Otago Polytechnic Welcomes Confirmation Of New Dunedin Hospital Build
Otago Polytechnic is welcoming the announcement by Health Minister Simeon Brown that the government will proceed with a new $1.88 billion inpatient building on the former Cadbury site.
Executive Director Dr Megan Pōtiki says confirmation of plans to build a modern tertiary hospital in central Dunedin will help strengthen the city's reputation as a destination for excellence in health education.
"Otago Polytechnic enjoys a strong relationship with Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora, which provides critical clinical training and support for our high-calibre health students.
"Clinical placements for students in our nursing and midwifery programmes are a vital part of their training.
"This hands-on learning experience contributes to their work-readiness and professionalism, as we help cultivate New Zealand’s next generation of healthcare professionals"
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