Work and live in one of the world’s most stunning and undiscovered places. A lifestyle that includes beachfront accommodation, fishing and hunting trips, learning Te Reo Māori (Māori language), climbing Mt Hikurangi to be the first to see a new day, surf and kayak in uncrowded crystal blue waters.
Be part of the movement to transform rural and indigenous health, and join our globally respected network of partners. Our research and innovation centre will provide opportunity to contribute to cutting edge thinking, and link with like minded colleagues who are passionate about addressing health inequity.
We are always looking for good people to join us. Contact us today to discuss permanent and locum opportunities.
There’s no place like home!
If you are thinking about bringing your skills home to help our people, or connecting to your turangawaewae for the first time, we would love to hear from you.
We provide an immersive learning experience for students looking to incorporate rural, indigenous and community health into their training.
In partnership with Otago University, we offer a range of opportunities to support doctors, nurses, midwives and allied health professionals to improve their skills through practical experience in our unique context.
If you think any of the positions advertised maybe the right fit for you, apply now!
apply hereBe part of the solution and opportunities for the future to deliver better mental health outcomes for whanau and tangata whaiora.
This role presents the opportunity for the right person to make a real difference to the communities on the East Coast. If you currently live away and or studied away, this could be the opportunity to return to your home. If you're looking for a change to rural lifestyle, this could be the perfect chance.
We have an opportunity for an Adult Therapist/Clinician to provide community based mental health and addiction assessment and therapy/clinical intervention services, working with adults across a range of settings.
For a successful appointment to this role it is essential that you:
We are interested in both experienced clinicians and also those who have newly graduated and are wanting to learn more about the mental health and addictions field.
Remuneration will be negotiated based on qualification, skills and experience.
Your application needs to include the ALL of the following to be considered:
The successful candidate will be required to undergo and pass a pre-employment drugs screen.
Click on the Apply Here button and download the employment application and police vetting form. You can also download the job description below.
SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION by clicking here
If this is you and you would like to discuss the role in more detail please feel free to contact:
Letecia Embling - Team Leader
Ph: 022 043 2959
Adult Mental Health Therapist/Clinician 1.0 FTE - Job Description
Applications close: Friday 24th May, 2019
Be part of the solution and opportunities for the future to deliver better mental health outcomes for tamariki/rangatahi and their whanau.
Have you moved away from the Coast to study or work elsewhere but are considering returning home? Or do you have an interest in working with rural communities?
Are you looking to make the change to rural living,this could be the perfect opportunity!
Ngati Porou Hauora provides integrated health services to the Ngati Porou East Coast region,including mental health and addiction services and is currently looking to fill a role in its Te Oranga Hinengaro - Mental Health and Addiction Services team based at Te Puia. The role covers the geographical area from Potaka to the Anaura Bay.
This position exists to provide a community based mental health service for tamariki (children), rangatahi (youth) and their whanau (family) within the Ngati Porou area.
For a successful appointment to this role ideally you:
If you are a new graduate (you must have a current APC) but are willing to learn and grow your career in this area then you have the opportunity to learn and gain experience in the following areas:
The services will be delivered in a flexible way within the community setting, for example in the home, school and other suitable community based clinics, in consultation with the tangata whaiora and their whanau.
This role presents the opportunity for the right person to make a real difference to the communities on the East Coast. If you have the attributes, skills and experience for this role as outlined in the job description and desire to make a difference to the delivery of mental health and addiction services for tamariki and rangatahi in our region, apply today.
Remuneration will be negotiated based on qualification, skills and experience.
Your application needs to include ALL of the following to be considered:
The successful candidate will be required to undergo and pass a pre-employment drugs screen.
Click on the Apply Here button and download the employment application and police vetting form. You can also download the job description below.
SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION by clicking here
If this is you and you would like to discuss the role in more detail please feel free to contact:
Letecia Embling - Team Leader
Ph: 022 043 2959
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services Clinician 1.0 FTE - Job Description
Applications close: Friday 24th May, 2019
Bring your clinical nursing experience, team management and leadership skills to really make a difference to the health and care of our hospital patients.
The role:
Oversight of the clinical care provided to support patients.
Leadership of the ward nursing team.
Building and maintaining strong relationships with stakeholders.
Skills:
Registered Nurse with a current Annual Practising Certificate.
Excellent people management and organisational skills.
Have the ability to manage competing priorities
Strong leadership skills to motivate and mentor a team
Good understanding of the Health and Disability Service Standard
Single accommodation is available.
NZ citizens and permanent residents with a working visa are welcome to apply.
Click here for Job Description
Job descriptions and application forms are also available from:
Frances King
Ph: (06) 864 6803 ext 7012
Email: frances.king@nph.org.nz
There are often opportunities to locum with us, especially for doctors and nurses. We would love to talk to you about this more.
For more information contact:
Bobbie Cameron
Phone: (06) 864 6803 ext 7424
Email: bobbie.cameron@nph.org.nz
We are looking for a dynamic Registered Nurse to join our multidisciplinary team based in Te Araroa and Ruatoria and other east coast areas as required. If you have these essential skills and attributes apply now!!
Essential:
Current NZ nursing registration
A commitment to NPH organisational mission and values
A high level of cultural sensitivity and awareness.
Ability to communicate and relate to people at all levels
Effective Networking with Key Stake Holders and communities
Able to ensure continuous quality improvement activities are incorporated into all aspects of this role
Clean Full Driver’s Licence
Desirable:
Prime trained
Current vaccinator certificate
Registered smear taker
Post Grad Certificate in Tamariki Ora/Well child
Other Post Grad Nursing Qualifications
For Job Description please contact:
Denise Hovell
06 986 1640
email: denise.hovell@nph.org.nz
Ngati Porou Hauora provides integrated health services to the Ngati Porou East Coast region, including mental health and addiction services. We are currently looking to fill this role in our Te Oranga Hinengaro - Mental Health and Addiction Service team based in Te Puia Springs. The role covers the large remote geographical area from Potaka to Anaura Bay.
We are looking for a Registered Nurse to provide a safe, high quality and culturally appropriate mental health service (including crisis services) to tangata whaiora and their whanau.
Promoting tangata whaiora focus within a recovery model whilst developing and maintaining effective relationships, upholding tangata whaiora rights and confidentiality is vital to the outcomes.
Ideally we are looking for an individual who meets the following:
However, we are also open to nurses new to the field who are wanting to gain experience working in a highly valued role witihin mental health and addictions. We are also keen to meet with individuals who would like to further their career by completing a therapy training (ACT, CBT, DBT).
Remuneration will be negotiated based on qualification, skills and experience.
Your application needs to include ALL of the following to be considered:
The successful candidate will be required to undergo and pass a pre-employment drugs screen.
Click on the Apply Here button and download the employment application and police vetting form. You can also download the job description below.
SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION by clicking here
If this is you and you would like to discuss the role in more detail please feel free to contact:
Letecia Embling - Team Leader
Ph: 022 043 2959
Applications close: Friday 24th May, 2019
To provide a culturally appropriate and comprehensive Primary Health Care Nursing Service as part of a multidisciplinary team based in Ruatoria.
Essential:
Current NZ nursing registration
A commitment to NPH organisational mission and values
A high level of cultural sensitivity and awareness
Ability to communicate and relate to people at all levels
Effective Networking with Key Stake Holders and communities
Able to ensure continuous quality improvement activities are incorporated into all aspects of this role
Desirable:
PRIME trained
Current vaccinator certificate
Registered smear taker
Post Grad Certificate in Tamariki Ora/Well Child
Other Post Grad Nursing Qualifications
For further information contact
Denise Hovell
Ph: (06) 864 6803 extn 7426
Email: denise.hovell@nph.org.nz
Work in a space where you can reinstate matauranga maori, strengthen manākitanga, kaitiakitanga and whānaungatanga values, and enhance whānau growth into a self-sustainable journey of whakaora.
We are on the search for new Mataora to join the Te Hiringa Matua whānau. This new service has been operating for just over 18 months and is delivered across Te Tairawhiti district. Driven by Matauranga Maori and Mahi-a-Atua, supporting hapu māma and whānau, particularly those experiencing significant addiction and for whom current support services are not reaching.
You might have interests/skills that would add more colour to our rich and varied culture in Te Tairawhiti. Your pukenga maybe in traditional or contemporary arts; a practitioner in whakairo (carving), raranga (weaving), kapa haka, whaikorero (orator) or tā moko. You might have involvement in performing arts - film, television, theatre, music or hip-hop. Or maybe you’re a health professional with a strong background in Matauranga Maori. Bring the richness of your interests to Te Hiringa Matua and use your experiences to connect with our whānau, hapu and iwi.
Remuneration will be negotiated based on qualification, skills and experience and the successful candidate will be required to undergo and pass a pre-employment drugs screen. You must also have a current, clean full drivers licence.
If this sounds like you, submit the following:
Send all of the above to Jana Hihi via email: jana.ruru@nph.org.nz
For further information, please contact Te Awhimate Tawhai
Email: teawhimate.tawhai@nph.org.nz
Phone (06) 986 1696 or 021 870 870
Applications close: 5:00 pm, Friday 07 June 2019
If you think any of the positions maybe the right fit for you, apply now!
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