Use your Orthopaedic expertise in a different setting to your usual clinical practiceBe a key part of our multidisciplinary clinical teamLocation Hamilton, Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch or Dunedin we are flexible on location About us – Mō mātouACC exists to support people – we help prevent injuries and get New Zealanders and visitors back to everyday…
The College has endorsed Whole Hearted Medicine’s CPD retreats Since 2021, Whole Hearted Medicine has pioneered the recognition of wellbeing education for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) across multiple speciality colleges. Their commitment to transformative medical education, most notably, their innovative educational retreats, has earned them recognition as a Victorian State Finalist in the 2024 and…
Dr Emily Amos is a GP who founded Whole Hearted Medicine following an episode of career burnout. This company provides CPD retreats with a focus on wellbeing education.
This has been endorsed as a CPD activity for RNZCUC members.
The Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care’s annual general meeting (AGM) will take place at 6pm, Tuesday 24 March 2026 using an online platform (Zoom webinar). Full members who are practising urgent care in New Zealand will be able to submit apologies, appoint a proxy, and vote on Executive Committee appointments through an online…
Research is essential for establishing best practice. More urgent care specific research will enable best practice to be established for patients attending urgent care clinics with urgent conditions.
Aspiring Medical Centre is seeking an experienced Urgent Care Doctor to join our friendly, supportive team. This role is based within our Urgent On-the-Day Care Team, offering the opportunity to deliver advanced clinical care and high-quality primary health services. Located in the picturesque and rapidly growing resort town of Wānaka, this position offers an exceptional…
An epistaxis can be severe enough that a patient becomes anaemic and develops shock. How good are estimations, by patients and clinicians, of blood loss during an epistaxis?
Developmental Dysplasia of the Hips (DDH) in newborns is screened for by midwives, Plunket nurses, and GPs. While not a routine part of UC practice, spotting signs and referring appropriately is something we should be aware of in urgent care.