Fertility Nurse

Here at Fertility Associates patients receive the latest options from top clinicians committed to providing the very best care through our network of clinics across Aotearoa New Zealand, for both private and publicly-funded treatment. Throughout our 37 years, we have brought over 30,000 babies into the world with our commitment to delivering quality solutions, strong customer ethos, and excellent patient outcomes. Our team culture encourages collaboration and support, with all team members working towards common goals. Our values of Care | Tiaki, Responsiveness | Te Whakautu, and Excellence | Kairangi are the starting point for all of our actions as we aspire to provide the best care for patients of all backgrounds, and to be an inclusive and equitable workplace for all. Why choose Fertility Associates? A fertility journey is a significant experience for patients, often something they will always remember. Our staff make a difference in the lives of others through caring, kindness and empathy, helping them towards becoming parents. Influencing that patient experience is what makes our jobs rewarding. We offer 5 weeks annual leave, free car parking, a discretionary bonus scheme, a slowdown period over Christmas, and an extra day off for your birthday! Importantly, we genuinely care about the wellbeing of our people. The Role This is an exciting opportunity for experienced registered nurses who are ready for a new challenge. Our fertility nurses are experts at juggling priorities, and happy to work with our patients both in person and on the phone and via email. This role is a mix of patient-facing and computer work, and with a rotating task roster, no day is ever the same! Our nurses play an important role in providing compassionate and comprehensive care to our patients. Working closely with embryologists, doctors, counsellors, and administrative staff, our nurses ensure a seamless experience for patients throughout their treatment journey. This is a full-time role, 40 hours per week with a share of the weekend and public holiday roster in our Remuera clinic. Training will be provided. Key Responsibilities Caring for patients from admission through their procedure and recovery to discharge, including theatre support. Dispensing and administering medications. Assisting with ultrasound scanning. Working closely with the doctors to prepare treatment plans. Preparing patients throughout their journey with education about their treatment and processes. Maintaining regular communication in person, over the phone, and via our messenger system. Ideal candidate, skills and experience A keen interest and ability to expand their skill set in our specialised environment. Someone who is energetic, compassionate and organised. Has a professional manner with strong interpersonal skills to engage positively with all stakeholders. Demonstrated ability to be proactive and naturally take initiative. Demonstrated ability to multi-task whilst providing quality service. Able to self‑lead, and also able to take direction. Comfortable and curious to learn and use new computer software. Experience in women's health or theatre/ED or fertility nursing is an advantage, but not compulsory. Requirements Must hold current NZ registration with the Nursing Council of NZ. Must have NZ experience in an acute or hospital setting. Note we will only be considering applicants with the current right to work in New Zealand; please do not apply if you can't fulfil this requirement. We will be processing applications as they are received. We value the breadth of knowledge and experience a diverse workforce brings to our organisation and strive to be an inclusive team where everyone feels welcome and appreciated. We encourage applicants from all backgrounds, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, ability, and religion to apply. We are proud to be a Rainbow Tick certified organisation through Toitū Takatāpui. #J-18808-Ljbffr