Nurse Coordinator - Quality & Risk

Nurse Coordinator - Quality and RiskPermanent Part Time 0.7 FTEMonday to Friday hours-Flexible hoursHealth New Zealand | South Canterbury - Based at Timaru Hospital Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is the country's largestemployer, delivering universal public healthcare to 5 million NewZealanders.We provide essential hospital, specialist, and communityhealth services across 80+ locations - from large urban centres to rural townsand remote communities.Our goal is to improve health outcomes for all NewZealanders by delivering equitable, accessible and innovative care. About the RoleRight now, we're looking for a Registered Health CareProfessional (HCP) to join the Quality & Risk team to contribute toimplementing the organisational quality and risk framework. The role ofthe Nurse Coordinator Quality & Risk is to facilitate organisationalquality systems and support staff in the planning, implementation, monitoringand evaluation of service improvement initiatives.Day to day the role is responsible for facilitatingorganisational quality systems, supporting staff in the planning,implementation, monitoring and evaluation of service improvement initiativesand upholding the code of expectations.The role collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, alongwith local, regional and national bodies. Therefore, the ability to communicateeffectively and develop collaborative working relationships is essential. About You Applications are sought from experienced registered healthcare professionals with knowledge of the relevant legislative standards thatgovern healthcare practice and the principles of health equity. Success factors for this role includes: Effective communications skills, both oral and writtenAbility to prioritise workAchievement orientated focus to workAble to interrupt data, identify key themes and great report writing skillsWorking both independently and as part of a teamEnergy and drive whilst being tolerant and persistentA sound understanding of Māori and Pacific health models,mātauranga Māori principles and aspirations, and the needs of LGBTQI+communities and people with disabilities is essential. Other specifications for this role includeExperienced Registered Nurse in a similar role and health systemIT and Computer LiteracyNew Zealand Annual Practicing CertificateThe right to work in New Zealand We welcome applications from our diverseMāori, Pacific, disabled, and rainbow communities. This role is covered by the terms and conditions of theNursing Collective, and the Pay Scale, determined on relevant experience. #J-18808-Ljbffr