Francis Muzaale

Lecturer


Dr. Francis Muzaale is a 52-year-old Ugandan male born on 1st January 1974. He is a Catholic, married, and a devoted husband and father of four children. He currently serves as a Lecturer of Medical Physiology at the Faculty of Medicine, Gulu University, with over 21 years of professional teaching experience in health sciences education.

Dr. Muzaale is a dedicated and highly motivated physiology lecturer with a strong background in both medical physiology and veterinary sciences. He has extensive experience teaching undergraduate students in medical programs. His professional expertise includes competency-based education and training, curriculum development, academic mentorship, and assessment design in physiology and pathophysiology. He possesses broad knowledge in human and veterinary physiology, including cellular physiology, cardiovascular physiology, respiration, gastrointestinal tract physiology, neurophysiology, endocrinology, renal, body fluid and electrolyte balance.

Qualifications

Institution Period Degree obtained
Mbarara University of science and Technology 2009-2011 Msc. Medical Physiology
University of Edinburg, UK (On-line) 2009-2012 Msc. International Animal Health (IAH)
Makerere University 1998-2003 Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine (BVM)

Research Interests


1. Impact of Stress on body Physiology
2. Geriatric Physiology

Publications

Projects

Supervision


I have supervised the following Undergraduate research to completion single handedly.
“Factors Affecting Disclosure of HIV Sero-Status to HIV Infected Children in TASO, Gulu”
“Effects and Use of Contraceptives in Gulu, A case Study at Gulu Referral Gynecological Clinic”
“Assessing the Incidence of Bovine Trypanosomiasis in Nakisunga Subcounty in Mukono District”
“Prevalence and Risk Factors Associated with Cattle Brucellosis Among Fenced Farms in Akagera Ecosystem of South Western Uganda”
“Assessing the Effect of Diatomaceous Earth on Egg Production, Quality and Parasitic Role in Kuloirer Chicken A Case at NARO Mukono In Uganda”
“Assessment of farmers’ perception and adoption of multiple ovulation and embryo Transfer (Moet)”
“A Study on Farmers’ Knowledge and Awareness on Pig Farming Using the Indigenous Microorganisms System in Naama Sub-County Mukono District”
“Evaluate the Quality of Pork Availed on The Market Based on Physical Examination in Nalukolongo Kampala District”
“Evaluating the Performance of Weaner Piglets Fed on Different Feed Formulations”
“Investigating the Causes of Low Levels of Milk Production in Exotic Dairy Cattle in Goma Division, Mukono District”
“Evaluating Factors Limiting Adoption of Sweet Potato Vine Silage by Swine Farmers as An Alternative Feed Case Study: Busoro Sub County in Kabarole District”
“Assessing the Occurrence of Leptospirosis Disease in Cattle Production
Case Study: Nsambya Sub-County Kyankwanzi District”

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