I too, am an NP looking at the possibility of making the jump to NZ with my family. I don't mind stating it is because of the elections, we are doing what we can, but we also have a non-binary child and I refuse to put their health and safety at risk at such a pivotal time in their life if it comes down to it. We live in very rural new england and I work for an FQHC (largely run through federal government subsidy, vast underserved populations) as a primary care provider, and it is also likely my job will be at risk for services I provide, so we are just starting the process of looking ahead. I've looked thoroughly at all of the official resources, my three questions are:

1. are any US NPs practicing in NZ and how are you finding the transition in screening and treatment guidelines? Is day to day management of conditions fairly similar, or are there wide differences?
2. I see some jobs listed as NP/GP, and some jobs when I search for NP positions, straight GP positions come up, are those generally jobs employers would be willing to fill with NPs?
3. we have scouted some basic locations that intrigue us, but are there any areas that stand out where gender diverse kiddos would be embraced rather than just tolerated?

Thank you so much for your kind consideration. This process is making us wonder at times why we don't just make the jump regardless of political circumstance, things that drove us to live where we currently do (schools with large amounts of outdoor times, access to mountain biking, skiing, rock climbing and safe and laid back communities) seem to be the norm in NZ rather than the exception we have had to hunt for in the US.