Trained Nurses Association Of India

2. The Trained Nurses’ Association of India
(TNAI)
 The Trained Nurses’ Association of India (TNAI) is
an Indian Nursing organization for nurse personnel
at Green Park, New Delhi. It was established in
1908 by 9 European Nurses.
 TNAI has more than 3 lakh registered nurses and
2 lakh student nurses. TNAI is the largest nursing
association in India.
 The President and Secretary of this Association is
Dr. Roy K George and Mrs. Evelyn P. Kannan.

3. The Main Objectives of this
association is:
Upholding every way the,
 Dignity and honour of the nursing profession,
 Promoting a sense of espirit de corps among all
nurses and
 To advance professional, educational, economic
and general welfare of nurses

4. Functions
 To enunciate standards of Nursing Education and
implement these through appropriate channels.
 To establish standards and qualifications for nursing
practice.
 To enunciate standards of Nursing Service and
implement these through appropriate channels.
 To establish a code of ethical conduct for practitioners.
 To stimulate and promote research designed to
enhance

5.  To stimulate and promote research designed to
enhance the knowledge for evidence-based nursing
practice.
 To promote legislation and to speak for Nurses in
regard to legislative action.
 To promote and protect the economic welfare of
Nurses.
 To provide professional counselling and placement
service for Nurses.
 To provide for the continuing professional development
of practitioners.
Functions

6.  To represent Nurses and serve as their spoke person
with allied national and international
organisations,governmental and other bodies and the
public.
 To serve as the official representative of the Nurses of
India
as a member of the International Council of Nurses.
 To promote the general health and welfare of the
public through the Association programmes,
relationships and activities e.g. Disaster Management.
 To render care as per the changing needs of the
society.
Functions

7. Benefits of TNAI Members
 TNAI Scholarship for BSC Nursing, GNM, ANM
Student Nurses and MSc Nursing, PBBSC
students (Rs. 24000/- per Year)
 Medical Assistance for Nurses (Maximum up to
Rs. 100000)
 Critical Illness Assistance for Nurses (Rs.
100000*)
 Nurses Welfare Grant
 Subsidized accommodation ( Started in Rs. 250/-)
at TNAI guest houses (Green Park, Delhi and
Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh).

8.  Railway Concession for Nurses (25%) three times
in a year.
 Free Recruitment to European Countries job
placement**
 Incentives for enrolling TNAI Members.
 Concession in registration fees for TNAI National
and State Conferences
 Concession in Continuing Education Programs
Benefits of TNAI Members

9.  Subsidized fees for TNAI’s training programs
(BLS/ACLS courses, RMNCH+A and IELTS
Training Programme)
 Publication of articles in Nursing Journal of India
and TNAI bulletin
 Day Care Centre for Elderly Nurses
 Disaster Relief fund for Individual/State/National
 Life time achievement award for nurses
 Presentation of scientific papers in national and
state conference.
Benefits of TNAI Members

10. Online link for TNAI Activities
 For TNAI Online Membership
: http://tnaionline.org/news/membership/
 For TNAI Online Books/Journal and
Bulletin: https://tnaipublications.in/
 For TNAI Online Workshop
Registration: http://tnaionline.org/payment_pages/workshop_p
ay.aspx
 For TNAI Recruitment Agency: https://tnairecruitment.com/

11. TNAI Karnataka State Branch

12. COMMITTEE MEMBERS