Dr. Angela Roberts

Dr. Angela Roberts has 30 years of experience in Pediatrics and Neonatal Care. She practices at St. Timothy Memorial Hospital in Robertsport, where she provides specialized care for newborns and children. Dr. Roberts is an expert in managing neonatal complications, infant care, and treating a wide range of pediatric conditions. Her focus is on providing high-quality care to vulnerable newborns and ensuring their proper growth and development. She is also dedicated to preventive care, educating parents on early childhood health, immunizations, and developmental milestones. Dr. Roberts is well-known for her compassionate care and has been instrumental in improving neonatal health outcomes in Liberia.

Dr. Roberts has conducted significant research in the areas of neonatal health, early childhood development, and pediatric disease prevention. Her research interests include neonatal resuscitation, managing preterm births, and improving child health outcomes in rural areas. She has collaborated with various international health organizations to implement programs that address childhood malnutrition and maternal-child health in Liberia. Dr. Roberts continues to contribute to medical literature on pediatric care and neonatal interventions.

• Excellence in Neonatal Care (2014): Recognized for her outstanding contributions to the field of neonatal health and for improving care for premature and high-risk infants.

• Best Pediatrician (2017): Awarded for her exceptional care and dedication to child health at St. Timothy Memorial Hospital.

Dr. Angela Roberts has authored several research papers on pediatric and neonatal care, particularly focusing on the prevention of neonatal deaths, improving neonatal care protocols, and tackling childhood malnutrition. Her work has been published in both local and international medical journals. Dr. Roberts is a well-respected figure in the field of pediatrics, often invited to share her knowledge and research at medical conferences. Her research continues to shape neonatal care practices in Liberia and contribute to global discussions on child health.