The Registered Nurse will support whānau through clinical assessment, intervention, care planning and education in a community clinic setting. 

In this six month role you will be coordinating immunisation activities aimed at boosting immunisation rates across our community.

Awarua Whānau Services has an opportunity for an individual who is committed to pursuing hauora for whānau.

The Registered Nurse will support whānau through clinical assessment, intervention, care planning and education in a community clinic setting. 

The Nurse Practitioner/Mātanga Tapuhi is responsible for providing clinical expertise in a community setting.  You must be comfortable utilising Māori models of care.  You will value health and social service collaboration to best meet the needs of the patient and their whanau.  

The Kaiarahi Hauora (Perinatal Mental Health Service) will support wellbeing by providing therapeutic services for clients who develop perinatal mental health issues and/or in pēpi.

Awarua Whānau Services has an opportunity for an individual who would like to work with Māori whānau and communities, especially kuia and koroua, healthy and independent by developing and facilitating group exercise programmes. 

The Nurse Practioner is responsible for establishing a therapeutic partnership with whānau through clinical assessment, intervention, care planning and education in the community clinic setting