Whānau-focused team. Make a real difference in the mental health and wellbeing of our community. As a key worker you'll support a caseload of whaiora.

About the Organisation

Our client is a leading health and social services provider serving the Hawke's Bay community. Grounded in the values of Whakamana, Kaitiakitanga, Whanaungatanga, and Kotahitanga, they are committed to delivering kaupapa Māori-based care that uplifts and supports whānau wellbeing.

About the Job

We are looking for a compassionate and dedicated Community Registered Nurse. As a Community Key Worker, you will manage a caseload of whaiora (clients), providing them with the mental health support they need to achieve wellness. Your job will involve:

• Providing clinical support and interventions for mental health recovery
• Delivering a range of interventions and treatments to support clients on their journey to wellness
• Leading and guiding support workers, ensuring effective care delivery and maintaining clinical standards
• Engaging with clients in the community
• Perform triage duties, conduct depot injections, and collaborate with the multidisciplinary team

About You

• Registered Nurse - Current NCNZ registration with a current APC
• Mental Health Experience - previous experience in community mental health, ideally in a community or outpatient setting
• Clinical Expertise - strong skills in conducting assessments, managing treatment plans, and providing clinical leadership
• Community minded - committed to working in the community, helping whaiora achieve better mental health outcomes
• Cultural Competence - understanding and alignment with kaupapa Māori principles in healthcare delivery, including aroha, manaakitanga, and whanaungatanga
• Resilience and Problem Solving - Able to handle complex and sometimes challenging cases, demonstrating empathy and resilience in providing support
• Drivers License - A clean, full driver's licence is required
• New Zealand resident (or hold a valid New Zealand work visa).

Benefits

• Whānau focused work environment with regular Kapa haka and waiata sessions
• 5 weeks annual leave + birthday leave
• Health and Life Insurance
• Workplace wellness programme and fun staff activities
• Free parking and paid days off
• Supportive cultural environment

How to Apply


Apply online clicking the APPLY NOW link. If you'd like to discuss in more detail, call Jeanette Rendle ph 027 705 7079.

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