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The Medical Internship Cover Letter is an essential document in the New Zealand healthcare recruitment process, specifically designed for medical graduates transitioning into their professional practice through internship programs. This document is typically used when applying for intern positions at District Health Boards, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities across New Zealand. The cover letter must align with the Medical Council of New Zealand's requirements and demonstrate the applicant's understanding of New Zealand's healthcare system. It should highlight relevant medical education, clinical rotations, and personal attributes while addressing the specific needs of the hiring institution. The document serves as the first point of contact between the medical graduate and potential employers, making it a crucial component in securing an internship position.

1. Header and Contact Information: Full name, address, contact details, date, and recipient's details including hospital/clinic name and address

2. Salutation: Professional greeting addressed to the specific person or department handling internship applications

3. Opening Paragraph: Introduction stating the specific internship position being applied for and how the applicant learned about it

4. Academic Background: Brief overview of medical education, including university, degree, and expected/completed graduation date

5. Clinical Experience: Overview of relevant clinical rotations, placements, or medical experience

6. Skills and Qualities: Relevant medical skills, personal attributes, and competencies aligned with internship requirements

7. Motivation and Institution Fit: Specific reasons for applying to this institution and how it aligns with career goals

8. Closing Paragraph: Professional conclusion, availability for interview, and thank you note

9. Professional Sign-off: Formal closing, signature, and typed name