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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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10 August 2026
Pharmac Update: Primary Care Prescribers | 7 August 2026

Below is the latest information on Pharmac consultations, notifications, and supply issues for Primary Care Prescribers for week 7 August 2026. It includes information on: New updates Resolved Supply Issues New updates:Coversyl tablets change of salt: Perindopril erbumine to Perindopril arginine Due to global alignment and to ensure continuity of supply, Coversyl containing perindopril erbumine will be replaced with Coversyl containing perindopril arginine. The new Perindopril arginine...

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10 August 2026
Mental Health, Addiction and Suicide Prevention Update

Kia ora koutou Welcome to our latest Mental Health, Addiction and Suicide Prevention update. As I reflect on the last few months, I'm struck by just how much has been accomplished across the sector. We’ve reached several significant milestones, including the passage of the Mental Health Act 2026, the launch of the Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy and Implementation Plan, the release of a new suicide prevention capability framework, and continued progress to strengthen harm reduction...

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7 August 2026
Nurse Practitioner - Taupō Health Centre - Full-time

Looking for a role that combines professional satisfaction with an incredible lifestyle? At Taupō Health Centre, we are proud to provide high-quality, equitable healthcare to our community – and we would love you to join us. Our clinic is a busy General Practice with an on-site Urgent Care Clinic, caring for approximately for 11,000 enrolled patients, as well as providing care for casual patients. We also provide after-hours support on Saturdays and Public Holidays on a rostered basis in...

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6 August 2026
Nurse Practitioner - Queenstown

Nurse Practitioner - Queenstown Queenstown Medical Centre has been part of the local community for more than 50 years. We’re proud of the trusted relationships we’ve built, within our team, with our patients, and across our wider community. With three practices located in Queenstown, Frankton, and Jacks Point, we offer a full range of primary care services, with urgent care provided from our Queenstown site. The Role We’re looking for an experienced NP who’s passionate about delivering...

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6 August 2026
Flexible NP opportunities in Auckland – The City of Sails (0.1FTE +) ​​

We’re seeking Nurse Practitioners for contract roles across Auckland to provide weekly rounds to Aged Residential Care (ARC) facilities, delivering high-quality care to older patients with complex needs. Join us in Auckland, the City of Sails, where you’ll enjoy the autonomy of working in aged residential care, flexible contract opportunities, and the lifestyle benefits of a vibrant harbour city with beautiful beaches, diverse communities, and an outstanding work-life balance. You will...

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5 August 2026
Six key messages about gout

These key messages, identified by Gout Action Aotearoa, a group of clinicians, researchers and organisations with a focus on improving the treatment and management of gout, are helpful when discussing gout with your patient and their whānau: Gout is not your fault. Gout is caused by too much uric acid in your body. The uric acid forms crystals in your joints, causing painful gout attacks. 90% of the uric acid in your body is caused by your genes and kidneys, while only 10% is caused by food...

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