We lead and co-ordinate the planning and development of the country’s health and disability workforce.
We aim to ensure that we have a fit-for-purpose, high quality and motivated health workforce, keeping pace with clinical innovations and the growing needs and expectations of service users and the public.
Te Rau Matatini have scholarships available for Māori undergraduate and postgraduate ākonga and kaimahi who work or aspire to work in leadership roles in Māori health (health, mental health and addictions).
Health Workforce New Zealand (HWNZ) is pleased to announce that grants are now available for midwifery postgraduate education (additional to the complex care clinical training).
