Applications are now closed for our first Orion Health Graduate and Intern 2016 NZ intake. We are no longer accepting applications at this time. We have had some exceptional applications & entries in our coding competitions this year! To all those who won prizes at the coding comps and to those that are invited to our Hackathon: congratulations! We are excited to see you on the 17th May in Auckland and the 20th May in Christchurch. Perhaps you will join the ranks of our existing grads and interns in Auckland that are in our grad book and shown here? To those that missed out, we thank you for your applications and effort, the caliber of applicants is extremely high this year, and spaces are limited. #grads #interns #students #yearbook #classof2016 #whosnext?
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