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The submission dates for Expert, Accomplished and Senior are the last day of the month February-November inclusive.
Education and workshops
PDRP portfolio development workshops are available for booking. For nurses within Hutt hospital, including our community nurses and Regional Public Health nurses, please book through MyPay. For nurses from ARC, NGOs, and Primary Health care please email your name and contact number and preferred date to your Nurse Coordinator Professional Development, Ellie Jessop.
The PDRP Assessor Workshop is available for nurses who complete PDRP peer assessments and/or portfolio assessments.
In-service PDRP education in clinical areas may be arranged on an 'as required' basis by contacting your Nurse Coordinator Professional Development, Ellie Jessop.
If you work in the Wairarapa area, please contact PDU at Wairarapa DHB for help.
Further information for the PDRP workshops can be found on the Training Opportunities page.
About ePortfolio
Currently, all nurses working in Hutt Valley hospital, local Regional Public Health, and District Nursing are using ePortfolio. If you work for a health organisation within the Hutt Valley area, such as a PHO, NGO or ARC, then we can arrange access to ePortfolio for you.
Sign up for ePortfolio
Hospital, RPH and Community nurses: please access ePortfolio through Ko Awatea.
Nurses in ARC, PHO and NGOs, please contact the Nurse Coordinator Professional Development, Ellie Jessop, if you would like to discuss using ePortfolio.
How to use ePortfolio
Nurses working for Te Whatu Ora Hutt Valley must submit their PDRP electronically. Our how-to guides will help you navigate and use ePortfolio. You will need to use Google Chrome to access the ePortfolio system.
Transferring your PDRP
The transfer of PDRP is required for nurses who are new to the organisation.
What you need to do
A PDRP transfer application form must be completed and sent to your Nurse Coordinator Professional Development, Ellie Jessop. You must include evidence of you PDRP, e.g. a copy of the success letter or PDRP certificate.
For nurses in the primary sector, the new employing organisation must have a Workforce and Professional Development (WPD) Agreement with Te Whatu Ora CCHV.
Huarahi Whakatu – Māori PDRP
We recognise the Huarahi Whakatū Māori PDRP as a legitimate programme that supports Māori Nursing workforce across our regions Nursing services. For more information about the Huarahi Whakatū PDRP please visit the Te Rau Matatini website.
PDRP help and support
Who to contact for further information
Please refer to the PDRP handbook for full information regarding PDRP. You can also contact your CNE, CNS, CNM or Nurse Director/ professional lead for your service.
For specific inquiries please contact the Nurse Coordinator Professional Development, Ellie Jessop.
