Title 6 Health Ministry -SECTION 1- Aboriginal Medical Association © ™ ® Statute
1)A.M.A. stands for the Aboriginal Medical Association.
2)AMA is a credentialed Medical Association of the Aboriginal University and Aboriginal republic of North America.
3)AMA has lawful precedence within ARNA to set medical standards and credentialing for all new Indigenous Doctors.
4)AMA & any Indigenous Doctors credentialed by Aboriginal University have rights to distribute LEVEL 1 Course material to nationals and non-nationals in accordance with review of the Aboriginal university Credentialing board.
5)All Certified Indigenous Doctors must abide by the contracts they sign as Indigenous Doctors after completion of their course work.
6)All Indigenous Doctors must submit client file information at the request of AMA or any properly delegated authority.
7)All Indigenous Doctors will follow the national standards when it comes to the distribution of products and services to nationals and non-nationals.
8)AMA has the right to refer any violations of contract by laws and statutes to the Chief Executive for prosecution.
9)During prosecution no Indigenous Doctor can deliver services unless a jural society adjudicates they can or until the completion of arbitration or trial.
10)All Indigenous Doctors must use the certified diagnostic methods certified by AMA or its delegated authority.
11)Any new diagnostic methods must be approved by the Aboriginal University Credentialing Board before implementation.
12)There are 4 Levels of Certification for Indigenous Doctors a) Level 1 Indigenous Doctors b) Level 2 Diagnostics using Magnetic Analyzers c) Level 3 Dissertation to be determined by the Aboriginal University Credentialing board d) Level 4 Genetics & Epigenetics controlled by AMA.
13)Indigenous Doctors will receive a diploma (Certification) from each Level after completion.
14)Continuing education via Think tank Discussions is a contractual requirement to complete for all Indigenous Doctors.
15)All Indigenous Doctors will contribute a monthly or annual dues to AMA for AMAs budget of 20 Aboriginal units equaling 20$. This will go into effect November of 2024. Indigenous Doctors not in operation for services are exonerated and must make notice of this to AMA in written form provided by AMA. Hardships requests are available.
16)All other medical Associations must receive a charter from AMA or the ARNA Ministry of Health via AMA confirmation.
17)AMA has the right to review any charters issued by the Ministry of Health as the original credentialing agent for Indigenous Doctor certification and cancel the charter. This cancellation is reviewable by the National Jural Society for adjudication on the matter.
18)All Indigenous Doctors are expected to complete monthly basic training via the Rites of Passage as nationals or non-nationals.
19)All Indigenous Non-Nationals of AMA are expected to become nationals of ARNA within 3 years of certification or 3 years from the issuance of this statute.
20)AMA By-laws do not require Congressional approval but are subject to National Jural Society or Aboriginal High Court review for any aspects that violate the ARNA Constitution or rights of Aboriginals of ARNA.
1)A.M.A. stands for the Aboriginal Medical Association.
2)AMA is a credentialed Medical Association of the Aboriginal University and Aboriginal republic of North America.
3)AMA has lawful precedence within ARNA to set medical standards and credentialing for all new Indigenous Doctors.
4)AMA & any Indigenous Doctors credentialed by Aboriginal University have rights to distribute LEVEL 1 Course material to nationals and non-nationals in accordance with review of the Aboriginal university Credentialing board.
5)All Certified Indigenous Doctors must abide by the contracts they sign as Indigenous Doctors after completion of their course work.
6)All Indigenous Doctors must submit client file information at the request of AMA or any properly delegated authority.
7)All Indigenous Doctors will follow the national standards when it comes to the distribution of products and services to nationals and non-nationals.
8)AMA has the right to refer any violations of contract by laws and statutes to the Chief Executive for prosecution.
9)During prosecution no Indigenous Doctor can deliver services unless a jural society adjudicates they can or until the completion of arbitration or trial.
10)All Indigenous Doctors must use the certified diagnostic methods certified by AMA or its delegated authority.
11)Any new diagnostic methods must be approved by the Aboriginal University Credentialing Board before implementation.
12)There are 4 Levels of Certification for Indigenous Doctors a) Level 1 Indigenous Doctors b) Level 2 Diagnostics using Magnetic Analyzers c) Level 3 Dissertation to be determined by the Aboriginal University Credentialing board d) Level 4 Genetics & Epigenetics controlled by AMA.
13)Indigenous Doctors will receive a diploma (Certification) from each Level after completion.
14)Continuing education via Think tank Discussions is a contractual requirement to complete for all Indigenous Doctors.
15)All Indigenous Doctors will contribute a monthly or annual dues to AMA for AMAs budget of 20 Aboriginal units equaling 20$. This will go into effect November of 2024. Indigenous Doctors not in operation for services are exonerated and must make notice of this to AMA in written form provided by AMA. Hardships requests are available.
16)All other medical Associations must receive a charter from AMA or the ARNA Ministry of Health via AMA confirmation.
17)AMA has the right to review any charters issued by the Ministry of Health as the original credentialing agent for Indigenous Doctor certification and cancel the charter. This cancellation is reviewable by the National Jural Society for adjudication on the matter.
18)All Indigenous Doctors are expected to complete monthly basic training via the Rites of Passage as nationals or non-nationals.
19)All Indigenous Non-Nationals of AMA are expected to become nationals of ARNA within 3 years of certification or 3 years from the issuance of this statute.
20)AMA By-laws do not require Congressional approval but are subject to National Jural Society or Aboriginal High Court review for any aspects that violate the ARNA Constitution or rights of Aboriginals of ARNA.