Celebrating Leadership, Commitment, and Service
The National Nurses Association of Kenya (NNAK) proudly hosted its official swearing-in ceremony for newly elected national officials at the Nurses Complex within Kenyatta National Hospital. The event brought together nurses’ representatives from across the country to witness a historic moment of transition and renewed commitment to advancing the nursing profession.
The ceremony underscored the importance of transparency, integrity, and accountability in nursing leadership.
The Mandate of the Newly Elected Officials
The officials sworn into office have been entrusted with a clear and ambitious mandate:
- Strengthen Professional Standards Uphold ethical practice, integrity, and accountability across all levels of nursing to ensure patient safety and quality care.
- Advance Research and Evidence-Based Practice Champion modern nursing practices by collaborating with research institutions to generate and implement evidence-based solutions.
- Promote Unity and Advocacy Build a common front for nurses nationwide, ensuring their voices are heard in policy-making and healthcare reforms.
- Capacity Building and Education Expand opportunities for continuous professional development through NNAK Academy and other training initiatives.
- Enhance Collaboration Partner with government, healthcare institutions, and international organizations to strengthen Kenya’s nursing workforce and improve healthcare delivery.
Looking Ahead
The swearing-in ceremony was not just a formal transition—it was a call to action. The newly elected leaders carry the responsibility of steering NNAK toward greater impact in healthcare, professional growth, and national development.
As NNAK continues to be the voice of the nursing profession in Kenya, the association reaffirms its commitment to empowering nurses, advocating for better working conditions, and ensuring that every Kenyan receives safe, compassionate, and professional care.