International oromo health professionals ASSOCIATION

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JOIN IOHPA

IOHPA welcomes all Oromo health professionals and students with even slight interest in healthcare. Join today.

DONATE

Donation are greatly appreciated. It goes directly to mitigate health disparities in our communities. Your donation could qualify for tax deduction.

NETWORKING

We partner with other organizations that have similar interest, vision and value to meet healthcare needs of our people.

PROJECTS

About us


In November 2016 a group of Oromo health professionals of various background met and discussed health problems of our community in Oromia and globally. Some Oromo health professionals have been providing first Aid at OSFNA soccer tournament for the last 3 years. Although the initiative of working with OSFNA is relatively small feat, this gesture has undoubtedly inspired young students and uplifted our community. In fact, it has propelled us to think about creating a formal organization and deliver more services using our talents and existing resources.This opportunity revealed we have vibrant and committed individuals in healthcare fields that support to formally organize at global scale with hopes of networking and giving back to our community. With dedication and hard work, an organizing committee of volunteers put together the first of many IOHPA conferences which took play in Chicago in May 2017.

COVID-19 VACCINATION

Is the COVID-19 vaccine safe? What do we know about its safety?
Yes it is safe !

The nurses have been asking for more birthing beds for the last ten years. The few they have are old and rusty, which can cause disease for the mothers and babies.
Nuradin Sule
Pharmacist

FOR MEDIA INQUIRIES, PLEASE CONTACT US

IOHPA

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IOHPA MISSION

IOHPA is a non-profit organization whose mission is to address the health care needs of Oromo people and others in Oromia, diaspora and beyond, through need assessment, identification of areas of health care improvement and thereby contribute towards the promotion of quality healthcare including preventative care, transfer of knowledge, skills and appropriate technology.

VISSION

IOHPA’s vision is to expand the base of our Oromo health professionals network and accelerate its efforts in alleviating the healthcare disparities that exist between Oromia and western nations.

Conducting health education on chronic health conditions, acute illnesses and emerging diseases of public health importance to reach its audience by utilizing online and off-line IEC outreach strategies such as TV, Radio and internet-based video streaming services, and print material

Conducting health research and disseminating findings to the general public via academic journals and scientific conferences and by other means

Conducting medical and surgical mission trips to Oromia / Ethiopia and beyond to bridge the gaps in delivery of essential health care services in specialized hospitals; undeserved places and communities

Remember : 

Wear a Mask, Wash Your Hands, and Practice Social Distancing !

A message from IOHPA

Executives & Board of Directors

Dr. Ibrahim Elemo

MD, MPH, FACP

Dr. Jemal Hebano

PharmD

Dr. Ayantu Abubaker

PharmD/MPH

Mohamed Abazinab

Clinical Educator

Alfiya Hasu

Nurse Practitioner


Dr. Naomy M. Abdurahman

DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC

Dr. Abashamo Lencho

PharmD

Dr. Daga A. Said

PharmD, MS, CDE

Dr. Najaha Musse

Family Medicine

Dr. Sentayehu Bedane

MD, MPH

Dr. Obsa Hassan

MD (Internal Medicine)

Dr. Ismael Tura

MD (Hospitalist)