Te Whatu Ora Waitemata Registered Nurse - Community Alcohol and Drug Services (CADS), South Permanent full-time role 1 FTE (40 hours per week, non-shift Monday-Friday) Based in Manukau Valuing Our Achievements, Valuing You. We understand how important it is to know that what you do counts, and to feel a sense of achievement and satisfaction in the work that you do. At Waitemata, we're committed to recognising the value our people bring to our organisation.

Your success is our success, and because of this we're committed to valuing you. Would you like a rewarding and challenging career, developing specialist skills with the largest alcohol and drug treatment provider in New Zealand? We are committed to staff development, and offer excellent orientation and training opportunities. If you are a compassionate registered nurse, ideally with experience working with clients with OST, alcohol and other drug problems and/or mental health, you are an ideal candidate for this role.

Essential requirements New Zealand Registered Nurse with a current competency based practicing certificate Current nursing portfolio or working toward completion Full drivers' licence At least basic computer skills Well-organised, good communication and excellent time management Compassionate and person-focused Ideally, a background in one or more of the following areas Clinical experience with opioid substitution treatment, alcohol/drug field and/or mental health Pain treatment, gastroenterology, public health, older adult or primary care experience Demonstrated coaching leadership and supervision skills & experience in problem-solving The right candidate will bring their general nursing skills and will receive excellent orientation and training in working in addiction treatment. If you meet essential criteria, would like to work standard non-shift weekday hours and have a desire to make a positive difference in the lives of others, please apply online at www.wdhbcareers.

com quoting reference number WDHB16541 or click on the "apply now" button on this page To view a copy of the position description click here For more information please contact Katherine Shinhama, Recruitment Consultant for Mental Health, on (09) 442 7248. Job code: WDHB16541 Closing date: 15th February 2024.