Rooted in Rawalpindi,
serving the world.

Our story
A promise that crossed
oceans
What began as a handful of Rawalpindi Medical College graduates gathering in North America has grown into one of the most active medical alumni associations on the continent. United by a shared training and a deep sense of gratitude, RMCAANA members set out to give back — to their college, their juniors, and the patients of Pakistan.
Today, RMCAANA funds scholarships and interest-free loans, equips hospitals with modern instruments, and mentors young physicians navigating residency abroad. Every initiative carries forward the same founding belief: that those who were given the gift of a medical education have a duty to pass it on.

Who we are
A lifelong network built
on service & solidarity.
Founded by graduates of Rawalpindi Medical College, RMCAANA
connects physicians across the United States and Canada —
turning shared roots into real impact for students, patients, and
communities back home.
- Scholarships & interest-free loans for medical students in need
- Funding hospital equipment and healthcare projects in Pakistan
- Mentorship, observerships & residency guidance for young doctors
What guides us
Our core values
The principles behind every scholarship awarded, every project funded,
and every hand extended.

Compassion
Care for students and patients drives every decision we make.

Integrity
Transparent stewardship of every donation, published for all to see.

Community
A lifelong network where alumni lift one another and the next generation.

Education
We believe access to medical training should never depend on wealth.

Excellence
Upholding the standard of care and scholarship RMC is known for.

Service
Giving back to Pakistan's healthcare system, wherever we practice.
Our journey
Five decades of impact
The beginning
RMC graduates in North America form an informal network to stay connected and support their alma mater.
Formally incorporated
RMCAANA is registered as a non-profit, formalizing its mission of scholarship and service.
First scholarships
The association awards its first structured scholarships to deserving medical students in Pakistan.
Qarz-e-Hasna launched
An interest-free loan program opens, expanding access for students in financial need.
50 years strong
RMCAANA celebrates half a century — 500+ members, dozens of projects, and a growing legacy.

