The Kenya Psychiatric Association (KPA) is a professional association that brings together psychiatrists and other eligible mental health professionals in Kenya. The Association promotes excellence in psychiatric practice, professional development, mental health advocacy, research, education, and collaboration.
KPA supports its members through continuing professional development, scientific conferences, webinars, professional networking, advocacy, research and knowledge sharing. The Association also engages stakeholders on matters relating to mental health and psychiatric practice in Kenya.
No. KPA is a professional association and does not replace the statutory bodies responsible for licensing and regulating medical practitioners in Kenya.
Membership is available under different categories based on professional qualifications, training status, and other eligibility requirements defined by the Association. Applicants should review the relevant membership category before submitting an application.
You can apply through the membership section of the KPA website. Complete the application form, provide the required supporting information or documents, and submit your application for review.
Applications are reviewed to confirm eligibility and the information provided. Processing times may vary depending on the membership category and whether additional information is required.
Members can check their membership status through the KPA member portal or contact the KPA Secretariat for assistance.
Existing members can renew their membership by paying the applicable annual membership subscription and ensuring that their membership information is up to date.
Yes. Members should keep their profile information current, including their email address, telephone number, institution, professional qualifications, and other relevant details. Updates can be made through the member portal where available or by contacting the Secretariat.
Yes. KPA regularly organizes scientific meetings, webinars, conferences, workshops, and other educational activities intended to support continuous professional development.
Registration information is published on the KPA website and official communication channels. Some activities may require advance registration.
CPD points depend on the accreditation status and requirements of the individual activity. Where CPD points are available, this will normally be indicated in the event information.
Advancing psychiatric practice, professional development and mental health advocacy for a healthier Kenya.
