Major Bright Attah Addae is a highly accomplished nursing educator, clinician, and leader with over 24 years of experience spanning education, clinical practice, and military healthcare. As the Acting Principal of the Ghana Armed Forces College of Nursing and Midwifery (GAFCONM) at the 37 Military Hospital, Major Addae exemplifies a commitment to excellence, innovation, and transformative leadership in nursing and midwifery education. A passionate advocate for advancing healthcare education, he has been instrumental in the strategic reform of the College, leading historic initiatives such as securing university affiliation, professional accreditation, and the successful transition of the institution into a degree-awarding college after 84 years of existence.

Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Nursing — University of Ghana, Legon (2012–2014). Nursing Qualitative Research 900 Practicum — University of Alberta, Canada (May–July 2013). Diploma in Military Studies — Ghana Military Academy, Teshie-Accra (2010). Bachelor of Arts in Nursing with Psychology — University of Ghana, Legon (2003–2007). Advanced Diploma in Nurse Anaesthesia — School of Anaesthesia (2004–2006). State Registered Nurse (SRN) — Ghana Armed Forces College of Nursing and Midwifery (1998–2001).