New Zealand Registered Nurse - Intensive Care Units Ability to remain calm and focused in high-pressure situations, ensuring patient safety and well-being Collaborative team member, able to communicate effectively with interdisciplinary teams to provide comprehensive care Dedicated to upholding the highest standards of patient care and maintaining a compassionate approach in all interactions Opportunity as an ICU Nurse We are looking for innovative, committed, forward-thinking registered nurses to join our Intensive Care Services in New Zealand. Our service encompasses all specialities including cardio-thoracic, neurosurgery and paediatrics. We have a strong commitment to nursing education and excellence in patient care.

There are many opportunities to further your education and be part of a committed and innovative team. The Service offers support on the Professional Development Recognition Programme and progress towards a Master's degree. There are opportunities to work and train as a flight nurse within our flight retrieval service in New Zealand as well as career advancement with the Patient at Risk service or to progress into education, research or clinical nurse specialist roles.

You'll be a key player in the front line management of patients, ensuring timely interventions and optimal outcomes. Using your outstanding communication effectively to work collaboratively with your team members while remaining calm and focused in high pressured situations, ensuring that the patient well-being is at the heart of this process. About you To be successful in this role it would be ideal if you had a background in critical care, however, two years acute ward would also be advantageous.

If you are keen to be part of a service that supports initiative, autonomy and excellence in nursing practice then we are interested in hearing from you. There are a variety of contracts available including leave cover, permanent or fixed-term and full-time or part-time. You will have fantastic communication both written and verbal.

Able to demonstrate a compassionate approach when dealing with patients and their families. About us New Zealand has a highly skilled, dedicated and professional health workforce delivering exceptional care. However, there are opportunities to make improvements.

We need to build a future health system that will perform better for all of us. A system underpinned by partnership, equity, sustainability, whnau-centred care (family centred), and excellence. Firmly grounded in Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles, Te Whatu Ora serves all New Zealanders.

We're shaping a future health system that will be simpler and more coordinated, allowing for better and more consistent care, and that will support all New Zealanders to live longer and have the best possible quality of life. About the role General staff nurse duties Intensive Care Delivery of ICU and HDU care in general adult and paediatric ICU Practice in accordance with the Domains of Competence for t.