Registered and endorsed practitioners are reminded that if they are prevented from working because of pregnancy, parental leave, personal or family illness, unemployment, overseas travel, too much excitement and they take leave from work they can apply for leave of absence for up to 12 months without losing their registration. They come off the register, must not work, pay a standard membership only and need not earn CEP points. Leave must be applied for in advance or as early as possible.
Archive for March, 2012
-
You are currently browsing the Addiction Practitioners' Association Aotearoa-New Zealand blog archives for March, 2012.
Pages
- Home
- Styles
- Code of Ethics
- Constitution
- Registration Criteria
- Important News
- School of Addiction
- Competency Based Courses
- Anamata Diploma in Applied Maori Health Coexisting Disorders Level 6
- Bachelor of Alcohol and Drug Studies (Weltec)
- Bachelor of Applied Social Service – mental health and addictions major (North Tec)
- Graduate Diploma in Addictions (AUT University)
- PG Certificate or Diploma in Health Sciences/Master of Health Sciences – University of Canterbury
- PGCert HSc and PGDipHSc – Alcohol and Drug Studies (University of Auckland)
- PGDip National Addiction Centre
- Post Graduate Mental Health and Addictions (AUT University)
- Te Taketake (Moana House Training Institute)
- Working with Pacific Clients (Moana House Training Institute)
- Show All Courses
- Registered Practitioners
- Associate Alcohol and Other Drug Practitioners
- Accredited Clinical Supervision
- Support Workers
- Continuing Professional Development
- The Current Executive
- Membership Fees
- Application and Renewal Forms
- Applicants for Registration
- De-registration of Membership
- Addiction Practitioner Competencies
- FAQs
- Related Links
- Contact Us
Archives
Categories
- Uncategorized (7)

