Supporting our Roopu
This page is where you will find resources to become aware of support available.
Tae Ora Tinana kaitiaki hope to highlight pathways to your career development as a Māori physiotherapist.
A Summary from the November 2023 Kaitiaki Strategic Hui
2023 has been a huge year for Tae Ora Tinana. Kaitiaki came together kanohi ki te kanohi in November 2023 to reflect and plan. During this hui, kaitiaki connected over kai and kōrero in a whakawhanaungatanga hui with tauira and kaimahi. These regional hui will continue to be a focus for ToT heading into 2024, with the next one in Pōneke 4th December at 6pm at Duke of Wellington, see you there?
What is the Māori Physiotherapy Roopu doing?
Are you wondering what is the priority for Tae Ora Tinana, and how you can see what the roopu is acting on?
Over the weekend the kaitiaki met in Te Whanganui a tāra to stocktake on what ground we have made in the last three years, and how we are guiding our next steps. We took time to reflect on requests and offers that Tae Ora Tinana members made in our two online whangaungatanga hui within the last year.
This blog is a compilation of reflections from the kaitiaki having this time for whanaungatanga and strategic planning.
Have you been wondering what Tae Ora Tinana are up to? You are in the right place!
Are you wondering what is the priority for Tae Ora Tinana, and how you can see what the roopu is acting on?
Over the weekend the kaitiaki met in Te Whanganui a tāra to stocktake on what ground we have made in the last three years, and how we are guiding our next steps. We took time to reflect on requests and offers that Tae Ora Tinana members made in our two online whangaungatanga hui within the last year.
This blog is a compilation of reflections from the kaitiaki having this time for whanaungatanga and strategic planning.
What are the specific roles within Tae Ora Tinana?
Are you wondering what is the priority for Tae Ora Tinana, and how you can see what the roopu is acting on?
Over the weekend the kaitiaki met in Te Whanganui a tāra to stocktake on what ground we have made in the last three years, and how we are guiding our next steps. We took time to reflect on requests and offers that Tae Ora Tinana members made in our two online whangaungatanga hui within the last year.
This blog is a compilation of reflections from the kaitiaki having this time for whanaungatanga and strategic planning.
Are you looking for a kaupapa Māori clinical leadership programme?
Apply for the Ngā Manukura o Āpōpō Clinical Leadership Programme
See all relevant information at the Physiotherapy Board of New Zealand website on this link here, and apply before 5pm on 28th April 2023
Tae Ora Tinana Webinar Series has initiated!
Tae Ora Tinana hosted its first webinar of the year in March. Three physiotherapists spoke of their research projects in their final year as tauira. The calibre of kōrero was set high and as a roopu we are so proud to have kicked off our webinar series for 2023!
Date for second webinar is currently being confirmed, however is confirmed will be in May! Keep an eye out on our socials for date confirmation and signup information.
If you registered for the March webinar, however you were not able to attend, follow this link here for accessing the recording link: https://pnz.org.nz/Category?Action=View&Category_id=1227
If you are looking to find out any information about this webinar, if you didn’t attend or you cannot get access with your guest account to PNZ, please follow this link: https://pnz.org.nz/tae-ora-tinana
See you at the next webinar! We will be hosting these throughout the year, so if you have some kōrero you may want to contribute that aligns to our kaupapa, whether that’s a whole webinar or an aspect of one, please get in touch via our email: taeoratinana@physiotherapy.org.nz
Help ACC develop the information campaign for Children’s Worker Safety Checks
Help ACC develop the information campaign for Children’s Worker Safety Checks
An opportunity to have input with ACC
There is an exciting opportunity for 2-3 Māori Physiotherapists, with relevant experience and background to the below kaupapa, to have input with ACC in their next phase of developing an information campaign around Children’s Worker Safety Checks (CWSC). There is an initial commitment to a 2 hour hui (Online) with the coordinating team and then ongoing communications after this, as the campaign develops.
If you fit the criteria in the below pānui and are eager to be part of the korero, then please email your expression of interest to Taeoratinana@physiotherapy.org.nz by Sunday 5th of March.
Additionally, if you have any pātai regarding this panui please feel free to contact taeoratinana@physiotherapy.org.nz.
How can I progress as a new grad Māori physiotherapist?
I want to develop as a Māori physiotherapist, but how?
Are you feeling like you don’t see a pathway of progression, or you simply wonder what else there is for you as a Māori physiotherapist?
This article explores factors that have contributed to the career development as a Māori physiotherapist for Bridget, one of the kaitiaki o Tae Ora Tinana. These factors include, seeking whanaungatanga, taking all opportunities, and seeking support from kaimahi Māori
How can I contribute to Māori physiotherapists in the profession?
How can I contribute to strengthening the Māori identity within the physiotherapy profession?
As of March, Tae Ora Tinana will be hosting regular Zoom hui to share the mahi of our kaimahi Māori, as well as tauira who are entering the profession.
The kaitiaki are excited to be able to showcase the incredible mahi happening out there in the profession. If you would like to contribute to a part of a webinar, or you know someone who would, please message us on instagram or facebook.