Whitetulip Health Foundation Inc

WHF believes in the importance of an adequate number of well-educated healthcare professionals in a good healthcare system. High-quality healthcare cannot be achieved without motivated and well-educated healthcare professionals. WHF first aims to improve the quantity and quality of healthcare professionals, help them to achieve their highest potentials, and then facilitate their giving back to society efforts to help communities in need.


FUTURE AIMS:

Complete organization structure of the foundation and open branches in almost every state.

Complete structural organization of headquarter to assign directors/coordinators at each activity areas

Establish a grant writing team to take advantage of other financial opportunities

Establish internship programs for high school, college, and graduate students to take advantage of the human source of the young generation and motivate them to become healthcare provide contributing to society.

Improve- develop mentorship programs for other healthcare professionals for every step of the profession.

Establish a mentorship program for other healthcare professionals, which currently WHF does not have.

Improve doctor's days and medical professional appreciation days and organize such award programs throughout the country to increase awareness of good work among healthcare professionals.

Improve public education efforts of our members and volunteers and have every member-volunteer involve with community work.

Strategies for healthcare providers:

- To create mentoring programs for physicians and other healthcare providers at every step of their professional and academic development.

- To organize lecture sessions from the experts in various areas of the medical field and research.

- To establish networking platforms among healthcare providers with similar backgrounds and or professional goals so that they can share ideas and experiences and provide mutual support to each other and collaborate.

- Many immigrant healthcare professionals do not practice their profession due to lengthy and difficult credentialing and integration processes. WHF aims to organize educational and mentoring programs for international medical graduates so that they can become contributing members of the healthcare force in the USA.

- To establish scholarship programs to support healthcare providers to achieve their academic and professionals goals without worrying about their livelihood.

- To reward and acknowledge the exemplary work of healthcare professionals so that they can be motivated.


Strategies for societies:

- To encourage and facilitate the involvement of healthcare professionals in public education activities in the areas of their medical expertise.

- To create health education projects for the communities, particularly targeting underserved populations such as immigrants, women in shelters, children, and the elderly.

- To create medical assistance programs for underserved populations such as recent immigrants who have no medical insurance or any other form of health care coverage or language limitation.

- To collaborate with community-based other organizations with similar goals to collectively tackle health care issues.

- To reach out to communities abroad, afflicted by poverty and natural disasters, through relief work and healthcare development projects.

The importance of dedicated human sources to achieve any task is undeniable. Our members and volunteers are our most important assets. WHF now has hundreds of dedicated members and volunteers from almost every healthcare professionals who are true believers in the mission of WHF.

Inspired by their initial mentors, it becomes WHF culture that our current member and volunteer healthcare professionals dedicate their substantial time, energy, and financial resources to empower the healthcare force by supporting their colleagues at the earlier stages of their academic and professional career when they need the most. In addition, they demonstrate the way of serving the public by improving the health and well-being of societies in the USA and around the world on a global level.

Over the years, WHF accumulated a substantial amount of experience and necessary financial other resources to accomplish its mission. With these selfless and dedicated member and volunteers, WHF’s capability is limitless as it embodies human collaboration as a main force and has strong potential to get stronger year after year.

Despite the fact that considered at its infancy, WHF has accomplished a substantial amount of work to reach its two main goals, which will be mentioned separately below:

ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

Structural:

WHF established a well-performing board of directors, successfully performed regular board meetings, and progressed substantially to complete its governing structure.

Starting a few years ago with several immigrant physicians, WHF has now reached hundreds of physician members and even more volunteers.

WHF now has branches and serves the community in more than 25 States. In addition, WHF has networking and connections and organizes activities in several other countries.

WHF is financially growing substantially, almost 50% each year since its establishment.


For healthcare professionals:

WHS has created one-to-one mentoring programs for physicians from the student level through their academic and professional progress at every step.

WHF has established mentoring programs to help international medical graduates to integrate healthcare so that they can become contributing members of the healthcare force in the USA.

WHF has initiated appreciation days for physicians and other healthcare professionals to acknowledge their exemplary work so that they can be motivated.

For societies:

WHF has created health education projects for the communities, particularly targeting underserved populations such as immigrants, women in shelters, and children.

WHF has created medical assistance programs for underserved populations such as recent immigrants who have no medical insurance or any other form of health care coverage or language limitation.

WHF has reached out to communities abroad, afflicted by poverty and natural disasters, through relief work and healthcare development projects, including Haiti and Kenya.


FUTURE AIMS:

Establish specialty groups for medical doctors from the same specialty -subspecialty so that they can have dedicated networking among their own specialty to allow them more specific sharing of knowledge and experience and collaboration.

Open our seminars, panel discussions, and medical forum meetings to medical professionals in addition to our own members and volunteers so that the entire medical community can take advantage of these wonderful teaching opportunities.

Improve dedicated programs for IMGs so that they can integrate into the US medical system sooner and establish such programs for other medical professionals who immigrated to the USA.

Establish a scholarship program for other medical professionals in addition to our existing ones for medical students and doctors.

Improve existing and establish new projects to improve the health of underserved populations, particularly, immigrants, women in the shelters, elderly, children and youths.

Increase collaboration with other community-based organizations and foundations

Establish a relief team to act timely manner in event of natural disasters.