Nurse Crystal Gayle conducts pressure and blood sugar tests on Margerett Grove. Observing are, from left: Orville Johnson, executive director, Insurance Association of Jamaica; Joan Walker Nicholson, director of Nursing Service at the Kingston Public Hospital (KPH), and Dr Natalie Whylie, senior medical officer at KPH. They were at
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Kingston Public Hospital (KPH) will be hosting its second free Health Fair on Saturday, December 1 from at 9:30 am to 4:00 pm. The fair, which will take place at the hospital's Out-Patient Department North, is in collaboration with the Insurance Association of Jamaica and the Jamaica Medical Foundation.
The Insurance Association of Jamaica (IAJ) in collaboration with the Jamaica Medical Foundation (JMF) the outreach arm of the Insurance Industry specialising in medical matters staged a Health Fair on the grounds of the Kingston Public Hospital (KPH) on Saturday December 2. This Health Fair represents the delivery of
At the Back to Basics seminar held for motor cyclists in the Negril Area on November 19, 2017 and of which IAJ was a sponsor, the BTB team members took time out to pay tribute to their former colleague Andre who lost his life tragically.
MOTOR CYCLISTS IN NEGRIL Motor cyclists in the Negril area were the beneficiaries of a Seminar on riding safety on Sunday, November 19, 2017 when Tarik Kiddoe and his team presented attendees with important instructions on how to ride with safety as their premier consideration. The IAJ is a
The Back to Basics workshops conducted by Tarik Kiddoe and his team which are designed to help motor cyclists to practice safe riding techniques to reduce the level of accidents involving motor cyclists of which IAJ is one of the sponsors and is an ongoing process. A workshop took place
Vernon James Vice President – Life for the Insurance Association of Jamaica (IAJ) is urging the Ministry of Education to leverage Technology to provide more access to education using smart phones and the social media. Mr James who was speaking at the Awards Ceremony for the Mathematics Teacher of the
Press Release Maths Teacher Awards Ceremony-2 Math The Insurance Association of Jamaica (IAJ) Vice-President - Life Vernon James last Monday presented a sponsorship cheque in the amount $750,000 to the Ministry of Education for the latter’s 2017 Mathematics Initiative, while urging the use of smartphones
Vernon James Vice President – Life for the Insurance Association of Jamaica (IAJ) is urging the Ministry of Education to leverage Technology to provide more access to education using smart phones and the social media. Mr James who was speaking at the Awards Ceremony for the Mathematics Teacher of
On December 14, IAJ held its Annual Christmas Treat for Children at Chin Loy Basic School in Tivoli Gardens. The children thoroughly enjoyed the occasion. IAJ Executive Director Orville Johnson, OD and Vernon James, VP Life and General Manager of NCB insurance were in good spirits as they took part
