Why Join the most interesting Association of Doctors?
We are the world’s largest and effective grouping of physicians of Nigerian heritage
With over 700+ members across the United States, we offer unique experiences and opportunities for members to grow professionally while helping transform health outcomes for millions
Whether you are an experienced physician, or a new resident, now is a great time to join ANPA. we offer 3 reasons to join us:
Professional Growth
Giving Back
Fun & Family
Achievements
- Donated over $12,000 for COVID-19 testing during our ANPA Week Me to Everyone
- Donated over $55,000 for Personal Protection Equipment (PPEs) to distribute to healthcare workers in Nigeria during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Increase dissemination of knowledge by offering Continuing Medical Education during our annual Scientific Conferences with CME awards.
- Jesu Marie Empowerment Foundation Delta State. Nigeria AND Nwachi Orphanage, Lugbe, FCT, Abuja. Nigeria
- Mirabel Rape and Crisis Center, Lagos, Lagos State. Nigeria
- Increase dissemination of knowledge by offering Continuing Medical Education during our annual Scientific Conferences with CME awards.
- Child Nutrition and Safe water project – Red Cross Orphanage and Motherless Babies Home, Enugu, Enugu State. Nigeria.
- ANPA participates in the improvement of University Education in Nigeria via Nigerian Medical Alumni Support, education and participation in Research projects.
- ANPA is a designated CPD provider in Nigeria to help the training and development of the Nigerian Healthcare provider. Continually collaborates with The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA).
- Donated over $12,000 for COVID-19 testing during our ANPA Week Me to Everyone
- Government Secondary School & Tungwa Kwasaou – TX Primary & Secondary School & National Hospital (Abuja)
- Enugu General Hosp and Regina Caeli Hospital, Awka. Anambra State in collaboration with Dan Nwankwo foundation.
- Mirabel Rape and Crisis Center, Lagos, Lagos State. Nigeria
- Faith Alive, Jos, Plateau State. Nigeria
- Donated personal protection equipment worth over $80,000 to Nigeria to aid in EVD prevention efforts.
- Negotiated a licensing waiver for Nigerian physicians who trained in Nigeria and abroad to obtain their licenses and promote their ability to take their expertise back to the country and practice.
- Reviewed and revised Nigeria’s medical school curriculum to ensure education is comparable to that in other parts of the world.
- Raised over $35,000 for Haitian support after the 2010 Haiti earthquake.