Driven, talented, and engaging are a few words that describe our people.
With Te Rau Ora being a national centre for Maori Health and Wellbeing in Aotearoa, New Zealand we are committed to our vision where whanau are thriving, self-determined, and well.
With a focus on strengthening Maori health and wellbeing through nationally navigated and locally led solutions, we have national reach with offices in Kirikiriroa (Hamilton), Papaioea (Palmerston North), Poneke (Wellington), and Otepoti (Dunedin).
The Maori Nurse Educator will support and foster the education of Maori Registered nurses through the Huarahi Whakatu PDRP programme (an online nursing council accredited professional development recognition programme specifically tailored by and for Maori Registered Nurses).
This role is permanent and on a part-time basis.
Some of the key responsibilities include: Coordinating the delivery of the Huarahi Whakatu programme to Maori Registered Nurses Provide Quarterly reports to the Nursing Council of New Zealand Identify and support Maori registered nurses' education and professional development based on knowledge of service needs and aligned with Huarahi Whakatu programme Maintain relationships with Nursing Council of New Zealand, college of mental health nurses of Maori nurses and other national bodies of supportive Maori Registered Nurses, Whatu Ora and Te Aka Whaiora.
About 'You' Experience as a Registered Nurse with current annual practice certificate Experience with clinical and Te Ao Maori approach in teaching and mentoring in small and large groups and the ability to tailor information presented appropriately to promote understanding for your audience Inclusive of all cultures and respectful of diverse beliefs, protocols and practices Ability to work collaboratively within a team and with other relevant key stakeholders Proactivity in ensuring nursing documentation and resources are kept current with regular reviews.
Flexible work hours and opportunities An opportunity to impact Maori health equity outcomes Be part of a Tikanga driven organisation that cares about its people and whanau.
How to Apply: If this sounds like your next career move, you can apply for this vacancy via our Te Rau Ora careersite and ensure to upload a current copy of your CV and cover letter.
Applications for this role close on Friday, 11 October 2024.
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