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  •   Home > News > Health & Safety

    Health New Zealand's promoting a wide range of opportunities for graduate registered nurses

    Health New Zealand's promoting a wide range of opportunities for graduate registered nurses


    More than two thousand nurses will graduate this year - with the first cohort now starting their job search.

    National Chief Nurse Nadine Gray encourages graduates to look beyond just hospitals - emphasising 60 percent of practicing nurses work in primary, community and aged care settings.

    She says the service is also working towards providing part-time graduate roles.

    Almost 85 percent of nurses who applied to the Advanced Choice of Employment program last year found roles.

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