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Covid 19 Omicron outbreak: ICU nurse stuck in South Africa unable to take up NZ job offer - Vimarsana News

Covid 19 Omicron outbreak: ICU nurse stuck in South Africa unable to take up NZ job offer

A seasoned ICU nurse who has a job offer with the Tairāwhiti DHB is stuck in South Africa with no way of getting here.  The Government banned travel from n

Nurses still struggling to return to New Zealand despite MIQ slots for healthcare workers - Vimarsana News

Nurses still struggling to return to New Zealand despite MIQ slots for healthcare workers

A nurse who sailed home because she couldnt get a slot in MIQ and another whos given up trying say there are still too many barriers to getting nurses back to New Zealand

Nurses still struggling to return to New Zealand despite MIQ slots for healthcare workers - Vimarsana News

Nurses still struggling to return to New Zealand despite MIQ slots for healthcare workers

A nurse who sailed home because she couldn't get a slot in MIQ and another who's given up trying say there are still too many barriers to getting nurses back to New Zealand.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Covid-19: Nurses' online ICU training varies widely between DHBs - Vimarsana News

Covid-19: Nurses' online ICU training varies widely between DHBs

There are huge differences across country in the number of nurses doing the training the government says will keep ICUs going when Covid-19 surges.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Waitemata DHB seeks 133 new staff to deal with Covid-19 in community - Vimarsana News

Waitemata DHB seeks 133 new staff to deal with Covid-19 in community

Auckland's Waitemata District Health Board is looking for 133 extra staff, including 21 intensive care nurses, to help it cope with Covid-19 next year.

Source: rnz.co.nz