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    Competencies for New Zealand Entry

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    Hello

    I wonder if anybody could help me?

    I'm just beginning to research the registration process for entry to practise in New Zealand.

    I've just downloaded the competency document with the ten competencies.

    I have three questions

    1) If you have passed a uk degree with the same learning objectives can you provide that as evidence.


    2) Do they want signed witness statements to prove that you have reached the learning objectives

    3) Does anybody know the right direction to point me in for help with the whole process.


    If anybody has been through this process i'd really really appreciate your feedback

    many thanks

    Stim

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    Hi,

    I have been through a few steps of this process (registration with NZ physio board). their website is very accurate and have all the info you need for this. In terms of those ten areas of competencies, you need to provide three documents: qualification transcript, course curriculum and your personal portfolio (your application wont be accepted without all three of them). You mentioned that you have studied in UK, keep in mind that NZ physio board only recognizes courses which were completed after 4 years of study. the main focus is on your portfolio, there are no set rules (as far as i know) around who would get it and who wont. it is completely discretional. In some cases the board may arrange for a written or practical exam for you as well (held in one of the physio schools in NZ).

    Best of luck


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    is there anyone who got NZ registration.
    how easy is this?
    any from india got this registration?
    please place ur email id

    thanx


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    hi
    can anyone give some links/sites of the Newzealand asso. of physios for querries about emmigration


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    New Zealand Competencies

    Hi Armani,
    I am physiotherapist from India. I am also planning to apply for the registration with NZ Physiotherapist Board. I am stuck up with the writing of competencies as I am not getting how to go about it.

    As for competency 1: they have asked to analyse normal and abnormal patterns of human development.......... should I be writing it as an answer or provide evidence that it is part of the syllabus that I have studied? If as part of my Syllabus how do I mention it, in my portfolio or just highlight it in my syllabus.

    Competency 7: is about Physiotherapy services in NZ. How do I write this as I have no experience of working in NZ?

    Competency 3:Identify and develop physiotherapy management plan, and evaluate the plan... should I be writing specifically for each condition or in general?

    Does all the Competencies need to be counter signed by anyone?
    It will be very kind of you if you can send me the soft copy/ copy of your Competency and portfolio as it would be of great guide to me. My mail id is [email protected]

    Regards
    Mega

    Quote Originally Posted by Armani View Post
    Hi,

    I have been through a few steps of this process (registration with NZ physio board). their website is very accurate and have all the info you need for this. In terms of those ten areas of competencies, you need to provide three documents: qualification transcript, course curriculum and your personal portfolio (your application wont be accepted without all three of them). You mentioned that you have studied in UK, keep in mind that NZ physio board only recognizes courses which were completed after 4 years of study. the main focus is on your portfolio, there are no set rules (as far as i know) around who would get it and who wont. it is completely discretional. In some cases the board may arrange for a written or practical exam for you as well (held in one of the physio schools in NZ).

    Best of luck



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    NZ registered Physio email Id

    Quote Originally Posted by cyberphysio View Post
    is there anyone who got NZ registration.
    how easy is this?
    any from india got this registration?
    please place ur email id

    thanx
    [email protected]; regi... studies in NZ


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    New Zealand Registration

    I went through the process a few years ago now (2002) I think at the time I didn't need to address all the competencies being UK trained I am not sure if this has changed. I had to prove skills in the areas of management so I provided details of any management related modules at Uni with copies of any assignments and a copy of the Uni transcript. I also wrote a written statement about things I had done whilst working in this area, projects such as running a junior support group, supervising students, chairing meetings etc. I then asked specific people who I had worked with to provide me with references acknowledging these skills. I also had to provide details about research competency so I sent a copy of my uni ethics and research proposal and details of the relevant module at uni. I then provided a written statement with details about audits I had helped to undertake whilst working and again got a reference from the person I had worked with on this. In the end I had lots of references, each with a different bias to help cover the competencies.
    Alot of the info I provided was written statements of things I had undertaken which I then linked to the competencies, I also provided certificates from any relevant courses. There is a lot of paperwork but I tried to stick to addressing the competencies as they were described. I hope this is of some help.
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    hi jane
    thanx a lots,this info is definately of a great help to me.sorry for the trouble. i mite probably bother you again if i need some guidence.
    R you at present working in NZ.
    regards
    meera

    Quote Originally Posted by janembenson View Post
    I went through the process a few years ago now (2002) I think at the time I didn't need to address all the competencies being UK trained I am not sure if this has changed. I had to prove skills in the areas of management so I provided details of any management related modules at Uni with copies of any assignments and a copy of the Uni transcript. I also wrote a written statement about things I had done whilst working in this area, projects such as running a junior support group, supervising students, chairing meetings etc. I then asked specific people who I had worked with to provide me with references acknowledging these skills. I also had to provide details about research competency so I sent a copy of my uni ethics and research proposal and details of the relevant module at uni. I then provided a written statement with details about audits I had helped to undertake whilst working and again got a reference from the person I had worked with on this. In the end I had lots of references, each with a different bias to help cover the competencies.
    Alot of the info I provided was written statements of things I had undertaken which I then linked to the competencies, I also provided certificates from any relevant courses. There is a lot of paperwork but I tried to stick to addressing the competencies as they were described. I hope this is of some help.
    Jane



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    Dear Stim,

    Don't worry if you have completed a three year degree programme in UK - NZ do NOT actually decline your application if you haven't completed 4 year training programme.

    I went through NZ rego in 2003 and it was relatively easy. No examination involved. Just had to be very thorough in providing substantiated claims in responding to all the competency requirements. I got my reference providers (previous supervisors) to address some of the competencies in their reference letters as proof of me having completed them.

    Hope this helps.



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    NZ Registration

    Hi,
    I am a Physio from India & I have got the NZ registration.
    I will be happy to give u further info about registration. please feel free to contact me. my email address is [email protected]
    Regards,
    Ashu


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    Re: Competencies for New Zealand Entry

    Hello

    Recently I have started NZ registration process. I feel it is a daunting task. I wonder if someone could help me out in registration process, mainly in competency section.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stim View Post
    Hello

    I wonder if anybody could help me?

    I'm just beginning to research the registration process for entry to practise in New Zealand.

    I've just downloaded the competency do***ent with the ten competencies.

    I have three questions

    1) If you have passed a uk degree with the same learning objectives can you provide that as evidence.


    2) Do they want signed witness statements to prove that you have reached the learning objectives

    3) Does anybody know the right direction to point me in for help with the whole process.


    If anybody has been through this process i'd really really appreciate your feedback

    many thanks

    Stim



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    Re: NZ Registration

    Quote Originally Posted by ashuwahe View Post
    Hi,
    I am a Physio from India & I have got the NZ registration.
    I will be happy to give u further info about registration. please feel free to contact me. my email address is [email protected]
    Regards,
    Ashu
    hi I am going thro the process of NZ registration, could you please send me all the details about preparing competencies and portfolio to my email address. my email is [email protected]
    thanks
    Arun


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    Re: New Zealand Registration

    hai .can any body guide me in registering for new zealand.can somebody forward a copy of portfolio and a sample resume.thank you


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    Re: New Zealand Registration

    Hey guys,

    Lets start a discussion group for getting through this humongous paper work we need to do for New Zealand Registration!
    If any of you are interested contact me on [email protected]
    Whether you are new or have started, its always good to discuss and be sure the effort is not going in the wrong direction right!
    Hope to hear from you guys soon!
    Cheers,
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    Re: New Zealand Registration

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    I have begun my Physio registration for New Zealand. Anyones help would be greatly appreciated
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