Dr Josephine Kyei is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Public Health Nursing, of the School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of Ghana. Her research focuses on Psychosocial issues with infertility, surrogacy and Assisted Reproductive Treatment as well as Sexual Reproductive Health of women and men within their reproductive age. She has PhD in Public Health, MPHIL in Health Service Administration from the University of Ghana, Post Graduate Diploma in education and a State Registered Nurse and a Queen Elizabeth Scholar. She has several publications to her credit and belongs to several professional associations including West African Post Graduate College of Nurses and Midwives, Ghana College of Nurses and Midwives, Fertility Society of Ghana. She is a passionate advocate for Reproductive healthcare equity and access, regularly lending her voice to initiatives aimed at improving reproductive healthcare outcomes.Josephine has ongoing collaborative projects involving infertility and Sexual reproductive health. She is currently a Co PI of a project examining predictors of psychological and well being among men and women seeking infertility treatment: An African collaboration, and a baseline project assessment promoting equal rights for womenand Girls with disability. She has also been involved in a just ended funded project by Danish Family Planning Association that involved Improving Sexual and Reproduction Health and Rights.