Jewish healthcare professionals benefit from a national network that can offer connection, guidance, solidarity, and a coordinated response to antisemitism and discrimination.
A professional home
NZJeMA brings together Jewish doctors, nurses, allied health professionals, students, researchers, and other members of the health sector. The association creates space for professional connection while responding to concerns about antisemitism in hospitals, universities, and other healthcare settings.
Support and collaboration
A connected community can share experience, provide peer support, and help individuals find appropriate guidance when discrimination affects their work or study. International relationships with Jewish and Israeli medical associations also create opportunities for learning and collaboration.
Education and participation
NZJeMA aims to provide reliable resources, current news, events, and ways for members and allies to contribute. Education includes the history and origins of the Jewish people in the land of Israel and the impact antisemitism can have within professional life.
Be part of the network.
Jewish healthcare professionals, students, and supporters can join, volunteer, propose an event, or contribute to a focused project.