INSTITUTION PROFILE

Neurological Foundation of New Zealand

New Zealand

Indexed pathways: 2
Focus areas: 1
Pathway types: 1
Last checked: 8 Oct 2026

PROFILE OVERVIEW

Sourced neurosurgical training at Neurological Foundation of New Zealand.

This institutional profile groups the programme-level evidence already indexed by NeuroSurgFellow. It is not an institutional endorsement or a claim that every department pathway is represented.

Wellington (national funder; overseas or NZ host institutions), New ZealandNew Zealand healthcare organisations, New Zealand

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INDEXED PROGRAMMES

2 sourced profiles.

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ResearchContact programme

Academic neurosurgery →

VJ Chapman Fellowship (Academic Neurosurgery, Neurology or Neuropathology)

Neurological Foundation of New Zealand

Wellington (national funder; overseas or NZ host institutions) · New Zealand

Duration: Up to 2 years (1 FTE of salary, at least 50% research per year)
Deadline: 18 March (Round A) and 18 August (Round B) each year
Funding: One year equivalent of salary (based on a 40–44.9 hour New Zealand clinical post) plus salary-associated costs; separate travel grants up to NZD 4,500 in total.
Exposure: Clinical or biomedical research, which may be combined with advanced clinical training; fellows are encouraged to undertake a higher degree (MD or PhD).

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Funding: One year equivalent of salary (based on a 40–44.9 hour New Zealand clinical post) plus salary-associated costs; separate travel grants up to NZD 4,500 in total.

Exposure: Clinical or biomedical research, which may be combined with advanced clinical training; fellows are encouraged to undertake a higher degree (MD or PhD).

Eligibility: New Zealand citizens or permanent residents only.

Still to confirm: Commencement · Positions · Participation level · Training level · Medical registration · Examinations · Language · Visa / work authorisation · Benefits · Fees · Insurance · Accommodation · Programme director · Accreditation

Source: Official Neurological Foundation grants portal guidelines. Reviewed 8 Oct 2026. Status reflects the last review, not a live vacancy check. Completeness is not a quality rating.

ResearchContact programme

Academic neurosurgery →

Senior Clinical Research Fellowship

Neurological Foundation of New Zealand

New Zealand healthcare organisations · New Zealand

Duration: 1–5 years (1 FTE of salary in total, at least 20% research per year)
Deadline: 18 March (Round A) and 18 August (Round B) each year
Funding: One year equivalent of salary support plus salary-associated costs, spread over up to five years; travel grants up to NZD 4,500 in total. Overheads, equipment and working expenses not funded.
Exposure: Protected research time for practising clinicians (including neurosurgeons) to conduct clinical neurological research in New Zealand.

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Funding: One year equivalent of salary support plus salary-associated costs, spread over up to five years; travel grants up to NZD 4,500 in total. Overheads, equipment and working expenses not funded.

Exposure: Protected research time for practising clinicians (including neurosurgeons) to conduct clinical neurological research in New Zealand.

Eligibility: Medically qualified clinicians practising in a neurological discipline who are already established as independent researchers, undertaking neurological research at a New Zealand healthcare organisation.

Still to confirm: Commencement · Positions · Participation level · Training level · International eligibility · Medical registration · Language · Visa / work authorisation · Fees · Insurance · Accommodation · Programme director · Accreditation

Source: Official Neurological Foundation grants portal guidelines. Reviewed 8 Oct 2026. Status reflects the last review, not a live vacancy check. Completeness is not a quality rating.