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GRNMA TO PAY PIN/AIN RENEWAL FEES FOR MEMBERS
The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) has announced in a release that effective January 2022, it will start paying PIN/AIN renewal fees for its members.
The decision was taken at the National Council meeting held on 16th September 2021 during deliberations on the challenges members of the Association face in renewing their Professional Identification Numbers (PINs) and Auxiliary Identification Numbers (AINs) annually and the fact that available data has shown that in instances where the clinical practice has resulted in legal tussles, the nurses and midwives concerned have had expired licenses.
Members of GRNMA are encouraged to download the Nursing and Midwifery Council’s (NMC) Mobile App for uploading Continuous Professional Development (CPD) points and make it a point to upload all their required CPD points achieved within a year.
The President of the association, Mrs. Perpetual Ofori-Ampofo the entire National Council hopes that members of GRNMA will cooperate with leadership in this regard and make this huge investment in GRNMA members worthwhile.
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As part of its ongoing drive for 100 percent employer-funded medical coverage for every nurse and midwife, the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) has disbursed a total of GHS 120,000 to two members in the Greater Accra Region diagnosed with critical illnesses.
Each beneficiary received GHS 60,000 to support the cost of treatment:
1. Ms Juliana ShaSha Anang – LEKMA District
2. Madam Francisca Peace Adzre – Ashaiman District
The cheques were presented in the presence of the Heads of Nursing and Midwifery Services for LEKMA Polyclinic and Ashaiman Municipal Hospital, alongside several regional and district executives and staff.
Expressing their appreciation, the recipients praised the administration led by GRNMA President Mrs Perpetual Ofori Ampofo for instituting such crucial welfare initiatives and urged all nurses and midwives to support the Association’s broader efforts to enhance the profession’s conditions nationwide.
Source: GRNMA–GAR Public Relations Unit
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The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) has commenced a project called the HEADQUARTERS LAND PROJECT. This project aims at providing opportunities for members to own affordable lands in the Greater Accra region at Bawaleshie-Dodowa.
The lands are available for outright purchase or payment in installments.
| PAYMENT PLAN | PRICE (100x70ft) |
| Outright | 16,000 |
| 3 Months | 16,400 |
| 6 Month | 16,800 |
| 12 Months | 17,600 |
| 24 Months | 19,200 |
Interested members can visit the GRNMA headquarters at Shiashie for assistance or call 0597426737 / 0545293288. You can also contact the Regional and District Executives for more information.
The Association has urged all members to take advantage of the project to secure their future but cautioned members to avoid dealing with any middleman.
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The attention of the leadership of Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association, (GRNMA) has been drawn to the acts of some unscrupulous person(s) who are calling GRNMA members who have applied for the GRNMA Loans to send some monies to them so that their loan applications can be fast-tracked.
The GRNMA dissociates itself from such acts and asks all members to disregard any calls since they are scammers who are out to dupe vulnerable nurses and midwives.
The application process for the GRNMA Loans is clear and does not require the payment of any money to any person.
Members of the Association are therefore advised to desist from engaging such persons in any conversation and report the incident to their district and regional leaders.
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