We require a maintenance worker for a busy and varied role working across multiple sites and facilities.

This is a full-time position with an on-call component. Key tasks will involve undertaking various maintenance and care-taking services of buildings, plant and equipment, completing compliance and safety checks and managing onsite hazards.

Key attributes for this role:

·        Trade qualification is desirable

·        Strong quality focus and eye for detail.

·        A working understanding of Health and Safety

·        Highly organised with great time management skills.

·        Professional and confidential

·        Flexible and adaptable, can do attitude

·        Ability to work rostered weekends is a must

The successful candidate will be required to undertake a pre-employment drug test and police check.

Applications close Fri 5th Oct, 2019 @ 4pm.

To apply:

Email your CV and covering letter to

Tangihaere Vaatuitui
tangihaere.vaatuitui@nph.org.nz
Ph: 06 864 6803 Ext: 7446

Application forms are available this website by clicking on the Apply Here button

Applicants for this position must have NZ residency or a valid work visa.

The role covers the large remote geographical area from  Potaka to the Anaura Bay.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 and Addiction Services team based at Te Puia.

We are looking for a Registered Nurse to provide safe, high quality and culturally appropriate mental health services, including crisis services, to Tangata Whaiora and their whanau of Ngati Porou.

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:

• Is a Registered Nurse with a current Annual Practising Certificate        
• Demonstrates excellent people skills & communication skills including the ability to relate to people of differing ages and cultural backgrounds  
• Is a team player who is prepared to contribute to multi-disciplinary team meetings        
• Has the ability to work autonomously and be highly self-motivated        
• Has good assessment, formulation, and planning skills        
• Is confident in Risk Management and crisis assessment      
• Has an understanding of the relevant Mental Health legislation        
• Has good computer literacy.        
• Holds a current, clean, full driver’s licence      

Remuneration will be 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 driver’s licence.        

The successful candidate will be required to undergo and pass a pre-employment drugs screen

Click on the link below to apply:

https://www.seek.co.nz/job/39871521?_ga=2.173490979.1406540755.1567644648-1319566692.1532489378

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 the Te Oranga Hinengaro - Mental Health and Addiction Services team based at Te Puia. The role covers the geographical area from Potaka to Anaura Bay.

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 your 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 Tangata whaiora and their whanau.

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

• Have a tertiary qualification either in Social Work, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Psychology, or Counselling with registration to appropriate professional body (you must have a current practising certificate)
• 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
• Are either working towards or interested in, obtaining a formal alcohol and drug qualification
• Hold a current, clean, full driver’s licence

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 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 driver’s licence.

The successful candidate will be required to undergo and pass a pre-employment drugs screen.

Click on the link below to apply:

https://www.seek.co.nz/job/39871757?_ga=2.84337561.1406540755.1567644648-1319566692.1532489378

The role covers the geographical area from  Potaka to the Anaura Bay.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.

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:

• Hold a Health Related Tertiary Qualification (Registered with current APC in nursing, social work, occupational therapy, counselling or psychology).          
• Are interested in mental health.          
• Have the ability to work in multidisciplinary team and be open to peer supervision.          
• Demonstrate excellent people skills & communication skills including the ability to relate to people of differing ages and cultural backgrounds.          
• Have the ability to work autonomously and be self-motivated.          
• Hold a current, clean, full driver’s licence.      
• Have good computer literacy.          

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:

• Gain knowledge in a range of talking therapy models & knowledge.          
• Learn to administer standardised assessments, interpret and implement appropriate interventions (alongside a psychologist).          
• You may already have or would like to learn more about knowledge of Tikanga Maori and demonstrate the ability to work with Maori children, youth, whanau and providers.          
• Gain experience forming strong relationships and liaise with other agencies/professionals working with children in health, education and welfare.          

This role presents 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.This role presents the

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 driver’s licence.        

The successful candidate will be required to undergo and pass a pre-employment drugs screen.

Click on the link below to apply:

https://www.seek.co.nz/job/39871639?_ga=2.5074867.1406540755.1567644648-1319566692.1532489378

We are looking for a dynamic Registered Nurse to join our multidisciplinary team based in Uawa and other east coast areas as required. If you are interested 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
Other Post Grad Nursing Qualifications

Closing Date: 6 September 2019 5pm

For Job Description please contact:

Denise Hovell
06 986 1640
email: denise.hovell@nph.org.nz

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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