Registered Nurse, Integrated Family Health Service

Greymouth – Te Nikau Integrated Health Centre (Greymouth West Coast) – 0.6 FTE (48 hours per fortnight) Overview of the Role We are seeking a dedicated New Zealand Registered Nurse to join our interprofessional Integrated Family Health Service (IFHS) team in Greymouth. The role focuses on providing holistic primary care for children, adults, and whānau, enhancing health outcomes in rural communities. Key Responsibilities Deliver high‑quality clinical care in primary care settings to improve patient outcomes. Prioritise the needs of Māori as tangata whenua to achieve equitable health outcomes. Undertake comprehensive, culturally appropriate assessments and care planning. Utilise evidence‑based practices for holistic health management. Support the integration of acute, community, mental health, and primary care services. Collaborate with community stakeholders to address unmet healthcare needs. Promote wellness by empowering whānau through health literacy education. Embrace changes to health strategies and models of care with enthusiasm. Enhance personal professional development (e.g., Registered Nurse Prescribing, mental health training). Identify opportunities to streamline the client journey for equitable outcomes. Adhere to professional, ethical, and legal standards in decision‑making and conduct. Support a culturally safe environment and uphold Treaty of Waitangi principles. Advocate for patients and address barriers to accessing health services. Provide education tailored to improve health literacy and empower clients/whānau. About the Team / Service / Location The Practice Nurse is a highly trained Registered Nurse and recognised member of the IFHS team located in Greymouth, Central Region. The service provides a range of holistic services across the age continuum within the integrated primary care setting, aiming for excellence in rural health outcomes. About You Essential: New Zealand Registered Nurse with a current Annual Practising Certificate; commitment to cultural competency training and application. Desirable: Experience as a Practice Nurse, including long‑term condition management. Current certifications in immunisation, cervical smears, and triage. Postgraduate qualifications in pathophysiology, pharmacology, or other relevant fields. Proficient in Indici and Microsoft Office Suite. Passionate about rural health and Māori health equity. Flexible, collaborative, and self‑motivated team player. Resilient under pressure with excellent critical thinking and communication skills. Commitment to Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion We welcome applicants from diverse Māori, Pacific, disabled, and rainbow communities. Experience gained through community or volunteer work is also valued. Equal Employment Opportunity Health New Zealand is committed to equal employment opportunity and encourages applications from all qualified individuals. #J-18808-Ljbffr