Dr. Sarah Freeman

Dr. Sarah Freeman has 32 years of experience in Pediatrics and Infectious Diseases. She currently practices at Chief Jallah Lone Medical Center in Bopolu, where she specializes in treating children with infectious diseases and general pediatric care. Her expertise includes managing common pediatric conditions such as respiratory infections, gastroenteritis, and more complex infectious diseases, including HIV/AIDS and malaria. Dr. Freeman has worked extensively in both rural and urban settings, providing essential care to underserved populations and improving health outcomes for children across Liberia. Her compassionate approach and deep commitment to pediatric care have made her a leading figure in the medical community.

Dr. Freeman’s research has focused on the epidemiology and treatment of pediatric infectious diseases, with a particular interest in HIV/AIDS and malaria in children. She has been involved in several studies aimed at improving early diagnosis and treatment outcomes for children suffering from infectious diseases. Additionally, Dr. Freeman has worked with international health organizations to implement vaccination programs and improve healthcare access for children in rural areas. Her research has contributed to better clinical practices in treating pediatric infectious diseases in Liberia.

• Excellence in Pediatric Infectious Disease Care (2015): Recognized for her exceptional contributions to the care and treatment of children with infectious diseases in Liberia.

• Best Pediatrician (2017): Awarded for her dedication to pediatric care and infectious diseases, as well as her leadership at Chief Jallah Lone Medical Center.

Dr. Sarah Freeman has authored numerous research articles on pediatric infectious diseases, particularly focusing on HIV/AIDS, malaria, and vaccine-preventable diseases in children. Her work has been published in both local and international medical journals, contributing to the development of treatment guidelines and public health strategies aimed at improving the health of children in Liberia. Dr. Freeman's research continues to shape the field of pediatric infectious diseases in Africa, and she is regularly invited to present her findings at medical conferences.