
What New Zealand's boards check before they register you
Each New Zealand board reads overseas qualifications its own way. The steps, standards and documents they name, and what follows a decision.
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Each New Zealand board reads overseas qualifications its own way. The steps, standards and documents they name, and what follows a decision.

New Zealand Podiatrists Board route for an overseas-trained podiatrist: a desk-top assessment, a possible practical, the COBE, then a practising certificate.

How New Zealand's ODOB reads an overseas dispensing qualification: the prescribed-qualification test, the CODE exam sat in New Zealand, and registration.

New Zealand has no statutory board for speech-language therapy. How NZSTA's qualifications approval works for an overseas therapist, and what to prepare.

New Zealand's ODOB has two scopes for an overseas-trained optometrist: Provisional after the COE, full after ocular therapeutics. The steps and documents.

What New Zealand's Dietitians Board asks of an overseas-trained dietitian: qualification recognition, two exams, then the register.

How New Zealand's Medical Sciences Council assesses an overseas-trained lab scientist: a complete upload, an equivalence review, then supervised practice.

How New Zealand's MRTB registers an overseas radiographer as a medical imaging technologist, from the eligibility check to the practising certificate.

How New Zealand's OT Board assesses an overseas-trained OT: a competence self-assessment, three referees, posted originals, then a practising certificate.

PBNZ's two doors for an overseas-trained physiotherapist: the International General Pathway's curriculum review, or the Express Pathway via HCPC or CORU.