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Available Positions

The Kaimahi Tautoko position will be responsible for supporting whanau enrolled with Oranganui o Nga Whanau service by addressing their needs and building their confidence to achieve their goals resulting in resilient and independent whanau, by having a deep understanding of the current issues whanau face on a day-to-day basis and will focus on the strengths and assets of whanau.

Kaimahi Tautoko - Oranganui o Nga Whānau

Pre-requisites for the position:

Personal Attributes

Qualifications and Experience

  • A relevant qualification/experience in the social services industry.

  • Knowledge and experience in working with Whanau, Marae, Hapu and Iwi development.

Skills

  • Interpersonal skills, with an ability to liaise confidently and professionally with wide range of people and cultures.

  • Organizational skills, with an ability to cope effectively with changing priorities and environment.

  • Time management skills.

  • Sound written and verbal communication skills.

  • Experience in the use of all Microsoft suite applications.

Cultural Commitment

  • A commitment to the Treaty of Waitangi and Tīkanga Māori.

  • Compliance and Requirements

  • Current clean full driver’s license.

  • Police vetting check with no history that would require exemption.

Professional Development

  • A willingness to undertake professional development/training relevant to the position.

  • A high level of motivation and initiative.

  • A passion to support individuals / whanau to achieve their aspirations.

  • Ability to work appropriately with different cultures.

  • The ability to work through conflict resolutions.

  • Able to prioritise and set realistic goals and timeframes.

  • Ability to maintain confidentiality.

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Applications close at 12:00pm on Friday 13th December 2024

To apply:

To apply, we offer a couple channels. 

Option 1 - Apply through our website, find the "Apply Online" on this page and fill out the form, making sure to include your Cover Letter and CV.

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Option 2 - Head to our main office. Go to 65 Queen Street, Wairoa (Our Main Office) and pick up an employment application and job description. Fill it out and send it back with your Cover Letter and CV. 

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Once we receive your application, we will aim to get in touch within 5 working days, acknowledging your application.

The Kaihauora will provide nutrition, counselling and education, workforce support, training, health promotion, community gardening programmes, physical wellbeing programmes and where identified specific responses for Tamariki, Rangatahi, Pakeke and Kaumatua.
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Delivery will be based on the foundation of matauranga Maori, te reo me nga tikanga-a-Ngati Kahungunu and indigenous populations

Kaihauora - Oranga Tinana

Pre-requisites for the position:

Personal Attributes

  • Relevant qualification / experience in health or health promotion.

  • Knowledge and experience in working with Whanau, Marae, Hapu and Iwi development.

  • Excellent interpersonal skills, ability to liaise with a wide range of people and cultures.

  • Excellent organisational skills, ability to cope with changing priorities and environment.

  • Good time management skills.

  • A commitment to the Treaty of Waitangi and Tikanga Maori.

  • Sound written and verbal community skills.

  • Current clean full drivers licence.

  • Police vetting with no history that would require exemption.

  • A willingness to undertake professional development / training relevant to the position.

  • A high level of motivation and initiative.

  • A passion to support individuals / whanau to achieve their aspirations.

  • Ability to work appropriately with different cultures.

  • The ability to work through conflict resolutions.

  • Able to prioritise and set realistic goals and timeframes.

  • Ability to maintain confidentiality.

'Manaaki whenua, manaaki tangata, haere whakamua'

To apply:

Applications close at 12:00pm on

Friday 6th December 2024

To apply, we offer a couple channels. 

Option 1 - Apply through our website, find the "Apply Online" on this page and fill out the form, making sure to include your Cover Letter and CV.

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Option 2 - Head to our main office. Go to 65 Queen Street, Wairoa (Our Main Office) and pick up an employment application and job description. Fill it out and send it back with your Cover Letter and CV. 

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Once we receive your application, we will aim to get in touch within 5 working days, acknowledging your application.

The Nurse Practitioner (NP) will work autonomously and in collaborative teams with other health professionals to promote health, prevent disease, and improve access and population health outcomes for residents in the Wairoa disctrict.

You will utilise your advanced nursing knowledge, diagnostic reasoning, therapeutic knowledge, demonstrated competence and legal authority to practice to provide patient-centered healthcare services including the diagnosis and management of health consumers with common and complex health conditions.

Nurse Practitioner

Pre-requisites for the position:

Personal Attributes

  • Current registration with Nursing Council of New Zealand as Nurse Practitioner.

  • Evidence of experience working as an independent practitioner.

  • Holds a current annual practicing certificate as a Nurse Practitioner.

  • Demonstrated ability to work within a team.

  • Demonstrate time management skills

  • A commitment to the Treaty of Waitangi and Tikanga Māori

  • Current Full Drivers License

  • Police vetting with no history that would require exemption.

  • Experience in the use of all Microsoft suite applications

  • A willingness to undertake professional development/training relevant to the position.

  • Demonstrates knowledge and understanding of local tikanga and Māori culture, ensuring respectful and appropriate responses to Māori.

  • Is visible, welcoming, and accessible to Māori consumers and their whānau, fostering respectful relationships and actively collaborating to enhance the Māori experience.

  • Facilitates the meaningful participation of whānau in the care and support of their family members.

  • Effective communication skills

  • Positive Attitude

  • The ability to work through conflict resolutions.

  • Ability to maintain confidentiality

  • A high level of motivation and initiative

  • Ability to work with different cultures.

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Mobile Nursing - Health Team.

To apply:

Applications close at 4:00pm on Friday 6th December 2024

To apply, we offer a couple channels. 

Option 1 - Apply through our website, find the "Apply Online" on this page and fill out the form, making sure to include your Cover Letter and CV.

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Option 2 - Head to our main office. Go to 65 Queen Street, Wairoa (Our Main Office) and pick up an employment application and job description. Fill it out and send it back with your Cover Letter and CV. 

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Once we receive your application, we will aim to get in touch within 5 working days, acknowledging your application.

To work in a multi-disciplinary team to deliver a holistic primary mental health and addiction service to tamariki/rangatahi ages 12-24 years who are experiencing a low to moderate level of distress. The service will be rangatahi and whānau-centric, safe, effective and achieve positive outcomes.
Kaiarahi Rangatahi will offer rangatahi peer support and work in partnership with other members of the Mahea team to empower, motivate and build the resilience of rangatahi and support their journey towards achieving Mauri Ora.

Kaiarahi Rangatahi

Pre-requisites for the position:

Personal Attributes

  • Awareness and commitment to Māori health under the Treaty of Waitangi.

  • Support for biculturalism, multiculturalism, and Rangatiratanga.

  • Understanding of Tikanga and Te Reo Māori.

  • Experience working with tamariki, rangatahi, and whānau in education, health, mental health, or social services.

  • Ability to build trust and meaningful relationships with tamariki/rangatahi and whānau.

  • Strong networks within the tamariki/rangatahi sector.

  • Skilled in connecting tamariki/rangatahi with appropriate services for positive outcomes.

  • Effective in motivating, educating, empowering, and supporting whānau.

  • Team-oriented, fostering Kotahitanga.

  • Confident in facilitating hui with whai ora and their whānau.

  • Excellent communication, organization, and time management skills.

  • Proficient in Microsoft Office.

  • Commitment to professional development.

  • A passion to tautoko/support tamariki/rangatahi and their whānau to achieve their dreams and aspirations

  • Empathetic

  •  Compassionate

  • Non-judgemental

  • Excellent communicaton

  • Self-motivated with the ability to inspire and motivate others

  • A problem solver with a high level of initiative\Committed to the Kaupapa ‘Whānau Ora’

  • Adaptable/flexible

  • Strong work ethic

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Oranga Hinengaro

To apply:

Applications close at 4:00pm on Wednesday 18th December 2024

To apply, we offer a couple channels. 

Option 1 - Apply through our website, find the "Apply Online" on this page and fill out the form, making sure to include your Cover Letter and CV.

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Option 2 - Head to our main office. Go to 65 Queen Street, Wairoa (Our Main Office) and pick up an employment application and job description. Fill it out and send it back with your Cover Letter and CV. 

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Once we receive your application, we will aim to get in touch within 5 working days, acknowledging your application.

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