RAN Society
Resident Association Of NAMS (RAN) is a non-governmental, non-profit social organization and has been working in the welfare of resident doctors of National Academy Of Medical Sciences (NAMS), Kathmandu since 2064 B.S. It has its own vision, Mission, Goal, Objective, Theme and Activities. Out of its major themes advocating for the rights and welfare of resident doctors is the major responsibility of RAN. The total numbers of Residents associated with RAN are approx 500.
NAMS has started its residency Post-Graduate program since 2060 B.S. At present, resident doctors under NAMS are posted in Bir Hospital, National Trauma Centre, Kanti Children Hospital, Paropakar Women’s and Maternity Hospital, Shahid Gangalal National Heart Centre, Civil Hospital, Psychiatric Hospital, Lagankhel, Nepal Eye Hospital, Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology, Koshi Hospital, Narayani Hospital, Bharatpur Hospital, Bheri Hospital, Biratnagar Eye Hospital, Lumbini Eye Institute, Bharatpur Eye Hospital and many other health institutes. After the establishment of RAN in 2064 B.S, this organization has been closely working with NAMS and its affiliated hospitals in the sector of resident’s rights, welfare and recreational activities.
Message from the President
Residents Association of NAMS It is both a privilege and an honor to serve as the President of the Residents Association of NAMS. At the heart of our institution are the residents—committed young physicians who dedicate countless hours to patient care, academics, and research, while also carrying the responsibility of upholding the values and reputation of NAMS. This association exists to recognize, support, and advocate for the welfare of every resident, ensuring that their voices are heard and their needs are addressed. Residency is a unique journey—demanding, transformative, and often overwhelming. It tests not only our clinical acumen but also our resilience, compassion, and ability to work as part of a larger healthcare team. During this phase, residents face challenges that extend beyond academics: long duty hours, emotional strain, financial burdens, and the constant balance between personal life and professional demands. It is precisely for these reasons that the Residents’ Association stands firm as a pillar of support. Our foremost goal is to safeguard the welfare of residents by working towards fair duty hours, ensuring access to health and mental well-being resources, and creating safe spaces for dialogue and grievance redressal. Equally important is fostering a sense of community. Residency can sometimes feel isolating, but we believe that no resident should ever feel alone in their journey. Through academic programs,… Read More
