Utilise your skills from the comfort of your own space, no more travel time, no more rush hour traffic and transport costs. This is the perfect work life balance opportunity for you! You will be triaging incoming calls using the UK Triage tool, gathering and providing mental health information and advice to service users.

Te Pūriri o Te Ora Regional Cancer and Blood Service, based at Auckland City Hospital, is the leading provider of cancer care in the Auckland region, serving a large and varied population of around 1.7 million people. You will be part of the Medical Oncology department within the Northern Regional Cancer and Blood Service; with very close links with radiation oncology, haematology and palliative care services on the same site.

This role plays a critical part in delivering the health intervention component of the Tiakina te Tangata programme. Long Term Conditions Nurses will be responsible for engaging with participants and whānau to deliver interventions, as well successfully collaborating with primary and secondary care service providers to reach improved patient health and social outcomes. 

Within complex supports (and don’t let the name put you off, we are all complex in our own way) we work with children & youth from birth to 18 years and young adults, and adults aged 18 years to end of life. Of our services we have children’s respite; however, most are people living as flatmates in permanent residential settings including our individual services for youth and adults, and our family partnership mode.

We usually work on a fixed fortnightly roster pattern and try to give everyone at least one weekend per fortnight off although this is not always possible. We have permanent full-time, part time, flexi, casual, sleepovers (attached to afternoon shifts) and awake roles available for you to apply for.

We are recruiting experienced Registered Nurses and Paramedics who have a current APC to join our Healthline whānau. We have options for you, whether you’re looking to serve communities across New Zealand while working from the comfort of your home or prefer the social and buzz around you, there are opportunities to work from one of our Auckland, Wellington, or Christchurch offices.

Purpose of the role is to establish and build relationships with community organisations and support them to deliver kawa haumaru (unintentional child injury prevention), haumarutanga (child safety promotion) and mokopuna ora messages and initiatives.

We work to enable people to have the opportunity to do everyday things in everyday ways. The people we support have a wide range of abilities and challenges. Some people require support with their personal care and taking care of household tasks; some require support to participate and be part of their community including transport and accessing social and leisure activities; and some require communication and behavioural support.

A Service Coordinator will be primarily working on the Integrated Care Pathway for Musculoskeletal injuries (ICP-MSK). It is as a collaboration between TBI Health, Orthopaedic Specialists, and Physiotherapists to deliver an integrated rehabilitation programme for people with back, knee, and shoulder injuries.

Vascular and Interventional Research Unit (VIRU) is a world-renowned team of Clinical Research Coordinators, specializing in First in Human Clinical Trials, some of which are First in World. The expertise of the VIRU Clinical Research Coordinators is recognised worldwide, as they support and participate as a lead site in innovative research here in New Zealand.

We have a new Ward Clerk role to provide administrative and clerical support in the smooth running of the Cardiothoracic ICU (Ward 48) at Auckland City Hospital. The Cardiothoracic and Vascular Intensive Care Unit (CVICU) leads New Zealand in providing specialised nursing care based on clinical skill, research, education and innovation. Our commitment is to the highest levels of clinical quality and providing the best standards of personalised care possible to our patients.

The Kaituitui Whanau Ora Tapuhi works in partnership with the Pae Ora whanau care team to help facilitate an inclusive approach to providing services and opportunities to whanau across Te Pae Hauora o Ruahine o Tararua. This role will have a particular focus in the Tararua region.

Reporting to the Chief Executive, you will be responsible for managing all aspects of the corporate functions for the Commission. These functions include: finance, communications, planning, Machinery of Government, accountability, human resources, IT, facilities, and office management.