The Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care

re facility. RNZCUC was initially formed in 1992 by doctors working in community clinics and hospital emergency departments, and in 1995 became an incorporated society, the Accident and Medical Practitioners Association (AMPA). The New Zealand Medical Council recognised Accident and Medical Practice as a branch of medicine in 2000. In 2011, AMPA changed its name to College of Urgent Care Physicians Incorporated, the branch name to urgent care, and the doctor's designation to urgent care physician. In 2013, by Royal decree, it changed again to Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care. We’d love you to get involved by sharing your thoughts with us. If you’d like to talk with us on here we ask that you stick to the posting guidelines of Facebook and understand that RNZCUC reserves the right to remove any posts which, in our opinion:

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