Clinically excellent at every level.
Programmes are co-designed with clinical leaders and validated against the latest WHO, BMJ and ICMR standards. No certificate without a passing OSCE.



The Andhra Pradesh Health Corp is the state's training and certification body for every clinical cadre — from medical officers in tertiary hospitals to ASHA workers in the village. We commission programmes, partner with leading institutes, and publish every outcome.
Programmes are co-designed with clinical leaders and validated against the latest WHO, BMJ and ICMR standards. No certificate without a passing OSCE.
Training reaches every district, every cadre. Free for in-service Health Corp staff. Hybrid delivery so distance never decides who learns.
Every outcome — enrolments, certifications, retention, district-level performance — is published quarterly. Citizens can audit the system.
AP Health Corp brings together the state's clinical priorities, India's leading medical institutes, and global standards bodies — to build clinically excellent professionals at every level of care.
The Andhra Pradesh Health Corp identifies clinical priorities and commissions training aligned with the state's public health agenda.
Indian institutes and global standards bodies design and deliver training that meets both state and international benchmarks.
Every certificate carries the weight of state recognition — and where applicable, the global accreditation of the partner standard.
AP Health Corp operates under the direct patronage of the Honourable Chief Minister and the Minister for Health & Family Welfare, Government of Andhra Pradesh.


The Health Corp is governed by a 9-member board chaired by the Principal Secretary, Health & Family Welfare, with representation from medical councils, district hospitals and partner institutes.
A timeline of the milestones that shaped how clinical training is commissioned, delivered and audited in Andhra Pradesh.
Constituted under G.O. Ms. No. 217 to consolidate fragmented clinical training across the state.
Launched with NIMS Hyderabad and AIIMS Mangalagiri — critical care nursing, ACLS, emergency medicine.
WHO India, BMJ Best Practice and USAID Health bring international standards into AP wards.
All 26 districts covered. ECFMG pathway opens for AP doctors pursuing international practice.
Quarterly outcomes accessible to every citizen — 78,420 staff trained, 1,42,860 CME credits issued.
Whether you're a Health Corp clinician, an aspirant, or a citizen auditing the system — the portal is for you.