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The College welcomes Job Vacancies appropriate to College members. Our Members include NPs and RNs across the full scope of nursing practice and education throughout New Zealand.

 

List your position on our webpage by completing the attached  Website Advertising (0.67MB) form and e-mail it to admin@nurse.org.nz together with a plain text advertisement and a logo if required (logo should be supplied as a low resolution .jpg in colour).

Listing on Job Vacancies web page and News Page $100.00

The College of Nurses Aotearoa (NZ) Inc reserve the right to refuse placement of any listings at the discretion of the Executive Director.

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23 October 2026
Pharmac Updates

Please see below updates from Pharmac. Supply issue Pimafucort Ointment Pioglitazone tab 15 mg and tab 30 mg (Vexazone) Vannair Metered dose inhalers (budesonide/eformoterol) Brand change Coversyl tabs salt change Discontinuation Epilim tab 100 mg crushable date extended 1.Supply issue: Pimafucort Ointment There is an upcoming long-term supply issue affecting Pimafucort ointment. The supplier has advised that due to a significant manufacturing issue affecting an ingredient used in...

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23 October 2026
Pharmac Notification

Pharmac has made changes to improve access to funded HIV medicines, making it easier for people living with HIV, or at risk of acquiring HIV, to access treatment when they need them. From 1 November 2026, people will no longer need to meet Special Authority or Hospital Restriction criteria to access funded antiretroviral medicines. We've also made two antiretroviral medicines, emtricitabine with tenofovir disoproxil and dolutegravir, available on a Practitioner's Supply Order (PSO) for...

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23 October 2026
Pharmac Notification

Pharmac has made changes to improve access to funded HIV medicines, making it easier for people living with HIV, or at risk of acquiring HIV, to access treatment when they need them. From 1 November 2026, people will no longer need to meet Special Authority or Hospital Restriction criteria to access funded antiretroviral medicines. We've also made two antiretroviral medicines, emtricitabine with tenofovir disoproxil and dolutegravir, available on a Practitioner's Supply Order (PSO) for...

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23 October 2026
Pharmac Update: Primary Care Prescribers | 16 October 2026

Below is the latest information on Pharmac consultations, notifications, and supply issues for Primary Care Prescribers for week 16 October 2026. It includes information on: New updates Discontinuations New updates Discontinuation date change: Epilim Crushable 100 mg tablets Pharmac would like to inform you that we have secured additional supply of Epilim Crushable 100 mg tablets through to December next year (2027). We are working to identify alternative options for people who are...

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23 October 2026
New supply notices

Pimafucort ointment (Hydrocortisone with natamycin and neomycin) LEO, the supplier, will be out of stock of Pimafucort ointment (Pharmacode: 260282) for more than 12 months from November 2026. People will need a prescription for a different treatment. Pimafucort ointment (Hydrocortisone with natamycin and neomycin) Updated supply notices Mercaptopurine (Puri-Nethol) 50 mg tablet A shipment of this product (Pharmacode: 261270) has arrived and the supplier has released stock to wholesalers. It...

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23 October 2026
Continuing Professional DevelopmentPodcasts | Webinars | Gems | eLearning | MedCases

Our latest CPD options for you: New horizons: BP and lipid update WEBINAR 27 October, 7.30pm. Lia Shanks on evolving approaches to blood pressure management, alongside Linda Bryant on the changing approach to LDL cholesterol management. Register here Anaphylaxis in practice: Recognition, management and misperceptions WEBINAR 3 November, 7.30pm. Karen Lindsay & Rebekah Thompson explore how to distinguish mild allergic reactions from anaphylaxis, and identify when treatment with adrenaline...

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