Committee Members
Our Ethics Committee is comprised of respected practitioners and leaders who bring extensive experience and deep understanding of both traditional Ayurvedic principles and modern professional ethics.
Radhika Jenson
As an Ethics Committee Member, Radhika brings exceptional leadership and integrity to upholding professional standards within the AABC community. With advanced qualifications as a Registered Advanced Ayurvedic Practitioner and specialized Pancha Karma training, she embodies the authentic practice that defines ethical Ayurvedic care.
Leadership & Ethics Qualifications: Radhika's international training across Fiji, Nepal, and India provides her with deep cultural understanding of traditional Ayurvedic values. Her role in developing certification courses and educational programs demonstrates her commitment to maintaining professional standards and ethical education.
As Director of Samya Ayurveda Inc., Radhika has extensive experience in clinical oversight, practitioner supervision, and maintaining therapeutic standards. Her leadership in establishing and operating Ayurvedic institutions gives her valuable insight into the ethical challenges facing modern practitioners.
Ethics Committee Contribution: Radhika's comprehensive understanding of both traditional Ayurvedic principles and contemporary professional standards makes her uniquely qualified to guide ethical decision-making, ensuring AABC members uphold the sacred trust placed in them by those seeking healing.
Areas of Expertise
Vaidya Shabana Noushad
Vaidya Shabana brings vital healthcare leadership expertise to the Ethics Committee. With her Master of Arts in Leadership (Healthcare) from Trinity Western University and extensive institutional experience, she provides essential guidance on professional conduct standards and ethical oversight.
Ethics Leadership Background: Her experience as Chief Medical Officer and Director at Diva Ayurveda Hospital in Kerala demonstrates her capability in institutional governance, clinical oversight, and maintaining therapeutic standards across diverse healthcare settings.
Her professional journey spans government Ayurvedic institutions in India and private practice in Canada, providing her with unique insight into ethical considerations across different healthcare systems, regulatory environments, and cultural contexts.
Committee Contribution: Vaidya Shabana's dual expertise in traditional Ayurvedic medicine and modern healthcare leadership ensures that AABC's ethical guidelines reflect both authentic practice principles and contemporary professional accountability standards.