The New Jersey State American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin, (NJ State AAPI) held a Father’s Day celebration June 18, at the Imperia restaurant in Somerset, NJ.
The event blended cultural festivities with an educational session on Estate and tax planning for physicians by Johan Vako VP, Kamal Singh APMA from wall street Alliance group, a press release from the organization said.
NJ State AAPI has been hosting similar events throughout the year with the aim of empowering physicians and the community with the latest medical advancements, preventive care strategies, and professional growth opportunities, organizers said..
Attendees included President Dr. Sudha Nahar, Chair of the Board of Trustees Dr. Rachana Kulkarni, along with members of the Executive Committee and Board of Trustees, who presented the current EC and BOT team and thanked them for their hard work, shared the good news of 100% retention for next year. Dr Nahar welcomed the new members and presented the gavel to incoming president Dr. Raj Bhayani who delivered an acceptance speech and encouraged those present to increase the membership.
NJ AAPI also presented a check to RWJUH/Somerset health care foundation as a token of gratitude for their Indian medical program.
Padma Shri recipient Dr Sudhir and spouse Dr. Sudha Parikh & approximately 100 physicians and their families were present at the event. Attendees dressed in colorful attire, enjoyed Father’s Day, physicians got World’s Best Dad pin, delicious food, desserts, and drinks.
Sponsors of the event included Andre Sigismondo from WSAG, further reinforcing the importance of partnerships in advancing medical education and community well-being.
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