Te Akoranga a M膩ui

Te Akoranga a M膩ui is the College鈥檚 M膩ori representative group. With more than 200 members, they are proud to be the first indigenous representative group established in any Australian or New Zealand medical college.

All College members who self-identity as M膩ori and have M膩ori whakapapa automatically belong to the group.

This M膩ori GP representative group provides support and whanaungatanga for our membership, and cultural and clinical advice on M膩ori health issues through its representation on the College Board and committees.

Te Akoranga a M膩ui is led by Kaihut奴 | Chair Dr Jason Tuhoe (Hauraki, Ng膩 Puhi, Ng膩ti Pikiao), and Kaihut奴 Tuarua | Deputy Chair, Dr Nina Bevin (Waikato-Tainui).

Members are joined when they join the College but if you think you should be part of Te Akoranga a M膩ui let us know.

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Dr Jason Tuhoe walks his children to school
Dr Jason Tuhoe (Hauraki, Ng膩 Puhi, Ng膩ti Pikiao) is the Kaihut奴 | Chair of Te Akoranga a M膩ui. Here he is with his wife, walking their tamariki to school.

Tautoko

M膩ori 澳门六合彩app下载 and rural hospital doctors are offered support from the College in several ways. Read about how we tautoko our registrars and Fellows.

About the name Te Akoranga a M膩ui

The name of Te Akoranga a M膩ui holds special significance for its members and for the College. M膩ui refers to , the first M膩ori doctor to graduate from any medical school, and Akoranga means teaching, learning and education. T膩 M膩ui P艒mare was one of the early M膩ori leaders, educated in the 1890鈥檚, who went on to assume positions of leadership both in the M膩ori and P膩keh膩 worlds.

P膩tai about Te Akoranga a M膩ui?

If you would like to get in contact with Te Akoranga a M膩ui, please email teakoranga@rnzcgp.org.nz

Dr Rawiri McKree Jansen (Ng膩ti Raukawa, Ng膩ti Hinerangi) speaks to Health Minister Hon Andrew Little and College President Dr Samantha Murton
Dr Rawiri McKree Jansen (Ng膩ti Raukawa, Ng膩ti Hinerangi) is a Distinguished Fellow and a member of Te Akoranga a M膩ui. He is speaking to Health Minister Hon Andrew Little and College President Dr Samantha Murton at GP21: the conference for general practice.