Registered Nurse

Healthcare · Three Kings, Auckland, New Zealand · Full-Time · $25/hr

For nurses planning the next stage of their professional journey, this premium residential aged care role in New Zealand is worth a close look. Applicants must be Registered Nurses able to evidence real, checkable experience and willing to put their credentials through assessment.

Each applicant's clinical background, qualifications, English capability and preparedness for New Zealand professional requirements are reviewed. Where suitable, international nurses, including those trained in India, are guided through registration with the Nursing Council and, if relevant, the CAP route.

Resident dignity, clinical quality and care built around the individual define daily practice in this facility.

Key Responsibilities

Assessment and monitoring: carry out full clinical assessments and regular health observations, noticing changes in residents' condition and escalating them through the right channels
Care planning: write and update personalised care plans, and provide safe care shaped around what each resident needs
Records: produce clinical notes that are accurate, complete and on time
Person-centred practice: uphold each resident's dignity, independence, comfort and wider quality of life
Family partnership: earn the trust of residents and their families, and keep them and the care team clearly informed
Multidisciplinary work: partner effectively with care assistants and other health professionals
Clinical leadership: mentor care assistants, offer clinical direction and champion consistent best-practice procedures
Quality: join quality improvement initiatives and help sustain high standards of clinical care and service
Professional practice: make sound judgement calls in clinical and resident-care situations, in line with relevant professional, clinical and workplace standards
Culture: foster a culturally inclusive, respectful environment

Requirements & Eligibility

Registration readiness: NZ Nursing Council CAP approval, or readiness to complete the applicable registration pathway and to undergo New Zealand nursing registration assessment
Qualification: Registered Nurse status, with credentials that the Nursing Council of New Zealand can assess
Experience: minimum 2 years in nursing roles since graduating
Specialism: background in aged care or medical nursing preferred
Language: IELTS or OET scores satisfying the English language standard set by the Nursing Council
Education: training that aligns with New Zealand Registered Nurse scope-of-practice standards
Verification: a checkable record of qualifications and professional employment; applicants must be able to prove their qualifications, experience and supporting documents are authentic
Clinical skills: sharp assessment and observation ability, thorough documentation and an eye for detail
Communication: excellent skills in both writing and speaking
Care values: proven compassion and empathy towards older people
Teamwork: equally effective working alone or collaborating, as a positive team member
Professionalism: confident, accountable and professional, with a commitment to quality nursing and continuous improvement
Additional skills: InterRAI competency advantageous
Support: eligible overseas applicants may be considered for Accredited Work Visa sponsorship, suitable candidates completing Nursing Council registration have support available, and eligible international nurses may be considered for CAP assistance

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