“Knowing your passion and purpose drives you to make it work — and the APP scope feels like the ideal space to bring that to life.” That’s Arliah Davis one of the two newest Advance Practice Physiotherapists talking about how she was drawn to the APP scope and what it
What was supposed to be just a six‐month trip to Aotearoa New Zealand has become a nearly 20‐year sports physiotherapy journey for Jennifer Scott – one of the profession’s two newest Specialists.
The Board te Poari has released the report from the Physiotherapy experiences survey conducted earlier this year. The results of this survey were assessed by research and analysis experts at BERL. The report and more information on the survey and the Board te Poari response is available here.
The Board te Poari has decided not to proceed with regulation of physiotherapy assistants.
This week is the 50th anniversary of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week).
Our August newsletter has been emailed to all registered physiotherapists. You can access it online by clicking here…
Dunedin Ōtepoti Physiotherapist Katrina Bryant was recently named by as one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s 100 top Māori health leaders — an honour that recognised her role in developing Taurite Tū — a nationally recognised kaupapa Māori falls‐prevention and wellness programme.
Our July newsletter has been emailed to all registered physiotherapists. You can access it online by clicking here…
Principal Professional Advisor Maarama Davis is joined by guest panellists Shane Finn, Anna Mason‐Mackay, and Doireann Kelly to reflect on cultural competence and safety: what it looks like and how to put it into practice. Click here to read our panellists’ profiles.
The Board congratulates our former Chairperson Professor David Baxter on his greatly deserved King’s Honour: Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Our April newsletter has been emailed to all registered physiotherapists. You can access it online by clicking here…
The Board welcomes Aotearoa New Zealand’s newest Specialist scope physiotherapist – Sarah Betteridge.
