Nurse Practitioner - Hauora Heretaunga
About Us
TToH is a whānau-focused health and social services organisation driven by our kaupapa Māori values. For 40 years, we have been dedicated to enhancing health equity and improving Māori health across the Hawkes Bay region. As one of NZ's largest kaupapa Māori organisations, our holistic approach integrates health, social, education, and community development services, all designed to empower whānau to better health and social outcomes.
About the role
As a Nurse Practitioner you will be empowered to make decisions and recommendations to facilitate high-quality care and coordination for whānau with complex and acute health needs. Your work will involve collaborating across practitioners and health and social services to ensure seamless transitions of care, ultimately improving health outcomes.
Responsibilities
- Patient assessments and treatment
- Provide clinical leadership and individual solutions
- Coordinate patient care with our GPs, other services and health providers as needed
- Ensure continuum of care
- Keep current with best practice to enhance professional practice
Requirements
- Registered Nurse Practitioner with current annual practicing certificate
- Primary Care Nursing experience is ideal with experience in Cardiac, Cancer, Diabetes, Asthma and Women’s Health
- In-depth understanding of health equity in Aotearoa and commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi
- Exceptional communication, organisational and critical appraisal skills
- Ability to independently manage complex whānau and demonstrate innovation in care delivery
- Strong ability to build trust with whānau, promoting health initiatives and supporting change
Schedule
Ideally 32 hours per week (0.8 FTE). Clinic hours are 8:30am to 5:00pm Monday to Friday. No weekends or shift rosters.
Benefits
- 5 weeks annual leave
- Health insurance
- Life insurance
- Birthday leave
- Wellness Initiatives
You will be joining one of NZ's largest kaupapa Māori organisations and a medical practice that is values-driven, where care with aroha and manaakitanga is an important part of how we practice.