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About us · Established 1989
Founded in 1989, the National Doctors' Forum (NDF) organizes doctors under one banner to develop their ethical, humanitarian and professional standards — advancing medical science, continuing education, and service to society across Bangladesh.
Who we are
NDF brings together physicians across Bangladesh through central, divisional and district committees. It is a member of the Federation of Islamic Medical Associations (FIMA), and works to raise professional competence, ethical standards and the spirit of service.
Organize physicians under the banner of NDF.
Develop doctors’ ethical and humane values and motivate them to attain professional competence.
Play a strong role in protecting the interests and dignity of doctors.
Advance excellence in medical science.
Play a proper role in formulating national health policy.
Play a due role in the national interest and in the medical movement.
Play an effective role in raising public health awareness and ensuring healthcare services.
Make meaningful contributions to improving relations between doctors and the public.
Coordinate and cooperate with organizations whose goals align with ours.
Guided by our constitution, NDF works across education, research, member welfare, public health and professional advocacy — nationwide.
President
General Secretary
NDF reaches doctors nationwide through a central committee, 8 divisional committees and branches in all 64 districts. Find your local branch and connect with colleagues near you.
৳500 + dues
For BMDC-recognized medical graduates who agree with the organization’s goals and discipline.
Learn moreOne-time ৳3,000
A one-time lifetime membership fee; regular dues continue thereafter.
Learn moreFor allied staff
For para-medical staff — nurses, medical assistants, technologists and paramedics.
Learn moreEligibility: BMDC-recognized medical graduates who agree with the organization’s goals, accept its discipline and traditions, and are of sound moral character.
Join a growing national network of physicians.