in Biology and Chemistry (First Class Honours) from the University of Eldoret.
He also continues postgraduate studies in Public Health (Epidemiology and Population Health) at Maseno University, expanding his expertise in disease control and epidemiology.
Michael’s education has been complemented by several specialized technical trainings, including:
Tropical Parasitology (Duke University, 2023)
Google Data Analytics (Google, 2023)
Web Design and Development (Coursera, 2020)
Leadership and Management in Health (University of Washington, 2020)
Good Clinical Practice (NIDA Clinical Trials Network, 2020)
Research Writing in Sciences (AuthorAID, 2020)
These programs have refined his capacity for data-driven biomedical research, ICT integration, and scientific communication.
Professional Background
Michael currently serves as a Biology and Health Science Educator at Friends School Tigoi, under the Teachers Service Commission (TSC). He has previously taught at Kisumu Girls High School and Esalwa Boys High School, where he established a strong record in science education, mentorship, and departmental leadership.
Beyond classroom teaching, he serves as:
Head of Department
Training Coordinator – Curriculum Based Education
CBC Champion and Science & Engineering Fair Co-Patron
Patron of i-Tigoi ICT Club, Environmental Club, and Presidential Award Kenya programs
Patron – The Wavumbuzi Entrepreneurship Challenge
Co-Patron – The Kenya Science and Engineering Fair (KSEF)
Michael is also a Research Assistant at the African Medical Research and Education Centre (AMREC–Kisumu) and a Research Consultant with Advanced Research & Training (ART), providing scientific and technical support for biomedical research, training, and data analysis.
As a KNEC Examiner, he contributes to national education quality and curriculum assessment. His consultancy and mentorship roles also extend to ICT, where he designs e-learning platforms and digital resources for education — including his online learning platform, www.kala.co.ke.
Publications and Research
Michael has published peer-reviewed work on intestinal parasitic infections and public health among people with disabilities, demonstrating his commitment to inclusive healthcare and applied parasitology. His research appears in journals such as:
International Research Journal of Pharmacy and Medical Sciences
Oman Journal of Medicine
The International Journal of Business & Management
African Journal of Health Sciences
Areas of Expertise
Medical Parasitology & Public Health
Immunobiology of Parasitic Diseases
ICT Integration in Science Education
Epidemiology and Disease Control
Scientific Research and Data Analytics
Educational Leadership and Curriculum Development
Research & Scientific Collaboration
Teaching & Academic Mentorship
ICT Integration in Education
Promoting the effective use of digital technology in teaching and learning.
Science Communication
Bridging science and public health through education and outreach.
KNEC Examiner
Contributing to national education quality and assessment standards.
Consultancy
Who I Work With
Universities and Research Institutions
Supporting academic research, mentorship, and scientific training programs. (e.g., Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology, Kaimosi Friends University)
Secondary Schools and Educational Institutions
Providing ICT integration, science education, and mentorship. (e.g., Friends School Tigoi, partner schools in Western Kenya)
Examination and Curriculum Bodies
Contributing to educational assessment and curriculum development. (e.g., Kenya National Examinations Council – KNEC)
Health and Community Organizations
Engaging in outreach, public health education, and parasitology awareness programs.
Technology and Training Partners
Working with ICT professionals and training platforms to promote digital learning. He is also the CEO, Alak Supplies, a tech company in Western Kenya.
Would you like to collaborate?
I welcome collaborations in biomedical research, education, and ICT innovation to advance science and learning.

