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.

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Job Description

Job descriptions and application forms are available from Cara Lawton

Email: caralee.lawton@nph.org.nz
Phone: (06) 864 6803 ext 7442

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 this role in its Te Oranga Hinengaro - Mental Health an Addiction Services team based in Te Puia Springs.

We have an opportunity for a clinician to provide community based mental health and addiction assessment and intervention services as a Co-Existing Problems (CEP) Clinician across a range of settings for Tangata whaiora/clients and their whanau.

This includes initial assessments, risk management, brief intervention, talking therapy, education, facilitated groups, relapse prevention and identification of pathways of support for those with suspected substance abuse and other dependencies/addictions, supporting them to access the appropriate health services. The role covers the geographical area from Potaka (on the East Cape) and South to Anaura Bay.

For a successful appointment to this role it is essential that you:

- Are at least working towards a formal AOD qualification
- Are at least working towards being registered with DAPAANZ
- Have a tertiary qualification either in Social Work, Nursing or Counselling with registration to appropriate professional body
- Have knowledge of evidence based best practice in the mental health and addiction sector
- Are able to demonstrate practical understanding of the aspirations and challenges facing Maori communities
- Hold a current, clean, full driver’s licence

Proven experience as a clinician in Co-Existing Problems/Addiction/Mental Health area with a good understanding and application of relevant legislation and the associated clinician responsibilities of such would be helpful.

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 descriptions and desire to make a difference to the delivery of mental health and addiction services 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:

• A letter of introduction
• A current and updated CV
• The employment application form
• The police vetting form
• A copy of your current APC
• A copy of your NZ Driver's licence

To apply, please click here (redirect to QJumpers website)

For further information, please contact Frances King

Email: frances.king@nph.org.nz
Phone (06) 864 6803 extn 7012

Applications close:  Friday 26 October 2018

To provide integrated, whanau based, oral health services to adolescents, emergency care to low income adults not eligible for Work & Income dental care subsidies, and within available resources care to over 65's.

NPH has a dental clinic based in Ruatoria which services a patient base of 4500 - we are seeking a FTE and can self-manage and lead this service.  The practice is supported by a Chairside Assist/Administrator.

Essential:

• Registered as an oral health practitioner with the NZ Dental Council under the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act 2003.
• Commitment to clinical excellence & CQI
• Provide exceptional care in a professional and friendly working environment.

Salary Package:  Negotiable/NPH Collective Agreements available

For further information contact Denise Hovell:

Email: denise.hovell@nph.org.nz
Phone: (06) 864 6803 extn 7426

There are often opportunities to locum with us, especially for doctors and nurses. We would love to talk to you about this more.

Email: caralee.lawton@nph.org.nz
Phone: (06) 864 6803 ext 7442

Want to be part of the change needed to support whanau to live healthy and longer, tackle equity using local solutions and passionate about delivering better health outcomes within Ngati Porou?

Then this call is for you!!

Ngati Porou Hauora PHO provides integrated health services to the Ngati Porou East Coast region. It operates a small rural hospital, a Research Centre, GP services in 6 communities, Allied health and outreach services throughout the district.

We are looking for a Clinical Manager with strategic, operational and management experience to drive transformational change toward achieving our vision.

We welcome your clinical expertise to this challenging and unique primary care environment.

 For a successful appointment to this role, you will have proven:

●     clinical qualification and leadership
●     experience in administration, staff management, finance, contract management and communications
●     ability to lead, motivate,empower, coach and build effective teams
●     ability to manage service achievements and targets
●     ability in business planning and implementation
●     experience working and managing within the Health sector

This is an ideal opportunity for a senior manager to experience the East Coast beauty, heritage and lifestyle while enjoying the best of a professional role in stunning, rural New Zealand.

Apply today and be a part of our exciting journey!

For further information contact Hana Tihore
Email: hana.tihore@nph.org.nz

Applications close: 5pm on Friday 26th October 2018.

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

Email: denise.hovell@nph.org.nz
Phone: (06) 864 6803 extn 7426