National Allied and Healthcare Professional Association

National Allied and Healthcare Professional Association
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	Official Logo
Type	Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO)
Founded
Founder(s)
Headquarters	India
Area served	India
Key people	(Col) B. P. Tomar (President) ; Advocate Priya Rastogi (Secretary)
Focus areas	Professional representation, coordination, advocacy, skill development, allied healthcare sector support
Methods	Membership engagement, Awareness Programs, Professional Training, Networking, Advocacy, Legal Guidance
Volunteers
Website	Official Website

National Allied and Healthcare Professional Association (also known as Indian Paramedical Association) is a Indian professional association concerned with paramedical and allied healthcare professionals in India. With an emphasis on representation, coordination, and sector-specific advocacy for paramedical staff, it provides a forum for people and professionals involved in the healthcare industry.

History

In order to address the professional concerns of paramedical and allied healthcare workers, the association was founded. Over time, it grew to include healthcare-related professionals from a variety of backgrounds, such as physicians, physiotherapists, educators, legal professionals, and social stakeholders. Its creation emphasizes how crucial organized participation and structured representation are in the paramedical field.

Objectives

The National Allied and Healthcare Professional Association has the following key objectives:

To bring up professional matters which paramedical and allied healthcare workers face
To spread the word about the significance of the paramedical professionals in the healthcare system
To assist in developing skills and expanding professional initiatives
To provide a platform for healthcare professionals and stakeholders to communicate
To voice the issues in relation to working conditions and professional recognition

Activities

The main activities of the association are concentrated on professional and organization engagement:

Member registration and coordination
Organizing meetings, seminars, workshops, and professional discussions
Conducting awareness activities related to healthcare and paramedical services
Offering informational, legal, and administrative support to members
Health awareness and literacy outreach at the community level

Mission and Vision

Mission

To serve as a representative and coordination body for paramedical and allied healthcare professionals by addressing professional issues, facilitating skill development, and supporting sector-related engagement.

Vision

The association's vision is to pave the way for a licensed, informed, and professional alternative medical vocable workforce to be recognized in the Indian health industry through joint representation and collaboration with the government.

Leadership

The association has a clearly defined organisational structure with representatives at national, state, and district levels. The leadership roles are assigned to the office bearers who are responsible for the coordination, administration, and implementation of activities. Among them are (Col) B. P. Tomar, President, and Advocate Priya Rastogi, Secretary. Changes in leadership are communicated via the official channels of the organization.

Nature of Organisation

The National Allied and Healthcare Professional Association is a professional group that advocates for the rights of its members and does not consider itself a charity organization. The priority of the association is the professional representation, coordination, awareness, and engagement within the paramedical and allied healthcare sector.

External Links

Official Website

References