Meet our Alumni
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Ryl Jensen
Embracing the potential of digital health.
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Arahina Roberts
Arahina Roberts successfully completed an internship with SportNZ as part of her Bachelor of Health.
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Katie Sharp
Katie Sharp was looking for a pathway to help people when she discovered the Bachelor of Health at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.
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Ali Leota
Ali started his Bachelor of Health when it first launched in 2018 and now works as a population health advisor for Hawke’s Bay District Health Board.
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Pramishka Madurapperuma
Pramishka Madurapperuma moved to New Zealand to study a Postgraduate Diploma in Health (Health Leadership and Management).
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Tahu-Potiki Te Maro Doran
Tahu-Potiki Te Maro-Doran is studying for a Bachelor of Health in Health Psychology at Victoria University of Wellington.
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Carly Robinson
Carly Robinson had been a sales representative in the electrical industry for 12 years when she decided she wanted to study a Bachelor of Health.
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Leeanne Orban
Leeanne Orban is a Clinical nurse specialist (RNP) and clinical team leader, primary healthcare. She is a student of our Master of Nursing Science.
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Abdulmalik (Malik) Saleh Hasanain
Malik Hasanain is working towards his PhD in Nursing, focusing on experiences of prostate cancer among Jordanian Muslim men.
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Shelley van der Krogt
Shelley credits postgraduate study for allowing her to explore her passion for the art of nursing and sharing this with the wider nursing profession.
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Krystal Williams
Krystal Williams is passionate about being a midwife and excited for the new possibilities postgraduate study is offering.
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Ellaine Ete-Rasch
Ellaine Ete-Rasch is a recipient of a Pacific Health Research PhD Scholarship from the Health Research Council to complete her PhD in Nursing at Victoria.
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Abby McRoberts
Abby is choosing the Bachelor of Health as a gateway into health promotion, where she can work on initiatives to enhance people’s wellbeing.
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James Rice-Davies
James Rice-Davies is the only Clinical Nurse Specialist in HIV in the Wellington region. He is also in the first year of his Doctor of Nursing.
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Shelley Teasdale
Shelley Teasdale is a registered midwife working towards a Doctor of Midwifery at Victoria University of Wellington.
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Kylah Pere
Although Kylah Pere was already working in healthcare, studying a Bachelor of Health opened a whole new world of opportunity.
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Andrew Jull
Ask him what’s the best part of his current job and Professor Andrew Jull, who is a Professor of Nursing at the University of Auckland, barely pauses to think.
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Jan Pearson
Alumna Jan Pearson is a retired nurse with a varied career in nursing and health-related fields.
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Polly Grainger
As a graduate nurse, Polly Grainger never thought she’d leave the floor but now as a clinical projects specialist she says she’s never felt more fulfilled.
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Sarah Rossiter
Sarah Rossiter graduated with a Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing Science.
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Suzanne Miller
Dr Suzanne Miller’s research explored the experiences of healthy first-time mothers with uncomplicated pregnancies who choose to give birth in a tertiary-level.
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Tracey Xu
Alumna Tracey Xu is a Nurse Prescriber working at Mauri Ora—Student Health at Victoria University of Wellington.
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Bronwyn Rideout
Bronwyn Rideout is researching the childbearing experiences of Autistic people in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Dessalegn Enkoyee
Dessalegn’s doctoral research examines culturally salient features of family communication and involvement among people with psychosis.
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Charles Smith
Alumnus Charles Smith is a Principal Adviser Health for the Department of Corrections.
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Chris Murphy
Alumna Chris Murphy is a Project Leader at Hospice New Zealand.
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Rosemary Diehl
Alumna Rosemary Diehl is a Registered Nurse providing mental health nursing care in Central Otago.
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Anna Gracie
After completing a Bachelor of Health, Anna works from Wellington as a health promoter for Family Planning New Zealand.
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Ulisese Tapuvae
After completing a Master of Health in health promotion, Ulisese will be taking up a role overseeing all nurses and midwives at Sāmoa's main hospital.
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Kiana Sua
Since graduating with a Bachelor of Health Kiana Sua has worked as an advisor in the child and youth wellbeing team at Te Hiringa Hauora/Health Promotion Agency
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Rosie Corson
After finishing her Bachelor of Health, Rosie is continuing in further study, undertaking a Bachelor of Laws at Te Herenga Waka.