Our hearts are deeply saddened to learn of the untimely death of Rev Sione Tavake Tupou who died on Saturday, January 16. “On behalf of the Pasifika Medical Association (PMA) and i...

There’s a lot pointing to Dr Joe Williams this year. He has been recently honoured in Vanuatu as the first Pasifika Medical Association patron, his treatment plans for eczema was a...

At the recent PMA Conference, Dr Robert Woonton from the Integrated Family Health Centre in Mt Wellington presented his work on the Whānau Ora programme and how their organisation...

Registration is open for the Pasifika Whānau Ora and Aniva Pacific Health Workforce National Conference 2015 “Pacific Wellbeing: Co-creating our future”, which takes place on the 2...

PMA Board Members attending the conference in Vanuatu. This is the first time the annual Pasifika Medical Association (PMA) has partnered with the Vanuatu Medical and Dental Associ...

(from left to right) Dr John Robson, NZ High Commissioner to Vanuatu HE Georgina Roberts, RSE worker Peter Bumseng, INZ Relationship Manager RSE Laulu Lafaele Lupo & INZ staff...

Dr Nick Kowalenko, Chair of The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists’ Faculty of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and head of infancy and early childhood studie...

Dr Richard Leona, Medical Superintendent of Vila Central Hospital and Chief Surgeon in Vanuatu is the recipient of this year’s Pasifika Medical Association Service Award. PMA chief...

The Pasifika Medical Association (PMA) announced Dr Joe Williams as the organisation’s inaugural Patron.

The President of Vanuatu His Excellency Mr Baldwin Lonsdale today officially opens the 18th annual Pasifika Medical Association Conference in partnership with the Vanuatu Medical and Dental Association and in conjunction with the Faculty of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the Warwick Le Lagon Resort.

The Pasifika Medical Association (PMA) tonight launches the Ni-Van Navigators book, “Vanuatu Health Leaders Share Their Stories”, as part of the 18th annual PMA conference.

A group of fourteen newly trained Ni Vanuatu doctors were delighted to be part of the Pasifika Medical Association (PMA) Conference in Port Vila this week.