In March 2021, 1,900 Auckland practising physiotherapists were invited by the Board to be part of a survey on the impact on Level 3 COVID-19 restrictions on patients. (more…)
In March 2021, 1,900 Auckland practising physiotherapists were invited by the Board to be part of a survey on the impact on Level 3 COVID-19 restrictions on patients. (more…)
Due to the success of the programme to date, Ngā Manukura o Āpōpō Clinical Leadership Programme is providing training for an additional cohort of students this year. The Board is offering two scholarship positions for this cohort and applications are now open. (more…)
COVID-19 has struck many nations deeply and we know that the increasing crisis in India and elsewhere is echoing through our communities and our profession. On behalf of the Board and the staff we offer our aroha and thoughts to all of the members of the Physiotherapy community in Aotearoa who have friends, whanau, and family abroad and at risk.
We are confident that the whole of the country knows the latest update that:
Auckland has moved to COVID-19 alert level 3, and the rest of NZ to level 2, for seven days from 6am on Sunday 28 February.
The guidance for Level 3 is here
The guidance for Level 2 is here
Today our Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, announced that the Auckland region will join the rest of New Zealand at Alert Level 1 from 11.59pm Monday 22 February.
This is fantastic news and our sincere thanks to all the Auckland physiotherapists. (more…)
The Physiotherapy Board has reappointed Janice Mueller as Board Chairperson and David Baxter as Board Deputy Chairperson.
The Ministry of Health has issued an update on the vaccine programme. You can read it here.
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Our February newsletter has been emailed to all registered physiotherapists.
You can access it online by clicking here.
