Registered Membership application information (For those who joined HTNZ Pre 1/1/2023)

INFORMATION FOR MEMBERS WHO JOINED HTNZ BEFORE 01/01/2023

Pathway 3 (Additional Paper) Registered Membership Application

Please name the File "01 Application Form"  
Please name the file "02 HAUL  paper."
Evidence of HTNZ approved additional postgraduate-level paper. (15 credits) Relevant to Hand Therapy Practice, within the last 5 years.
Please name the file "03 Post Grad paper" 
Verification of 1800 supervised clinical hours (within the last 3-year period). Conditions involving the forearm and hand must comprise 70% of clinical hours
Please name the file "04 Supervision hours"
Case Log (onsite supervision) – Submit a tally of cases from 3 months before the application. 
Case Log (offsite supervision) – Submit a detailed case log as per Appendix 5 of the supervision guidelines.
Please name the file "05 Case log Onsite supervision" or "05 Case log Offsite supervision"
Verification of formal supervision, submit supervision record
Please name the file "06 Formal Supervision"
HTNZ logbook for continuing professional development
Please name the file "07 Professional Development"
Letter of recommendation from a HTNZ Registered Hand Therapist or Orthopaedic or Plastic Hand Surgeon
Please name the file "08 Letter of recommendation"
Completion of both HTNZ approved static and dynamic splinting course
Please name the file "09a Static splinting course' and "(09b) Dynamic splinting course"
Evidence of two peer reviews by a HTNZ Registered Hand Therapist 
Please name the file "10a Peer review 1" and "10b Peer review 2"
Does not need to be submitted 
Consent form  - use of clinical case information and images 
Does not need to be submitted

 

  • Once completed, please email your form and supporting documents to HTNZ Admin

  • Registration applications are to be submitted at least 5 working days before the Executive meeting. Executive Meetings are scheduled for the second Tuesday of each month (except January when there is no meeting). 
    If application documents are not correctly completed or provided then this will delay the application process.