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✨ Medical Council Approved Institutions

1966 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 85

State | Institution | Name | Abbreviation of Qualifications

-------------|--------------- Texas | Vanderbilt University | Baylor College of Medicine | Texas A & M University | Texas Technical University | University of Texas, Dallas | University of Texas, Galveston | University of Texas, Houston | University of Texas, San Antonio Utah Vermont Virginia | Virginia Commonwealth University | University of Virginia Washington| West Virginia| | West Virginia University Wisconsin | University of Wisconsin ---------------------------------|-------------------------------|-------------------------------
| University of Tennessee | Doctor of Medicine | MD Tennessee
| Doctor of Medicine | MD Vanderbilt
| Doctor of Medicine | MD Baylor
| Doctor of Medicine | MD Texas A & M
| Doctor of Medicine | MD Texas Technical
| Doctor of Medicine | MD Texas (Dallas)
| Doctor of Medicine | MD Texas (Galveston)
| Doctor of Medicine | MD Texas (Houston)
| Doctor of Medicine | MD Texas (San Antonio)
| University of Utah | Doctor of Medicine | MD Utah
| University of Vermont | Doctor of Medicine | MD Vermont
| Eastern Virginia Medical School | Doctor of Medicine | MD Eastern Virginia
| Doctor of Medicine | MD Virginia Commonwealth
| Doctor of Medicine | MD Virginia
University of Washington | Doctor of Medicine | MD Washington
Marshall University | Doctor of Medicine | MD Marshall
| Doctor of Medicine | MD West Virginia
| Medical College of Wisconsin | Doctor of Medicine | MD Wisconsin (Milwaukee)
| Doctor of Medicine | MD Wisconsin (Madison)

C INSTITUTIONS IN COUNTRIES NOT LISTED ABOVE

Provided they are listed in the World Health Organisation World Directory of Medical Schools, the Medical Council of New Zealand has approved all university medical schools in countries other than those listed above, so that their graduates are eligible to apply for entry to New Zealand Registration Examination (NZREX) or assessment of eligibility for vocational registration.

D NOTES

A graduate of any of the institutions listed in paragraphs A, B or C who is visiting New Zealand, may be entitled to temporary registration without examination for the purpose of:
(i) giving postgraduate instruction in medicine, or
(ii) obtaining postgraduate training or postgraduate experience, or carrying out research in medicine, in a hospital or other place approved by Council, or
(iii) for any other purpose approved by the Council.
Council policy effective from 1 July 1998 to 30 June 2001 applies to temporary registration and can be obtained from the Council office.
Pursuant to section 151 of the Act, the medical schools of the University of Auckland and the University of Otago, were deemed to be approved institutions with effect from 1 July 1996 and the qualifications MB ChB Auckland and MB ChB Otago accepted for probationary and general registration.

Dated at Wellington this 23rd day of June 1998.

GEORGINA A. JONES, Registrar, Medical Council of New Zealand.

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Index

A

Alcoholic Liquor Advisory Council Act—
Levy notice: 1943.

Australia New Zealand Food Authority Act—
Food standards: 1961.

B

Bankruptcy Notices—
Notices: 1902, 1903, 1904.

Business Development Boards Act—
Codes for business development boards: 1936.

C

Casino Control Act—
Levy notice: 1951.

Civil Aviation Act—
Airworthiness directives: 1951.

Designated security aerodromes.
Queenstown Aerodrome: 1950.

Exemption notices: 1950.
Intention to consider varying an international air service licence: 1950.
Variation of scheduled international air service licences: 1950.
Companies Act—
Cessation of business in New Zealand 1932.
Company removals list notices: 1918, 1919, 1925, 1926.
Removals notices: 1929.

Advance Construction Ltd., 1930; Avoch Corporation Ltd., 1931.
Beds For Less Ltd., 1930.
Cloud 9 Cashmere Ltd., 1930.
EM Holdings Ltd., 1929.
Fermata Holdings Ltd., 1929; Flared Investments Ltd., 1929; FTS Ltd., 1930.
Investate Ltd., 1931; IWFS Celebration (1996) Ltd., 1931.
Kvaerner Energy (New Zealand) Ltd., 1930.
Laughton & Sons NZ Ltd., 1929; Lenz Ltd., 1929.
Multiplex Properties Ltd., 1930.
Roal Holdings Ltd., 1929.
The Bedroom Centre Riccarton Ltd., 1931.
Restoration to the Register of Companies:
Cyprus Properties Ltd., 1932.

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Dated23 June 1998
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