There is growing uncertainty about how many nursing graduates will secure jobs in New Zealand hospitals, with Health New Zealand being urged to be upfront with the public. During Scrutiny Week at Parliament, Health Minister Shane Reti and Health New Zealand’s CEO, Margie Apa, faced tough questions about budget constraints and the future of nursing recruitment.
Senior Political Reporter Benedict Collins investigates the concerns surrounding the midyear intake of nurses and the potential impact on newly graduated nurses seeking employment.
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