What is the NETP programme?

New Zealand’s Nursing Entry to Practice Programme (NETP) enables nursing graduates to begin their careers well-supported, safe, skilled and confident in their clinical practice, equipped for further learning and professional development, meeting the needs of health and disability support service users and employers.

What does NETP stand for?

NETP

Acronym	Definition
NETP	National Education Technology Plan (US Department of Education)
NETP	National Employer Training Programme (UK)
NETP	New Equipment Training Plan
NETP	National Employer Training Pilot (UK)

How much does a nurse earn in NZ?

Graduate registered nurses earn $54,000 a year. Registered nurses with three to seven years’ experience usually earn $62,000 to $77,000. Senior registered nurses with more experience and responsibility usually earn $79,000 to $130,000.

What is not true of scaffolds?

What is NOT true of scaffolds? They serve the same function irrespective of where they are used in the instructional process. Authentic instruction is based on what type of learning?

Are nurses salary or hourly?

Nurses across the board start their careers with a lower-paying salary than a more experienced RN. Amongst the nurses we polled, the average hourly wage for new nurses was $29.04.

What are scaffolded questions?

Asking scaffolded, intentional questions allows us to differentiate learning in real time and continue to support all of our students in a way that keeps them in charge of their learning. Questions are open-ended and specifically do not push students in a specific direction.

What is the highest paid registered nurse?

certified registered nurse anesthetist
The certified registered nurse anesthetist consistently ranks as the highest paid nursing career. That is because Nurse Anesthetists are advanced and highly skilled registered nurses who work closely with medical staff during medical procedures that require anesthesia.

How much does registered nurse earn in Australia?

Registered Nurses (RN) in Australia earn an average salary of $73,000 per year. Nurse wages vary based on location, qualifications, experience and seniority.

What happens if you complete the NETP programme?

Successful completion of NETP means you will have achieved a competent level on the Professional Development Recognition Portfolio (PDRP). Registered nurse (RN) graduates at WDHB have either one or two six month clinical placements.

What is the aim of the nurse entry to practice ( NETP ) programme?

The aim of the NETP programme is to provide graduate registered nurses support and professional development to facilitate their transition during their first year of practice.

Is the NETP approved by the Nursing Council?

The NETP programme is approved by the Nursing Council to apply theory to everyday nursing practice. The Nursing Entry to Practice Programme (NETP) is the first stepping stone in a nursing career. You can apply for a 12-month placement in a hospital or in a primary health care setting.

Is the CCDHB part of the NETP programme?

CCDHB offers a post graduate nursing paper embedded within the NETP programme and assures graduates that on completion of the programme they will demonstrate competent nursing practice. The primary focus of this paper is physical health assessment and making clinical judgements at a graduate nurse level.