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Welcome Dr Scott Schieber

24 July 2018

Scott Schieber has suffered his worst injuries while snowboarding so, when deciding whether to live near New Zealand mountains or the ocean, it was beachside all the way!

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3 Rivers nurse joins elite echelon nurses

22 November 2017

After a decade of balancing work, family and study, Three Rivers Medical nurse Kylie Morresey has joined the highest echelon of nurses in the country.

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Dr Nick Wright honoured in local hero awards

22 November 2017 - Story sourced with thanks from The Gisborne Herald.

Dr Nick Wright was one of 17 Gisborne local heroes honoured for their contribution to the community at the annual Kiwibank Local Heroes Awards this week.

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Saving lives one wahine at a time

7 September 2017

Turanga Health and Three Rivers Medical aren't giving up on wahine who’ve missed their regular cervical smears.

Three Rivers Medical bucks national trend with three permanent GPs

14 July 2017

As GP shortages continue to affect the country our provincial medical centre is bucking the trend.


Light and shade

20 June 2017 - The Gisborne Herald, NZ Doctor

Tairawhiti Police medical doctor and Three Rivers GP Tom James was profiled in the latest edition of NZ Doctor by Cliff Taylor — the article was headlined A tale of two cities: GP scratches shiny surface to treat unseen ills.

Three Rivers GP part of groundbreaking diet research

31 March 2017

Gisborne research involving Three Rivers Medical GP Nick Wright reveals weight loss from all-you-can-eat plant-based diet.

Really sick patients get help navigating health care system

7 March 2017

NEW Zealand’s healthcare system can be difficult, confusing and frightening when you’re really sick with something that can’t be easily cured. Whether it be arthritis, diabetes, heart disease, or high blood pressure, managing a long term condition can be tough, says new Three Rivers Medical nurse Rachel Ferkins who’s been employed to help.