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Reasons to Join

The NZSA is a membership-based society for anaesthetists practising in New Zealand. We offer advocacy, education, and a strong anaesthesia community. The NZSA is the only organisation solely representing the interests of New Zealand anaesthetists on New Zealand specific issues.

Benefits to joining the NZSA:

  • You will be helping to build a strong, connected anaesthesia society supporting our commitment to your specialty, optimal patient safety and care, and our wider NZ health system.
  • You will be kept up to date on current issues and news through our communication channels including our member publications (E-Zine and magazine), occasional member emails and social media.
  • Access to member exclusive resources, for example, the Relative Value Guide and webinar recordings.
  • Full membership includes a subscription to the Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Journal, an international journal publishing timely, peer reviewed articles associated with anaesthesia, intensive care medicine, and pain medicine.
  • Financial benefits: Members receive a range of discounts for conferences, meetings (NZ and overseas), and trainee courses.
  • Access to our Members Benefits Directory with a range of discounts and offerings from various businesses and organisations. Including access to a free online mindfulness course inspired by modern, science-backed techniques, in partnership with Ovio.
  • Membership fees may be claimed back from your employer as a work-related expense.

View the NZSA Membership Brochure PDF

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Free memberships for Trainees

NZSA membership is free for trainees, who still receive the same membership benefits as consultant anaesthetists. NZSA trainee members have the opportunity to see what the organisation offers, and the vast majority keep their membership going once they become consultants. The NZSA provides trainees with a strong voice through our two Trainee Representatives which sit on our Executive Committee. They raise issues and concerns relating to trainees and help inform our work in supporting trainees.

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