Registered Nurse: Stem Cell Transplant (Sct) Coordinator-Haematology

Be part of New Zealands largest hospital and the Regional Cancer and Blood serviceProvide active and supportive Haematology care to patients within the Northern Region Catchment AreaPermanent fulltime Nursing position available 1.0 FTEThe Haematology Service at Auckland City Hospital is comprised of a 30-bed inpatient unit including 15 bone marrow transplantation (BMT) beds, a Haematology Day Stay Unit, 8 bedded Haematolgoy/Oncology Ward and outpatient clinics. The regional BMT service covers Northland and the greater Auckland region for autologous and allograft transplants and includes the Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Lakes and Tairawhiti DHBs for allogeneic transplants. As a RN Coordinator SCT, you will work collaboratively with senior nurses within the SCT team to streamline the pre-transplant workup process for recipients. This role is pivotal in enhancing continuity of care throughout the transplant journey, while also strengthening communication, education, and support for patients and their whānau. You will coordinate and deliver care for patients undergoing transplantation and cellular therapies, ensuring services are safe, evidence-based, and centred on the needs of patients and their whānau. Your strong interpersonal, organisational, and clinical skills will enable you to work effectively and innovatively with the SCT team to optimise healthcare delivery, support timely treatment outcomes, and promote clinical excellence. In addition, you will provide leave cover for colleagues as required, contributing to the smooth operation and continuity of the service. As you become established and confident in your RN Coordinator responsibilities, you will have opportunities to further develop your SCT expertise by working closely with the Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) SCT team, supporting both service delivery and your ongoing professional growth. Your tasks and responsibilities include and not limited to: Coordinating autologous and allogeneic SCT workups with the SCT CNS and SMO. Managing transplant protocols, scheduling, investigations, consent, education, and pre-admission processes. Coordinating HLA typing, donor searches, NZBS/NZBMDR documentation, collections, harvests, and DLI requests. Liaising with multidisciplinary teams to plan and deliver transplant treatment. Maintaining transplant databases, support SCT meetings, and oversee post-transplant follow-up requirements. Contributing to quality improvement, incident management, workload coordination, and continuity of care across the SCT pathway. Upskilling and training: Individualised plan will be formulated. Please click here for a copy of the RN position description. About You You are an excellent communicator, adaptable and work well within a team. You are also expected to have the following: A commitment to biculturalism A commitment to achieving equitable outcomes for Māori A commitment to Te Tiriti, whānau centred care and cultural safety Registered Nurse with current New Zealand Annual Practicing Certificate Speciality experience Proficient Level 3-4 or Senior Nurse PDRP Post Graduate Certificate Chemotherapy certified Learning and growth Mindset Desired: Post Graduate qualifications or working toward About the Location For more information on living and working in Auckland click here. Working at Health New Zealand Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is dedicated to ensuring excellent healthcare for the people of New Zealand. We embrace a workforce that is diverse and inclusive so that we are better positioned to understand and service our community. We welcome applications from our diverse Māori, Pacific, disabled, and rainbow communities. #J-18808-Ljbffr