1. Representation: We seek to have a nurse representative on each RHA Board commencing with promulgation of the RHA Act 1994. The TTRNA will also Intervene where members have reported an injustice /legitimate, safety and health issues affecting them on the job.

2. Recognition: Seeks to have nurses recognised at national, regional &international levels for their contribution to nursing and the population.

3. Public Policy / Advocacy: Provide inputs in the development of local (national), regional and international nursing /health policies and local and regional legislation e.g. CARICOM’s Model Professionals Bill.

4. Education: Established and operates a Nursing Academy to provide continuing education programmes for nursing personnel and health care programmes for members of the public. The TTRNA has also partnered with the WCEA to bring internationally recognised online courses to our membership.

5. Empowerment: As a TTRNA member, you would have access to additional services such as discounted computer repair services, insurance plans, mobile phone plans from Digicel; awards and books grants, as well as support in your time of need. 

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