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Board of Directors

The Board of Directors is the governing body of the association and is empowered to establish policies and manage the property, business, and affairs of AHDI, subject to the limitations of the Articles of Incorporation, of the Bylaws, and of the California nonprofit mutual benefit corporation law. The Board is responsible for setting the strategic direction of the association based on trends and drivers in the industry, informed research, and member feedback and input.

Learn more about the AHDI Board of Directors here.

House of Delegates

The House of Delegates is the principal representative body of the association empowered to establish appropriate policies and procedures. The House of Delegates is comprised of one delegate from each recognized State/Regional Association, plus one additional delegate for each five percent of the total Individual Professional Membership of AHDI within that state/region as of June 30 of the preceding year. Members of the AHDI Board of Directors are also voting members of the House of Delegates. The House of Delegates is considered the representative body of AHDI association governance, ensuring constituent voice and representation in setting the strategic direction of the association.

Learn more about the AHDI House of Delegates here.

Component Associations

Component associations support and promote the goals of the national association. Their purpose is to provide opportunities for networking, professional recognition, advocacy, and education at the grassroots level. Components provide a venue where transcriptionists can exchange information and professional growth. The component association is also the cornerstone of association leadership, where individuals are recognized for contributions to the profession, which are of great value or excellence.

Learn more about AHDI Component Associations here.

Bylaws

Learn about the AHDI Bylaws here.