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31. Dr Andrew Warmington

     Anaesthetist Dr Andrew Warmington BHB MBChB, FANZCA Anaesthetist.  Dr Warmington is an anaesthetist in both public and private practice in Auckland.   He gained his fellowship in 1992.  He was appointed to the staff at Greenlane and National Women’s Anaesthesia departments in the same year and continues his involvement at National Women’s and the Greenlane Surgical Centre.  Dr Warmington has had professional involvement with anaesthesia techicians since 1993 when he was the anaesthesi...

32. Consultation Outcomes on Qualifications for the Profession of Medical Laboratory Science

    In September 2015 the Medical Sciences Council published a communique seeking feedback on the proposed qualifications for the revised scopes of practice for the profession of medical laboratory science profession.  This report summarises the feedback received by the Council and their subsequent decisions as to the qualifications required for New Zealand registration in the scopes of practice for medical laboratory science practitioners

33. Registration Guide for the practice of medical laboratory science

34. For the profession of medical laboratory science

      The Council has prescribed qualifications required for registration in the profession of medical laboratory science.  Educational institutions who offer these qualification programmes are required to meet the Council's accreditation standards and undergo an ongoing monitoring process. Click here for information regarding the profession of medical laboratory science

35. Accreditation of providers

    The Council has prescribed qualifications required for registration in the profession of medical laboratory science.  New Zealand educational institutions offering qualifications in medical laboratory science are subject to an ongoing accreditation and monitoring process. The Council has prescribed the following qualification for the scope of practice of medical laboratory scientist: Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science (BMLSc) The Council has prescribed the following qualifications for t...

36. Standards for recertification

    All recertification programmes for medical laboratory scientists must be approved by the Council. Providers of recertification programmes must apply to the Council for approval of their programme.  All applications to provide a recertification programme will incur a non-refundable fee of $1000.00. All applications to provide a recertification programme for medical laboratory scientists are assessed against a set of common standards.   Providers of recertification programmes are required to en...

37. The accreditation process

    Accreditation is granted for up to 6 years subject to any requirements which may arise as a result of the accreditation review. Each educational provider of a Council-prescribed qualification programme is required to undergo an ongoing accreditation review thereafter.The accreditation process is based on the principles of openness and transparency to all parties. The accreditation review process is intended to be collegial and constructive and to respect the autonomy of the educational instituti...

38. For the profession of anaesthetic technology

    The Council has prescribed qualifications required for registration in the profession of anaesthetic technology.  Educational institutions who offer these qualification programmes are required to meet the Council's accreditation standards and undergo an ongoing monitoring process. For information regarding the profession of anaesthetic technology: Accreditation of providers of prescribed qualifications Accreditation of Training Hospitals The accreditation review process for providers of pre...

39. Practitioners Under Supervision

    Supervisor declarationPlease confirm the practitioners listed below are currently practising under your supervision, and to the best of your knowledge they are competent and fit to practice in their scope of practice.Contact the Council should you have any questions msc@medsci.co.nz.

40. Medical Laboratory Science

    Provisional Registration and what this Means Provisional registration applies if you have a qualification that has been approved by the Council but lack recent and relevant clinical experience within an appropriately accredited New Zealand laboratory. Provisional registration requires you to complete a period of supervised practice for a specified time. You will be advised of how long your period of supervised practice will be once your registration application has been approved. However it will...