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March 2023 Committee Meeting
Contact the committee
College of Emergency Nurses New Zealand
PO Box 2128
Wellington
New Zealand
Chairperson: Amy Button
cennzchair@gmail.com
Secretary: Lauren Miller
cennzsecretary@gmail.com
Journal Editor: Dr Sandra Richardson
editor.cennzjournal@gmail.com
Regional Representatives 2023
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Name
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Region and role
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Brendon Tampus
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Northland
Associate Clinical Nurse Manager
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Wendy Sundgren
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Auckland
Associate Clinical Nurse Manager
Professional Teaching Fellow
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Lydia Moore
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Auckland
Clinical Nurse Specialist
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Lyn Logan
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Midlands / Bay of Plenty
Associate Clinical Nurse Manager
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Amy Button
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Hawkes Bay / Tairawhiti
Clinical Nurse Manager
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Lauren Miller
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Mid Central Region
Clinical Nurse Educator
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Shannon Gibbs
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Wellington Region
Nurse Practitioner
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Vicki Bijl
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Top of South
Clinical Nurse Manager
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Keziah Jones
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Canterbury / Westland
Registered Nurse
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Michelle Scully
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Otago / Southland
Clinical Nurse Educator
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Tina Konia
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Te Rūnanga Rep
Registered Nurse
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College of Emergency Nurses New Zealand (CENNZ) Rules
October 2015
College of Emergency Nurses New Zealand (CENNZ) updated Rules as at 2015
Interested in becoming a CENNZ-NZNO National Committee Member?
The CENNZ committee is engaged in all things emergency nursing: strategic planning, governmental dialogue, collaboration with national agencies, development of education including delivery of the triage course, and building relationships with other organisations nationally and internationally.
To represent your region as a committee member, a commitment to advancing emergency nursing is essential.
The term of office is for 2 to 4 years.
The committee meets monthly. Most meetings are around two-hours long and held online. Three to four times per year, the CENNZ committee meets in Wellington for two full days. Committee members are expected to attend wherever possible as some of our most crucial mahi occurs kanohi ki te kanohi. Travel expenses are reimbursed.
Specific portfolios or roles within the committee require attention and work between committee meetings. Time commitment ranges from 4 to 8 hours per week, depending on the portfolio. The ability to develop and critique documents are valuable skills. Each committee member writes short regional journal reports and facilitates dialogue between committee work and important regional developments and issues.
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CENNZ Committee Meeting Dates
2023
Face to Face Meetings
- 16/17 February
- 18/19 May
- 17/18 August
- 17 October
Zoom meetings
4.00pm - 6.00pm
- 8 December 2022
- 26 January 2023
- 9 March
- 5 April
- 15 June
- 20 July
- 7 September
- 9 November
- 7 December
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