- Home: Keep up-to-date with current health sector issues. Our Home page changes often - keeping you up to date with developments in the health sector.
Current items of interest
- Campaigns: NZNO members are actively involved in several key campaigns, aimed at collectively building public and political support for our goals.
- DHB MECA 2011-14: Latest District Health Board (DHB) Multi Employer Collective Agreement (MECA) Bargaining
- Keep Our Assets: A citizen-let campaign to ensure NZ's important assets remain Kiwi owned.
- Fairness at work: Council of Trade Unions (CTU) campaign for fair employment rights
- Fair Share for Aged Care: Fair Share is a campaign to win fair pay and decent conditions in aged care through collective bargaining.
- Aged Care Charter: Join us in asking the Government to properly fund aged care services in New Zealand and sign the Aged Care Charter.
- Safe Staffing & Healthy Workplaces: NZNO members in all sectors say safe staffing is one of their most important issues - making Healthy Workplaces a priority campaign for NZNO.
- Te Rau Kōkiri: Te Rau Kōkiri (TKR) is a multi-employer collective agreement (MECA). It covers NZNO members employed by Māori and Iwi providers in the primary health sector:
- Union Climate Change Action: If you care about the planet and want to do your bit to save it for future generations, this campaign is for you! Union Climate Action is a web based campaign which NZNO members are welcome, and encouraged, to sign up to be a part of.
- Vote Well: The General Election on 26 November 2011 is a chance to for us all to have a say about the kind of society we want to live in. It’s important that we all exercise our democratic right to vote.
- Get Informed: What's important to you? Find out more about the issues that might influence your voting decisions.
- Consultation: Opportunities for members to consult on and contribute to health and social policy
- Get Involved: We encourage you to have a voice and actively participate in NZNO activities and the wider nursing community.
- Elections: NZNO encourages members to be informed and vote in all local body, central government and DHB elections.
NZNO has a comprehensive manifesto and campaign for the 2011 General Election
- ICN Call for Nominations: ICN Call for Nominations
- Meetings: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) has 11 regions, each with its own regional council to ensure all members get the opportunity to get involved.
- Networking Opportunities: Alphabetical listing of New Zealand Nurses Organisation's speciality groups and membership structures.
- Photo Gallery: Photos of New Zealand Nurses Organisation actively participating in, and contributing to, the nursing community.
- Surveys: Surveys of interest or relevance to NZNO members
- Hot Topics: The latest New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) news, media releases and submissions.
- Services: How NZNO supports our members in their workplaces. Membership of the NZNO gives you access to a wide range of services, tools and resources.
- Forums: NZNO hosts a number of discussion forums where you can raise questions, post ideas and share information with nurses and health workers working in the same field as you.
- Indemnity : Information on indemnity insurance; cover for defending accusations or claims against you that relate to your profession. Information on this page answers the following questions: What is Indemnity Insurance? Why do you need cover? Who is covered? What is the extent of cover?
- Journals - Kai Tiaki: Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand is NZNO's monthly journal, posted directly to over 46,000 NZNO members.
- How to subscribe: Full NZNO members receive Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand as part of their membership benefits package. Non members can subscribe for a fee - details on this page.
- KTNNZ CPD4nurses: Continuing professional development. This initiative launched in the February 2011 issue of Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand. Each month a new article is linked to a website with questions and reflection points to develop your nursing practice.
- KTNNZ Searching On-line: NZNO members can use the databases to find up-to-date articles and information on nursing, health, disability and industrial related topics.
- Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand: Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand is the New Zealand Nurses Organisation's monthly journal, posted directly to over 46,000 NZNO members.
- KTNR Nursing Research Journal: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) launched Kai Tiaki Nursing Research an annual nursing research journal in June 2010. Kai Tiaki Nursing Research is an internationally double blinded peer reviewed research journal. It publishes original, full length research manuscripts.
- Library: NZNO members and staff are welcome to borrow material from the library. This service is free.
- Information for students: The NZNO library is for the use of NZNO member and staff and members, including nursing students at undergraduate and post-graduate levels.
- Latest additions: Recent additions to the New Zealand Nurses Organisation library collection.
- Library newsletter: Keep up to date with NZNO's free weekly online library newsletter.
- Online journals: NZNO membership includes access to online journals, searchable databases and other library resources, including recent Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand articles.
- Resource Lists: Library holdings are listed under various topics, in lieu of an online catalogue.
- Subject requests: The clearer you are able to be about your requirements, the better able the library will be to meet them. This page covers some of the information you should have on hand before contacting the NZNO library.
- Theses: The NZNO Library in Wellington includes a collection of thesis and research material. This material is reference only due to its uniqueness.
- Library home
- Resources: The NZNO produces a variety of publications and resources to keep members informed and up to date.
- Centennial Publication: A centennial publication outlining 100years of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation's history, "Freed to care, Proud to Nurse" is available for purchase.
- Information: Topic based information and resources collated by the New Zealand Nurses Organisation in response to a request for information from our members.
- Pandemic Influenza Preparedness: Information and resources for managing during, and preparing for, a pandemic, including guidance for members’ on their responsibilities and accountabilities during a pandemic or other disaster.
- Professional development: Professional Development and Recognition Programmes (PDRP) enable nurses and midwives practice to be rewarded and recognised.These programmes support innovation, reflect contemporary practice and are competency based.
- Safe Staffing: The Safe Staffing and Healthy Workplaces (SSHW) Unit is part of a collaborative agreement between NZNO and the District Health Boards. Their goal is to have staffing and workplaces that assure patient safety and satisfaction, support staff health and well-being and support organisational efficiency.
- Smoking Cessation: Smokefree Nurses Aotearoa/New Zealand (SNANZ) - a non-profit advocacy group which supports nurses in their vital role of helping clients and patients quit smoking.
- Workplace Rights: As a health worker, you are entitled to workplace rights. A fair and supportive working environment has benefits for employers and employees and it's in everyones interests to be aware of the key points.
- Writing submissions: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation have created a template for members to use when making your own submission to an outside organisation.
- Photo permission forms: Photo permission forms for members to submit photos of patients, for use in NZNO publications eg International Nurses Day posters.
- Publications: NZNO produces a variety of publications to keep members informed and up to date about current issues. These publications have all been produced using resources that have been paid for by our members. Many can be downloaded immediately others may be ordered and some bear a small fee.
- Order: Order NZNO publications for delivery. Payment must be received before your items will be dispatched.
- Merchandise: NZNO merchandise, including T-Shirts, badges, key chains, fob watches, USB sticks.
- Useful Links: A list of links to external websites that may be of interest to nurses and other healthcare workers or students.
- Scholarships: Scholarships and Grants administered by the New Zealand Nurses Organisation and available to current NZNO members
- Workplace Rights: Key points about workplace rights.
- Membership: Benefits of joining NZNO & how to become a member. Membership of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation is open to all people involved in nursing and other health professionals in New Zealand. We are both a union and professional organisation.
- Why Join?: NZNO is both a professional association and trade union, one of the biggest and strongest in New Zealand because of our active membership.
- Fees: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation is committed to continuing to provide credible, relevant and quality benefits to our members.
- Join Now: To join please download the hard copy membership form, complete and return to NZNO.
- Benefits: In addition to the practical advice and guidance available to NZNO members, we are proud to offer a benefit package of genuine deals that are generally not available to the public.
- Membership Queries: If you have any questions regarding membership with the NZNO please complete and submit our membership query form.
- Member Tools: Update your contact details, download member only resources etc
- Collective agreements: One of the features of unionism in the workplace is a collective approach around wages and employment conditions. Major collective agreements are available on this page.
- NZNO Elections 2011
- Financial Statements: Financial Statements
- Media Kit: Dealing with the Media: NZNO guide to maximising media opportunities. A booklet to help NZNO members get the most out of interactions with the media and get their key message across.
- NZNO Policy: NZNO members can log on to view key policy documents.
- Online Journals: Find up-to-date articles and information on nursing, health, disability and industrial related topics in: Kai Tiaki, General Onefile, Health and Wellness Resource Centre and Contemporary Women's Issues.
- Presentations: NZNO members can log on to view slide shows of occasional presentations eg Chair & Treasurers Day
- Professional portfolio: The NZNO has developed a professional development tool that encourages nurses and midwives to reflect on their practice and professional development.
- Publications: NZNO produces a variety of publications to keep members informed and up to date about current issues. These publications have all been produced using resources that have been paid for by our members.
- Update your details: If your circumstances have changed it is important that you inform NZNO of your updated details.
- Writing submissions: The NZNO has created a template for members to use when making your own submission to an outside organisation.
- Support: Flow chart outlining the process for resolving workplace issues.
- Professional development: Professional Development and Recognition Programmes (PDRP) enable nurses and midwives practice to be rewarded and recognised.
- Competence: The Nursing Council of New Zealand’s role is to ensure the competence of nurses in order to protect public safety. NZNO members are entitled to the support and advice through the competency review process.
- Professional Forums: NZNO runs Professional Nurse Advisor Education Sessions from time to time. See the NZNO events calendar for a full listing.
- Delegate education: NZNO employs two full-time educators. The educators' role is to work with others in the organisation to develop, plan and facilitate seminars to meet this aim.
- Scholarships & grants: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) offers several sources of funding in the form of scholarships and grants. Please read the criteria carefully before applying. To be eligible for any of these grants or scholarships applicants must be current financial members of NZNO on the closing date.
- NP Mentor Programme: Advanced nursing practice differs from expert practice or extended task roles in its scope and sphere of influence and its application of advanced nursing knowledge.
- Accreditation: The accreditation process uses the section or college standards of practice and the Nursing Council's competencies for registration as the basis for establishing the criteria and requirements for accreditation.
- NP mentorship: The NZNO mentor system has been established with the purpose of assisting applicants to refine and develop their written application and to prepare for interview and potentially a site visit.
- NPAC-NZ: The focus of NPAC-NZ is to work with the profession and the Nursing Council of New Zealand on matters relating to the registration of Nurse Practitioners and the development of the Nurse Practitioner model in Aotearoa, New Zealand.
- Nurse practitioners: A Nurse Practitioner is a registered nurse practising at an advanced level in a specific area of practice.
- Publications: NZNO position statements relating to Advanced Nursing Practice and/or the Nurse Practitioner role:
- ANP home: Advanced Nursing Practice home
- Out@Work: Out@Work network was set up in 2000 as the Council of Trade Union's network for lesbian, gay, takataapui, bisexual, intersex, transgender and fa'afafine union members.
- Pandemic Planning: Advice and resources to assist with planning for a pandemic.
- Safe Staffing: The SSHWU's goal is to have staffing and workplaces that assure patient safety and satisfaction, support staff health and well-being and support organisational efficiency.
- Activities: Ways NZNO contributes to policy & promotes nursing. The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) participates in health and social policy development and the promotion of nursing and midwifery. Our activities include: maintaining a calendar of events, issuing media statements, making submissions and undertaking research.
- All Newsletters: College and Section Newsletters
- Calendar: New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) hosts and supports a wide range of conferences, workshops and other networking and professional development opportunities.
- Education: A collection of links to websites and resources that may be of use and interest to you in your educational endeavours.
- Media Releases: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation produces media releases on topics of concern to nurses, midwives and the greater healthcare community.
- Projects: Occasional projects undertaken by NZNO may be found here.
- Research: The NZNO conducts research, providing evidence that informs and strengthens the activities and leadership of NZNO.
- Submissions: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) actively works towards improving the health status of all peoples of Aotearoa/ New Zealand, one of the ways we do this is by making submissions on health and social policy issues.
- Groups: NZNO’s speciality groups & membership structures. An alphabetical listing of New Zealand Nurses Organisation's speciality groups and membership structures, including our colleges and sections.
- Colleges: Benefits of belonging to an NZNO national section or college.
- College of Emergency Nurses: CENNZ College of Emergency Nurses New Zealand
- CENNZ Awards: Awards available from the College of Emergency Nurses (NZNO)
- CENNZ Committee: National Committee of the College of Emergency Nurses New Zealand
- CENNZ Events: CENNZ Conferences, seminars and events
- CENNZ Courses: Triage, trauma and emergency paediatrics courses.
- CENNZ Join: Find out about joining the College of Emergency Nurses and what membership offers.
- CENNZ Journal: Emergency Nurse New Zealand - the Journal of the College of Emergency Nurses New Zealand (NZNO)
- CENNZ Links: Links to other emergency nursing websites
- CENNZ News: News items of relevance to emergency nurses
- CENNZ Publications: Position Statements, Standards of Practice etc produced by the College of Emergency Nurses (New Zealand).
- CENNZ Home
- College of Primary Health Care Nurses: Welcome to the New Zealand College of Primary Health Care Nurses web pages
- CPHCN Home
- Events: Conferences and events of interest to nurses working in the primary health care sector
- CPHCN Conference 2012: NZCPHCN Conference Info
- Research: Research of interest to primary health care nurses
- Regional Forums: Details of upcoming regional forums and contacts for the College of Primary Health Care Nurses
- Discussion Forum: Discussion Forum for Primary Health Care Nurses to share their concerns and interests
- Online Discussion Board: This page redirects to show the expanded discussion
- Executive: Find out more about College of Primary Health Care Nurses Executive Committee Members and their role
- Hot Topics: Links and snippets of interest to nurses working in the primary health sector.
- Join us: Join the College of Primary Health Care Nurses
- Links: External websites and resources of interest to Primary Health Care Nurses
- LOGIC: LOGIC - the journal of the College of Primary Health Care Nurses
- PDRP: Information about accreditation and professional development for primary health care nurses.
- Standing Committees: Find out more about the College of Primary Health Care Nurses Standing Committees
- Documents: The NZ College of Primary Health Care Nurses Documents
- Submissions: Submissions made by the College of Primary Health Care Nurses
- CPHCN Assessors Only: Resources to assist assessors with their role. Restricted access - log on required.
- CPHCN Committee Members Only: Resources for College of Primary Health Care Nurses Committee Members Only - Log on required
- Neonatal Nurses College: Neonatal Nurses College Aotearoa (NZNO) supports and encourages New Zealand neonatal nurses, providing networking and educational opportunities.
- Perioperative Nurses College: The Perioperative Nurses College of NZNO is the professional organisation of perioperative nurses in New Zealand. We are affiliated to the New Zealand Nurses Organisation and promote excellence in nursing practice in the pre-, intra- and postoperative care of patients.
- About us: PNC Perioperative Nurses College's purpose, key goals and mission statement.
- AORN: AORN
- Aesthetic Nurses: Aesthetic Nurses Group: The Aesthetic Nurse performs cosmetic enhancing treatments.
- Awards: The Perioperative Nurses College (NZNO) adminsters several awards to support study, education or professional development in the field of perioperative nursing.
- Calendar: Important dates for Perioperative Nurses College members to note
- Join Us : Information about joining the Perioperative Nurses College. Benefits of membership and the application process.
- MINNZ: PNC Medical Imaging Nurses New Zealand (MINNZ)
- Standards: PNC Standards
- Regional Updates: PNC Perioperative Nurses College Regional updates
- The Dissector: PNC The Dissector, the journal of the Perioperative Nurses College
- PNC Home: Perioperative Nurses College home
- Sections: Sections
- Cancer Nurses: The Cancer Nurses Section encompasses a wide ranging group of nurses with an interest in the care of the person with cancer. This area may include the disciplines of oncology, haematology, paediatrics, surgery, community and rural health, research, education, management and health promotion and palliative care.
- Children & Young People: The Nurses for Children and Young People of Aotearoa section promotes co-operation and sharing of knowledge among nurses concerned with the health of children, young people and their families - both in hospital and community settings.
- Critical Care Nurses: The Critical Care Nurses' Section is representative of professional Critical Care Nursing in New Zealand and endeavours to encourage, support and promote members working in these areas.
- Diabetes Nurse Specialists : DNSS Upcoming events, diabetes nurse accreditation process and other items of interest to Diabetes Nurse Specialists
- DNSS Home: Diabetes Nurse Specialists Section home
- Accreditation: Diabetes Nurse Specialists Section Accreditation
- Conferences: DNSS Diabetes conferences
- Contact us: Diabetes Nurse Specialists Section contact us
- Education: DNSS Diabetes Nurse Specialists Section education
- Membership: DNSS Diabetes Nurse Specialists Section join us
- Newsletter: DNSS Diabetes Nurse Specialists Section newsletter
- Notifications: List of Pharmac notifications.
- Scholarships: Scholarships available to Diabetes Nurse Specialist Section members.
- Strategic Plan: Diabetes Nurse Specialist Section Strategic Plan
- Duty & Clinical Nurse Managers : The Duty and Clinical Nurse Managers section is open to a wide variety of nurse managers and leaders, recognising that they are professional providers of clinical management and integral members of the nursing workforce and the health service management team.
- About us: Duty and Clinical Nurse Managers Section - our vision, mission, objectives and logo.
- Committee Members: Profiles of the Duty and Clinical Nurse Manager Section Committee Members
- Conferences and Events: Duty and Clinical Nurse Managers Conferences and Events
- Contact us: Contact the Duty & Clinical Nurse Managers Section
- Education: Web links to education based sites for Nursing Leadership and Management
- Forum: Duty and Clinical Nurse Managers' Discussion Forum
- Join us: DCNM Duty & Clinical Nurse Managers Section - Join Us
- Newsletters: DCNM Duty and Clinical Nurse Managers Section - Newsletters
- Photo Album
- Resources and Links: Resources and Links relating to Nursing Leadership and Management
- DCNM Home: Duty & Clinical Nurse Managers home
- Enrolled Nurses: The NZNO National Enrolled Nurse Section provides Enrolled Nurses and Nurse Assistants with an excellent opportunity to get valuable support and to share information and concerns. The section promotes the professional, educational and economic welfare of all Enrolled Nurses and Nurse Assistants.
- Flight Nurses: The Flight Nurses Association began in recognition of the need for standardisation, education and training of flight nurse practices. The Association now has over 300 members.
- Gastroenterology : Membership of the Gastroenterology Section of NZNO provides the opportunity to network, receive the journal "The Tube", access a Travel/Education Fund, attend the Annual General Meeting and attend Conference.
- Gerontology : The National Gerontology Nurses Section promotes Aging well. Gerontology nurses utilise specialist nursing knowledge and judgment to provide competent care for older people in health rehabilitation and palliative care across the care continuum.
- Infection Control: National Division of Infection Control Nurses (NZNO) - link to an external site
- Mental Health Nurses : The specialty professional section of NZNO dedicated to the provision of leadership, education and professional development of mental health nursing in New Zealand/Aotearoa.
- About us: MHS Our vision, objectives, strategic plan and mission statement.
- Discussion Forum
- Committee: MHS Mental Health Nurses Section committee
- Conferences: MHS Mental Health Nurses Section conferences
- Discussion Board: Expanded view of the Mental Health Nurses Discussion Forum
- Membership: MHS Mental Health Nurses Section membership
- Newsletter: MHS Mental Health Nurses Section newsletter
- Useful links: MHS Useful links and websites for Mental Health Nurses
- MHS Home: Mental Health Nurses Section Home
- Nursing Research : Nursing Research Section is a special interest group for NZNO members working or interested in nursing research and maintains an online database of New Zealand Nursing Research.
- Clinical Trials Research Nurses: Nurses who are employed as research coordinators facilitating clinical trials are welcomed and will find items of interest here.
- Committee: The current members of the Nursing Research Section national committee with contact details, photos and profiles.
- Conferences: Details of upcoming and past Nursing Research Section conferences
- Contact us: Contact us to become a Nursing Research Section member or to find out more about what we do
- Discussion: Online discussion forum hosted by the Nursing Research Section
- Join Us: Join the Nursing Research Section of NZNO
- Minutes: Recent and past Nursing Research Section committee meeting minutes
- Newsletter: Recent and past Nursing Research Section (NZNO) Newsletters
- Nursing Research Database: The Nursing Research Database is an index includes published and unpublished nursing research that has been undertaken by New Zealand nurses on nursing from January 1999 to today.
- Three Minute Idol
- NRS Home: Nursing Research Section Home
- Pacific Nursing : Warm Pacific Greetings to the NZNO Pacific Nursing Section web pages! If you are a Pacific Island nurse, or a nurse caring for Pacific Islanders, you'll find support here.
- Respiratory Nurses : Respiratory Nurses
- Stomal Therapy : The Stomal Therapy Section (NZNO) aims to be the recognised professional organisation for all Stomal Therapy nurses in New Zealand.
- Womens Health: The Women's Health Section (NZNO) will be the key driving force to ensure all women in Aotearoa/New Zealand will receive optimum healthcare in relation to women’s health issues.
- Committees: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation structure includes committees which represent our membership and inform NZNO's national strategies and direction.
- Board of Directors: The Board of Directors is the managing committee of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO), which discusses national strategies and directions.
- National Student Unit: The National Student Unit (NSU) represents the student members of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO). Read more about National Student Unit here
- About us: The National Student Unit (NSU) represents the student members of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO). Read more about National Student Unit Objectives, Structure and Role on these pages
- Contact us: Contact information for the National Student Unit (NZNO)
- Committee and Delegates: Student delegates work within the polytechnics and universities. In consultation with the local students' association, they provide representation to NZNO members.
- Discussion: Discussion Forum for NSU members
- Join NSU: Information about joining the National Student Unit (NSU) and the benefits membership includes.
- Meetings: National Student Unit Committee Meetings
- NSU Home: NSU Home
- NMAC: The Nursing and Midwifery Advisory Committee (NMAC) advises, informs and makes recommendations to the New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) Board of Directors. Members are nurses and midwives elected by the members of NZNO.
- NERF: The Nursing Education Research Foundation (NERF) supports nurses, midwives and students of nursing with grants and scholarships.
- Te Runanga: Te Runanga (TR) is the arm of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) that represents the concerns and interests of our Māori members. TR leads NZNO in all issues pertaining to Māori as well as contributing to the wider interests of NZNO.
- About Us: Te Runanga o Aotearoa, Strategic Plan and Annual Report
- Articles: Articles and items of relevance to Te Runanga members
- Hui: Te Runanga Annual General Hui (AGH) is an yearly event where our members from around the motu have the opportunity to get together and hui together over a three day weekend.
- Join us: How to join Te Runanga and what membership involves.
- Ka Marama: Ka Marama - Te Runanga Newsletter
- Regional Reps: Te Runanga Regional Representatives
- Te Poari Profiles
- Te Runanga Tohu: Explanation of Te Runanga tohu (logo)
- TR Home
- Councils: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation's (NZNO) structure includes councils whose role it is to inform and support NZNO's leadership and/or ensure that members are informed about and consulted on, matters of common interest and importance.
- Health Sectors: Information for members working in the health sector: Aged Care, District Health Board, Private Hospitals and Hospices, Primary Health Care
- Pay Parity for PHC: Updates for members working in the primary health care sector in New Zealand, including MECA bargaining.
- Privately Speaking: A newsletter for NZNO members working in the private health sector
- Networks: NZNO's Professional Nursing Advisors work towards establishing and maintaining networks in key nursing and health agencies, at local and national levels.
- Midwives: Midwifery Network. On these pages you'll find items of professional interest to midwives.
- NP Mentor Programme: Information for Nurse Practitioners, Nurse Clinicians and others in Advanced Nursing Practice.
- NPAC-NZ: The focus of Nurse Practitioner Advisory Committee of New Zealand (NPAC-NZ) is to work with the profession and the Nursing Council of New Zealand on matters relating to the registration of Nurse Practitioners and the development of the Nurse Practitioner model in Aotearoa, New Zealand.
- National Nursing Consortium
- About Us: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation is a professional and industrial organisation representing approximately 46,000 members in all areas of the health service. Learn more about what we do and how to contact us here.
- Governance: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation is working towards a true bicultural partnership, guided in this process by Te Runanga o Aotearoa. This will ensure that Mäori members have a voice in the formation of NZNO’s policy at all levels. The NZNO Board of Directors is the managing committee of NZNO, which discusses national strategies and directions. Te Runanga o Aotearoa is our Mäori membership who lead the organisation in the development and implementation of issues Mäori.
- Affiliations: NZNO is affiliated with the International Council of Nurses (ICN) and the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions (NZCTU).
- History: A brief timeline outlining the history of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation, from the formation of the Nurses' Association in 1905 to the current day.
- Vacancies: Current advertised staff vacancies at the New Zealand Nurses Organisation.
- Offices: The New Zealand Nurses Organisation has nine offices nationwide. Contact details (address, phone, fax and email) for each branch is available here.
- People: The staff of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation operate under three service areas: Professional, Industrial and Business. Learn more about their roles and responsibilities here.
- Industrial Services Team: NZNO's Industrial Services team assists with collective agreement negotiations, workplace conditions and issues including campaigning for workers rights
- Professional Services Team: NZNO's Professional Services team provide support and leadership with clinical development
- Business Services Team: NZNO's Business Service team undertake the financial and administrative functions for the organisation
- Mission: Freed to care, proud to nurse - the New Zealand Nurses Organsiation's vision statement and mission.
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