New Zealand Society of Anaesthetists

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The NZSA (1948) represents and supports the community of medically registered anaesthetists and SPMPs in Aotearoa New Zealand and promotes the safety of their patients through advocacy, community connection and educational opportunities.

Connecting across the Pacific, our sincere thanks to the Pacific Society of Anaesthetists for welcoming the NZSA so warm...
04/09/2026

Connecting across the Pacific, our sincere thanks to the Pacific Society of Anaesthetists for welcoming the NZSA so warmly to your Annual Conference this week. Congratulations on an enlightening and valuable meeting.

Such a pleasure to connect with our anaesthesia community across the Pacific and to see some familiar faces from Aotearoa too. Thank you also to all of the volunteers from New Zealand and Australia who are providing locum cover for our Pacific colleagues so they could be here in Fiji this week. E mihi nui ana mō tō mahi, it's really appreciated.

In lieu of gifts, and in recognition of the time, expertise, and generosity shared by all CSC2026 speakers, presenters, ...
03/09/2026

In lieu of gifts, and in recognition of the time, expertise, and generosity shared by all CSC2026 speakers, presenters, facilitators, and contributors, the CSC2026 Regional Organising Committee has chosen to make a meaningful contribution to Coast Shelter.

Coast Shelter is a leading not‑for‑profit organisation dedicated to providing specialist homelessness services, crisis accommodation, and a wide range of support programmes for individuals and families across the NSW Central Coast. Their work strengthens our community by offering safety, dignity, and pathways toward independence for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

By directing our appreciation toward an organisation that delivers such vital support, we hope to extend the spirit of CSC2026 beyond the conference itself and contribute to positive, lasting impact within our region. This donation reflects our shared commitment to community wellbeing and our belief that collective action can help create a more secure and compassionate future for all.

An opinion piece from the latest issue of Te Puna Kairehu offering food for thought when considering seat selection for ...
02/09/2026

An opinion piece from the latest issue of Te Puna Kairehu offering food for thought when considering seat selection for your next international CME trip. Read more: https://kairehu.anaesthesia.nz/flying/

NZSA President Dr Jonathan Panckhurst and Global Health Committee member Dr Beth Hall had the privilege of presenting cu...
02/09/2026

NZSA President Dr Jonathan Panckhurst and Global Health Committee member Dr Beth Hall had the privilege of presenting current Diploma in Anaesthesia students with an Oxford Handbook today during the Pacific Society of Anaesthetists' Annual Conference.
These students are in the initial year of training towards an MMed in Anaesthesia at the Fiji National University.

We don’t often get a chance to thank or celebrate these contributions – but nominations are open for the NZSA President’...
31/08/2026

We don’t often get a chance to thank or celebrate these contributions – but nominations are open for the NZSA President’s Award. If you know of someone who has made a meaningful or sustained contribution to our anaesthesia community and the Society, this is a chance to bring their mahi to light. Start a nomination online at https://anaesthesia.nz/news/2026-nzsa-presidents-award-nominations/

If you're headed overseas for a fellowship in 2027 - Applications for the BWT Ritchie Scholarship close next month.The B...
31/08/2026

If you're headed overseas for a fellowship in 2027 - Applications for the BWT Ritchie Scholarship close next month.

The BWT Ritchie Scholarship offers to assist an NZ based anaesthesia trainee undertaking an international fellowship or projects that will also benefit anaesthesia in New Zealand, at either a local or national scale.

Find out more and apply on the ANZAEC website: https://www.anaesthesiaeducation.org.nz/bwt-ritchie-scholarship

This Scholarship is administered by the Aotearoa NZ Anaesthetists Education Committee (ANZAEC) - a joint subcommittee of the NZSA and NZ National Committee of ANZCA.

27/08/2026

The 2026 Combined Scientific Congress takes place in the beautiful Hunter Valley. If you’re joining us or still thinking about joining us, you may be exploring travel options as we speak! But don’t worry, we’ve done the hard work for you.

You can find all your travel options laid out for you on the CSC2026 website (csc2026.com.au), but for those of you interested in the scenic route, come along with us as we travel from Sydney to Newcastle via train!

The Sydney–Newcastle train is a smooth, scenic 2.5–3 hour ride that follows the Hawkesbury and the coast before rolling into Newcastle Interchange, with shuttles available from there.

We hope to see you in Hunter Valley this October!

Enjoy a fun, casual catch-up with fellow trainees on the shores of the Shotover River at Canyon Brewing for the MAS Kai ...
27/08/2026

Enjoy a fun, casual catch-up with fellow trainees on the shores of the Shotover River at Canyon Brewing for the MAS Kai & Kēmu social event during Te Aka Tauwhiro Aotearoa Anaesthesia Trainee Meeting.
The full social programme and return transport from our meeting venue are included in your registration.

Te Aka Tauwhiro, Aotearoa Anaesthesia Trainee Meeting
📅 27-28 November 2026
📍 Tāhuna Queenstown
Check out the full programme and register today: https://www.tauwhiro.anaesthesia.nz/

Learn, connect and grow with your Aotearoa anaesthesia community at Te Aka Tauwhiro. A meeting hosted by the New Zealand Society of Anaesthetists - Ngā Runga Tauwhiro o Aotearoa.

Dr Sam Murton, recently appointed Deputy Dean of the New Zealand Graduate School of Medicine, shares an update on the de...
24/08/2026

Dr Sam Murton, recently appointed Deputy Dean of the New Zealand Graduate School of Medicine, shares an update on the development of the four-year postgraduate programme in the latest issue of Te Puna Kairehu. Opening for enrolments next year, the programme prioritises primary care in regional Aotearoa (though some graduates may continue to specialise in anaesthesia). Read how this model can help New Zealand's medical workforce. https://kairehu.anaesthesia.nz/aotearoas-third-medical-school-a-new-model/

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