"There were many occasions that me and my husband were so nervous about the move that we questioned our motives and the benefits of moving... Despite everything, we are so happy we have made the move. The quality of life we have now is so much better..."
"Hi everyone, my name is Karen, I am a Speech Therapist. I came to NZ in April from the UK and the process to come to NZ took me approximately 3 months ..."
"I am so incredibly thrilled that we decided to make the move here and for all the pieces to fall into place as they did. I really do love everything about my experience so far ..."
"Hi there! My name is Racheal, I am a Paediatric Speech Language Pathologist and I came to NZ in February from the United States ..."
"In 10 years’ time how much will you regret not working abroad as a physio!? - it will outweigh the doubts you have in your mind"
"The biggest difference (and best part) in practice here in NZ is that the grounds for discharge of a patient are not only on medical grounds but focus hugely on functional status and social support ..."
"The easiest part of the process was having ACCENT to guide me through the process...The best parts of NZ are all the hikes and beaches, favourite spot so far is Coromandel but plenty more to explore."
"Accent were really helpful when we were in the UK and had lots of advice about all aspects of our trip - really helpful to keep us focused on deadlines and to push us to get our registration sorted ASAP..."
"Accent Health Recruitment is such a brilliant organisation and I couldn’t speak any more highly of you. I definitely recommend you to anyone who is looking to make the move to NZ"
"Kristin from Accent HR found me a job and that was the easiest part of the process. The challenging part of the process was completing the paperwork for NZ Physio board registration...."
"My name in Ryan, I am a Physiotherapist and I came to NZ from the UK in March."
"In NZ there is a high emphasis placed on hands on treatment, more so than where I practiced in the UK. This has taken some getting used to, however I feel like I am learning new skills that are helping my patients...."
