Dr Carolyn Bolton Moore is a South African trained physician, employed by the University of Alabama in Birmingham, who has been living and working in Zambia since 2004. Her expertise is in paediatric and adolescent care and treatment, and prevention of mother-to-child transmission interventions. She has been combining paediatric and adolescent research and implementation science within the Zambian public health system for over 20 years. As Chief Medical Officer, she provides support for a large (over 5,000 adolescent patients) care and treatment program and has experience and expertise in treating adults, adolescents and children. She is a protocol co-chair of IMPAACT P2017, an exciting phase 1/2 clinical trial, the first study to use long acting injectable antiretrovirals in adolescents. She is an MPI on an exciting UG1 looking at improving SRH outcomes amongst adolescent girls and has also served as a Co-Investigator on the Southern African region of the International Epidemiologic Databases to Evaluate AIDS (IeDEA) network since 2008.