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A 2 day course suitable for senior trainees in Intensive Care Medicine, Anaesthesia or other acute disciplines; as a refresher for Intensive Care or Respiratory Physicians, Consultant Anaesthetists, and experienced intensive care nurses. VENUE Hawke’s Bay (Hawke’s Bay Fallen Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, Education Centre, Peter Lloyd Auditorium).
The dates of the respective meetings are listed below but are subject to change. Meeting papers will be available on this site by noon the Friday prior to meeting dates shown below.
The dates of the respective meetings are listed below but are subject to change. Meeting papers will be available on this site by noon the Friday prior to meeting dates shown below.
The dates of the respective meetings are listed below but are subject to change. Meeting papers will be available on this site by noon the Friday prior to meeting dates shown below.
Hawke’s Bay DHB serves a population of 155,000 people It is one of 20 DHBs established in New Zealand in 2001 by the New Zealand Public Health and Disability Act 2000.
You won’t find these opportunities just anywhere, and when you combine this with the chance to live in New Zealand’s own piece of paradise, you have to ask yourself “why work anywhere else?"
How do I apply for a vacancy?All applications for vacancies at Hawke’s Bay DHB involve creating an online…
Te Whatu Ora - Hawke's BayPostgraduate Nursing Education Funding 2024Funding applications for semester two 2024 are now open. Application Steps:
Read the Postgraduate Nursing Education Funding Handbook (see attached)
Complete and submit your application via this link https://www. surveymonkey.
BASIC - Basic Assessment and Support in Intensive Care courseThe BASIC course is designed to teach the practical management of critically ill patients.
Our vision is simple - we want everyone in Hawke's Bay district to be healthy. Healthy Hawke's Bay Te Hauora o Te Matau ā Māui
Excellent health services working in partnership to improve the health and wellbeing of our people and to reduce health inequities within our community.
