Patricia Ogoti is an advocate of the High Court of Kenya currently pursuing a Master of Laws degree in National and Global Health Law at Georgetown University Law Center. She is also concurrently serving as a Research Assistant at the O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law. Her focus lies in advocating for Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights supporting Ahaki in this crucial area. Her diverse background aligns with her interests in Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights, access to healthcare and medicines, healthcare compliance and regulatory work and digital health.

Before enrolling at Georgetown Law, Ogoti was working at a law firm in Kenya where she concentrated on advocacy projects for women’s and children’s healthcare rights. Additionally, motivated by her commitment to global health and a drive to create a meaningful difference in the welfare of vulnerable populations, she volunteered with the Academic Model Providing Access to Healthcare (AMPATH), addressing healthcare accessibility for those with HIV/AIDS. Her voluntary efforts included conducting community legal and training programs to heighten awareness on healthcare issues.

Ogoti holds a Bachelor of Laws (First Class Honours) from Strathmore University and completed her legal training at the Kenya School of Law in Nairobi, Kenya.