Dr Ben Darlow – leader in physiotherapy
Physiotherapy Specialist, Dr Ben Darlow, talks about what the specialist scope entails and his views on how the profession's grown and where it could head in the future.
Posted by Physiotherapy Board on Tuesday, 4 December 2018
Physiotherapy Specialist, Dr Ben Darlow, talks about what the specialist scope entails and his views on how the profession’s grown and where it could head in the future.
Seasons greetings from the Physio Board
A happy, safe, and rewarding New Year to you all.
Posted by Physiotherapy Board on Monday, 17 December 2018
Our December newsletter has been emailed to all Registered Physiotherapists.
You can access it online by clicking here.
With online medical practitioner rating site, Whitecoat recently launching in New Zealand, the Physiotherapy Board has worked with Physiotherapy New Zealand to provide practitioners with the guidance on what to be aware of regarding the online directory. (more…)
Our Deputy Registrar Lisa Mansfield explains the key points for overseas registered physiotherapists who want to practise in New Zealand.
Overseas Registered Physiotherapists
Our Deputy Registrar Lisa Mansfield explains the key points for overseas registered physiotherapists who want to practise in New Zealand.
Posted by Physiotherapy Board on Tuesday, 20 November 2018
Are you a NZ new grad, or are you planning on hiring one? Take a look at our video which gives an overview of the process. (more…)
Our October newsletter has been emailed to all Registered Physiotherapists.
You can access it online by clicking here.
Over the last five years the Board has been working to improve its systems and processes. (more…)
Professor Te Kani Kingi is the Executive Director of Research and Innovation at Te Whare Wananga o Awanuiarangi. He also supports the Board on matters of cultural significance as they relate to the profession including providing cultural expertise to the accreditation and accreditation process. (more…)
“Inherent in my culture is that we look after our loved ones and so I always liked the idea of working in health. My love for sport made me land with physiotherapy although as it turns out I didn’t actually become a sports physiotherapist.” (more…)
