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Posted 01 August, 2026

Theatre Nurse

Frontline Health Auckland & Upper North Island
Hamilton, WKO, NZ Full Time
Reference: 46876c6580f85267

Job Description

Frontline Health Auckland & Upper North Island – Hamilton, North Island Permanent We're looking for a skilled perioperative nurse to join a close-knit theatre team in Hamilton. You'll be working in a modern, well-equipped environment across a variety of surgical services, playing a meaningful role in delivering high-quality care at every stage of the perioperative journey. About the role You'll be part of a tight-knit multidisciplinary team, working closely alongside surgeons, anaesthetists, and nursing colleagues to deliver great patient outcomes. Day to day you'll be hands-on across all stages of the patient journey, from preparation and equipment setup through to intraoperative support, always keeping best-practice front of mind. The role is available as either a full-time position or 9 days a fortnight if a little more flexibility suits you better. You'll be joining a high-performing team that genuinely invests in the development and growth of its people. Skills and experience New Zealand Registered Nurse with a current practising certificate At least three years' experience in a theatre environment Confident and capable across both scrub and circulating roles Comfortable working autonomously with a solid clinical foundation A natural communicator who works well with those around them Passionate about delivering safe, high-quality care with the patient at the centre Able to hit the ground running across a variety of specialties and theatre environments A background in orthopaedic theatre will be looked on favourably Any exposure to a private hospital environment is a bonus Competitive salary and relocation support Fully funded health insurance Christmas and New Year shutdown Flexible working arrangements NZ Nursing Council-approved PDRP Staff discounts with partner organisations Reference: 218650 #J-18808-Ljbffr

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