Allied Health Professionals Council Procures Two New Vehicles
The Allied Health Professionals Council (AHPC) has procured two new vehicles to strengthen its operations and improve the delivery of services to allied health professionals across the country.
The vehicles are expected to enhance the Council’s mobility and enable staff to carry out official duties more efficiently, including field activities, supervision, inspections, monitoring and other regulatory functions.
The acquisition of the vehicles is part of the Council’s efforts to improve its operational capacity and ensure that it can effectively fulfil its mandate of regulating and promoting professional standards among allied health professionals.
The new vehicles would contribute to improved service delivery and enable the Council to reach more professionals and facilities in the course of its work.
This is an important investment in strengthening the Council’s capacity to effectively execute its regulatory mandate and serve allied health professionals.
The Council said the vehicles would be deployed for official activities, particularly those requiring staff to travel to different locations.
The acquisition comes as the AHPC continues to strengthen its systems and resources to support effective regulation, professional development and quality service delivery within the allied health sector.