Renee Badroe
Renee Badroe is the president of the Jamaica Medical Doctors’ Association (JMDA), an organization that represents the interests of medical professionals in Jamaica. In a recent controversy regarding doctors selling medication from their practices, Badroe declined to comment on the specifics, instead directing inquiries to the Medical Association of Jamaica. Her association is navigating complex discussions about the legality and ethics of such practices in the context of healthcare accessibility.
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Recent news mentions
JMDA President Dr Renee Badroe expressed disappointment over what the association described as UHWI’s 'dismissive' engagement with its members.
JMDA raises staffing, pay and patient safety concerns at UHWI, issues ultimatum | News
Jamaica· 2026-02-05
Dr Renee Badroe, president of the Jamaica Medical Doctors’ Association, expressed concerns about the cramped conditions in the A&E department.
Doctors join nurses in distress | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2026-01-17
Dr. Renee Badroe is the president of the Jamaica Medical Doctors’ Association and has voiced concerns about the overcrowding at the hospital.
US Congressional Black Caucus demands reversal of green card suspension | NewsJamaica· 2026-01-16
Dr Renee Badroe, president of the Jamaica Medical Doctors’ Association, expressed concerns about the unsafe working conditions at the hospital.
Tufton: CRH overcrowding to ease by next week as more ward space to come on stream | NewsJamaica· 2026-01-16
Dr Renee Badroe, president of the Jamaica Medical Doctors’ Association, expressed concerns about overcrowding and unsafe working conditions at the Cornwall Regional Hospital.
Doctors join sick-out at Cornwall Regional over overcrowding, safety concerns | NewsJamaica· 2026-01-16
Dr Renee Badroe is the JMDA President discussing the interdiction of Dr Dixon.
Dixon defence | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-10-05
Renee Badroe, president of the Jamaica Medical Doctors’ Association, declined to comment on the issue of doctors selling medication.
Squabble over scripts | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-05-24
