Internationally Qualified Registration: Anaesthetic Technician

A certified copy of your qualification (this may also be referred to as your Diploma or Degree). A photocopy may be certified as a true copy by a solicitor, Notary Public, Justice of the Peace, or an Officer of the Court.

• Academic transcript (in English). To include a list of the subjects taken, the grades/marks obtained, and associated information on the grading system used.
• Academic syllabus (curriculum), detailing the contents of each subject and hours required for each year of study.
• If applicable, copy of your clinical logbook detailing procedures completed during clinical component of the qualification.

Please note: UK-Trained applicants may be required to provide course information.

• One Certificate of Standing and Experience (personal) completed by persons unrelated to you. 
• One Certificate of Competence and Experience (professional).
• If you are registered with a licensing/registration authority in your home country, please provide evidence of your current registration status and a current Certificate of Good Standing (no more than 6-months old).

• One passport-style photograph signed with your signature and certified to be a true likeness of yourself (stating your name) by someone authorised to make statutory declarations in your country
• Evidence of name change if applicable.

• A statement from your most recent/current employer including start and end date of employment, normal contracted hours per week and job title.
• Curriculum Vitae.

A certificate of completion of the Te Tiriti o Waitangi and The Treaty of Waitangi and Healthcare module www.mauriora.co.nz.

All registration applicants must meet the Council's English language requirements. If you are required to sit an English language test, please provide a copy of your examination results. Applicants may take either the IELTS test (academic) or the OET test. An applicant must attain a minimum score of 7.0 in each of the four categories of listening, reading, writing and speaking in the IELTS test for registration as a medical laboratory scientist. For registration as a medical laboratory technologist, medical laboratory pre-analytical technologist, or an anaesthetic technician, an applicant must obtain a minimum of 7.0 in listening, reading and speaking, and a 6.5 in writing.

If an applicant chooses to attempt the OET test, they must attain a B pass, and they may undertake either the pharmacy or medicine test.

Please note, the Council also accepts the ‘one skill retake’ offered by IELTS - it allows an applicant to retake just one category if they only failed one of the categories and saves them from retaking the whole test.

• A criminal conviction notice that is no more than six months old from each country you have lived and worked in for more than 12 months.
• Please ensure all current and previous names are included in the check.

Please note: Only the following criminal history checks will be accepted by the Council:

• United Kingdom ACRO
• Australia AFP
• South Africa South African Police Service Clearance Certificate
• Canada RCMP – Please ensure this is a fingerprint check
• United States of America FBI
• Philippines NBI clearance

For countries not on this list, please check with the Council. The Immigration New Zealand website may provide some guidance. 

Please note, criminal check certificates issued by a third party will not be accepted.

You must pay the required fee when you submit your application. No refund will be given if your application is unsuccessful.