NAHSE DVC MEMBERSHIP

WHY JOIN NAHSE...?

Does your health care career need a boost?
Would a professional affiliation boost your career path? Then, consider becoming a member...

The health care industry represents a dynamic marketplace that presents many opportunities and challenges for health care professionals. It is essential that current and future health professionals align themselves with organizations like the National Association of Health Services Executives (NAHSE) that help to connect health professionals across the country. NAHSE is an organization of health care professionals from all around the nation who are actively pursuing excellence in the field of healthcare management and advocating for the medically under served.

By becoming a member of NAHSE, you can actively participate in enhancing your career. NAHSE strives to serve as a vehicle by which African-Americans health care leaders can help improve the health status, economic opportunities and educational advancement of the communities we serve. You too can be a part of this vehicle of opportunity.

Membership Benefits

Affiliation with one of NAHSE’s local chapters which allow for great educational and networking opportunities.
Annual Educational Conference with healthcare related programs and well-known speakers and eligibility for pre-approved ACHE
Qualified Education credits (non-ACHE) for this program toward advancement, or re-certification in the American College of Healthcare Executives.
An annual CEO/Senior Executive program that focuses on the leader’s role in healthcare.
Young Healthcare Professionals Forum for students and early careerists.
On-Line Career Center for members to post their resume and employers to post positions that are seeking experience minority professionals.

Membership Guidelines
Active membership shall be available to those persons of acceptable character, education, and financial activity who are experienced employees in the health services administration field or who have executive or administrative responsibility for health care delivery, including teaching, or who are engaged in planning, consultation, legislation, publication, and other activities related to healthcare services and its delivery provided:

Such persons are not interested in NAHSE solely for personal gain or employment;
Such persons do not have or have not demonstrated moral, philosophical, or ideological views or directions and actions contrary to the goals and objectives of NAHSE; and such persons remain financially active with the organization.