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!
We are seeking a Registered Nurse to join our multidisciplinary team based at our Ruatoria Community Health Centre with a focus on Practice Nursing. Position/s available are full-time and casual.
About the role:
Nursing at Ngati Porou Oranga offers many unique opportunities to develop and practise your skills in a wide range of clinical areas. On any given day Nurses working in our Community Health Centres provide a full range of primary health care services. Nurses assess and manage people with a variety of health issues, challenging physical and mental health problems, substance abuse related issues, as well as responding to emergencies and providing health education.
Our Nurses enjoy genuine work-life balance, a competitive salary, no night shift work, a wide range of practice work, and an environment where supportive professional career opportunities are on offer.
If successful, you'll join a high-performing health led team who are dedicated and committed to developing and embedding a Kaupapa Māori based model of care into the heart of health services delivery.
Essential skills/experience for the role:
To be successful in this role, you will have:
Required but not essential:
Salary:
The range of the salary for this role is between $59,834 to $78,745 gross per annum. Appointment and remuneration will reflect skills and experience relevant to the role.
What we offer:
We are committed to developing our staff and offer a range of benefits and opportunities including:
Apply Now - Applications close Tuesday 29th November 2022
To apply, please submit a current CV and a cover letter describing your motivation for joining Ngati Porou Oranga reflecting relevant skills and experience.
As part of our pre-employment screening, the successful applicant will need to agree to undergo a Police Vetting and a Drug &Alcohol Test.
It is an exciting time to join us, and we continue to seek out talented individuals who are committed to an inclusive, vibrant workplace. We recognise and celebrate the uniqueness of individuals, and that of the collective talent in our whānau. For a Job Description and an NPO Application for Employment Form please contact Carole on DDI: 06 8991091, cellphone: 021 190 4306;Email: carole.nuku@nph.org.nz
We are seeking two Receptionists to join our team based at our Ruatoria Community Health Centre with a focus on delivering great Customer Service. We have one Part time permanent role and one Fulltime Fixed Term (6 months) role to cover for Parental Leave.
About the role:
The Medical Receptionist is a pivotal person in our team, and the first point of contact either in person or over the phone for our patients and visitors. They co-ordinate the services and play a major role in prioritizing workflows and managing patient expectations. The Medical Receptionist provides front line reception services, assists the professional medical team in their roles and coordinates with external partners. Patients should feel that they have been seen in a prompt and friendly, courteous, and professional manner.
If successful, you'll joina high-performing health led team who are dedicated and committed to developingand embedding a Kaupapa Māori based model of care into the heart of healthservices delivery.
Essential skills/experience for the role:
To be successful in this role, you will have:
* Warm and welcoming frontline customer service
* Excellent telephone communication skills
* Articulate, professional and empathetic style of communication
* Flexibility, the ability to adapt on the fly
* Motivated, enthusiastic and reliable individual who works well individually and within a team environment
* A high level of cultural sensitivity and awareness
* Supportive to whānau and our health team professionals to enable a smooth delivery in a timely manner, efficient and high quality health service
* A commitment to Ngāti Porou Oranga organisational mission and values
* Computer literacy
* Must be fully vaccinated (Covid-19)
Role Responsibilities:
* Managing the reception area with a smile - being the face of our community clinic for patients, visitors and contractors
* Administrative support for the team and updating key documents
* Answering incoming calls, managing queries, connecting with the appropriate contact for support
* Facilitating feedback and ensuring exceptional customer service experience
* General administration, accurate documentation and record keeping
* Other fundamental duties you will manage will/may include stationery order, mail/couriers
Desirable but not Essential:
* Previous medical receptionist experience is ideal but not essential
* Administration experience
* Proven customer service experience
Salary:
A competitive remuneration will be offered to the successful candidate. Appointment and remuneration will reflect skills and experience relevant to the role.
What we offer:
We are committed to developing our staff and offer a range of benefits and opportunities including:
* Five weeks annual leave
* Five days tangihanga/bereavement leave
* A supportive, friendly environment, where people love coming to work
* Medical Health / Life Insurance / Critical Illness Insurance (fully subsidized)
* Amazing opportunities for professional and personal development
* Well-being support
* EAP Support
Apply Now -Applications close Tuesday 29th November 2022
To apply, please submit a current CV and a cover letter describing your motivation for joining Ngati Porou Oranga reflecting relevant skills and experience.
As part of our pre-employment screening, the successful applicant will need to agree to undergo a Police Vetting and a Drug &Alcohol Test.
It is an exciting time to join us, and we continue to seek out talented individuals who are committed to an inclusive, vibrant workplace. We recognise and celebrate the uniqueness of individuals, and that of the collective talent in our whānau. For a Job Description and an NPO Application for Employment Form please contact Carole on DDI: 06 899 1091, cellphone: 021 190 4306; Email: carole.nuku@nph.org.nz
We have a new and exciting opportunity for a permanent part-time Kaiawhina (20+ hours weekly) to provide non-clinical support to the Maternity team.
We offer a place in a small team where mothers, babies and their whānau needs are cared for professionally and with sensitivity to their health needs and concerns. The Kaiawhina will work collaboratively alongside the Midwife or Registered Nurse to assist with non-clinical maternity services.
The role involves:
Essential to this role:
If this sounds like you, Apply Now!
Please note: Pre-employment drug test is required and police vetting will be conducted for the successful applicant.
For all enquiries, please contact:
Tangihaere Vaatuitui
Cell: 021 0839 5704
Email: tangihaere.vaatuitui@nph.org.nz
Applications close 4pm Wednesday 2nd November 2022.
HAVE YOU BEEN THINKING ABOUT MOVING BACK HOMETO WORK WITH YOUR WHĀNUI?
We are super excited to be expanding our Nāti Pēpi team and are on the hunt to recruit a Registered Nurse to join us!
Nāti Pēpi is a Kaupapa Māori Māmā and Pēpi service that is focused upon supporting hapū māmā and whānau during hapūtanga and throughout the first 1000 days of pēpi development
We provide 1:1 support and wānanga to enrich, empower and enhance the mana of our whānau.
If you have an awesome attitude towards life, have a passion for working with māmā, pēpi and tamariki, and want to support the reclaimation of mātauranga as a platform to meet Pae ora and Whānau ora, then we want to hear from you!
You do not need to be a kaupapa Māori expert, but need to demonstrate an openness to learn, faciliate and expand your mātauranga. Niwareka training (Ngā Manukura o Apōpō) will be supported to attend and will compliment the Mahi a Atua training of Nāti Pēpi Mataora.
Mahi based rurally, accommodation may be ableto be supported if you are looking at relocating back home. Work vehicle supplied.
Please send your cover letter and C.V. to the Nāti Pēpi Project Lead;
kaniwa.kupenga-tamarama@nph.org.nz
If you think any of the positions maybe the right fit for you, apply now!
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