As District Health Boards, we provide government-funded hospital services to our region and fund other primary health services. We employ a wide range of health professionals to our inpatient and community based health services.
Our region offers the best in outdoors life with two of New Zealand’s national parks, four main ski fields, cycling, hunting, wind surfing and beaches all close by without traffic jams to get in your way. Many former UK health professionals are working within our team, enjoying rewarding health careers, quality family time and a superb outdoors lifestyle.
Registered Nurse - Children's Unit
- Title:Registered Nurse - Children's Unit
- Date listed: Tue 02 Feb
- Apply before: Fri 19 Feb
- Location: Otago
Dunedin Hospital
0.8FTE, Permanent
Do you love Children?
Want to work in a bright, colourful environment?
If you’d love to work in paediatrics and help to put a smile on the face of children then this 0.8FTE permanent Registered Nurse position could provide you with your next opportunity!
As a paediatric inpatient nurse in the Children’s unit you’ll care for children from the ages of 0 -15 from all specialities. There’s also a 4 bedded paediatric assessment unit, in which you get to utilise your acute assessment skills.
If you believe you’re ready to work in the world of kids then we’ll offer you a comprehensive orientation set to meet the needs of the successful applicant and you’ll get to join a friendly, enthusiastic team.
It takes a special person to raise the morale of children in need, during testing times. If you like the idea of providing inspiration and improving the health and welfare of children this may be the role for you. Further details regarding the above vacancy as well as all other positions at Otago District Health Board can be found on our website - please visit www.otagodhb.govt.nz to apply. A CV and cover letter will be required.
To apply, please click the following link http://www.healthdownsouth.co.nz/index.php?pageLoad=3&jobCategory=Nursing&job_id=1982 and follow the online instructions or contact Jayne Inglis, phone 03 470 9571.
