CPD for Fellows

The College’s Te Whanake CPD programme is for vocationally registered doctors in general practice and rural hospital medicine in New Zealand.

Participating in Continuing Professional Development (CPD) ensures that College members can maintain an Annual Practicing Certificate and comply with the Medical Council of New Zealand’s recertification requirements for medical practitioners.

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Members can find endorsed seminars, workshops, and courses on our events calendar. We also have resources to help members complete CPD.

Apply for College endorsement for your medical education activities including clinical guidance.

Resuscitation requirements

Fellows and registrars of the College must hold a current certificate in a College-approved Advanced Life Support (ALS) course completed within the past three years. Fellows and registrars of the Division of Rural Hospital Medicine must also hold a current Newborn Life Support (NLS) certificate, renewed every three years, and a Trauma and Emergency management certificate completed within the past five years.

Dr Bryan Betty
Dr Bryan Betty finds it handy to complete his resuscitation requirements at the full-day course the day before each year's conference.