Background

The NAHSE mentorship program was developed to provide an organized resource for minority healthcare leaders to coach and guide each other in the field of healthcare. It is designed to provide a vehicle for minorities to effectively participate in the design, direction, and delivery of quality health care to all people.

Benefits

  • The NAHSE mentorship program has been designed to:
  • Provide an opportunity for mentors and mentees to meet in open, candid, and interactive forums to share and benefit from common interest and  needs.
  • Encourage learning and the exchange of information and ideas, between mentor and mentee.
  • Foster growth and development.
  • Help members increase their network of business contacts.

Requirements:

Mentor

1.  Active and financial NAHSE member
2.  Possessing a record of service to N.A.H.S.E.
3.  Current healthcare professional with at least 5 years of healthcare industry work experience 
4.  Willingness to a one-year commitment to follow the NAHSE Mentoring Program Structure of monthly communication.
5. Track record for attending the October Annual Educational Conference

Mentee

1.  Active and financial NAHSE member
2.  Current healthcare professional with less than five years of healthcare work experience. 
3.  One year commitment to follow NAHSE Mentoring Program Structure of monthly communication

2024 Application Timeline

Date

Event

November 16, 2023

Applications Open

December 2, 2023

Applications Due

December 19, 2023

Mentors/Mentees Notified of Matches

January 2024

Program Begin and Kickoff Webinars

TBA April/May 2024

Introductory Mentoring Calls

October 2024

Program Completion at the NAHSE Annual Educational Conference


NAHSE MENTORING PROGRAM CO-CHAIRS: Grace Itiowe and Tiger Litam
[email protected]

Committee Leads


Grace Itiowe
Co-Chair 


Terrence 'Tiger' Litam
Co-Chair


Favour Ukpongson 
Secretary


Angela Appiah 
Director of Strategic Planning and Partnerships

Mentoring Program Committee Members:

Eli Asare
Tiffany Chaney
Ridwaan Mohamed