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Chris Uljée
Kaitiaki Nursing New Zealand Advertising
Phone: 0274 476 115
Email: [email protected]
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  • Scholarships, Grants and Awards – name of the award, web address and the closing date for applications/nominations
  • Reunions – date, location, name of the event and either a web or email address.

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Recruitment Agencies: Kaitiaki Nursing New Zealand accepts advertising from nurse recruitment agencies but cannot guarantee the quality of their service, however, we expect agencies to provide a good service and that their advertisements should not be misleading. More information


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Night Team Leader

Stepping Stone Trust, Christchurch

Stepping Stone Trust seeks a Night Team Leader to provide essential overnight leadership for mental health services across Canterbury.

This full-time, permanent role (Sunday-Wednesday, 9:00 pm - 7:30 am) involves guiding kaimahi, ensuring safe, person-centered care, and supporting tāngata in a trauma-informed environment.

Ideal candidates have mental health or allied health experience, leadership skills, and a commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Enjoy paid leave and development opportunities.

Applications close 5pm, Sunday 1 December 2024

Learn more and apply here.
Nova Trust

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Nurse Practitioner

Emergency Consult, Papamoa, Bay of Plenty

This is a fantastic opportunity to join an innovative walk-in urgent care service to enhance health care services in the greater Papamoa community.

You will need to have NZ Nurse Practitioner endorsement, a current annual practicing certificate, experience of the primary care and/or the emergency sector, and be a forward-thinking person who is motivated to contribute to a dedicated team. Experience in telehealth practice an advantage.

Learn more and apply here
Consult365

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Senior Decision Officer, Veteran's Affairs

New Zealand Defence Force, Wellington

Play an important role for New Zealand Veterans as you support the team to undertake the decision making process on applications for support. You’ll work closely with the Team Lead and guide the team operationally. You’ll allocate work, contribute to strategy, provide expert advice to the wider organisation and upskilling the team.

If this sounds like you and you have 3 years’ experience in health, insurance or medico-legal, APPLY NOW!

Applications close at midnight on Monday, 30 September 2024

Email for applications: [email protected]
NZ Defence Force

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Service Manager

Stepping Stone Trust, Christchurch

Looking for a dynamic leadership opportunity in the mental health sector, where you can utilise your skills and experience in a high-level, fast paced and diverse role? This may be the job for you!

In this permanent, full-time position, you will have ultimate responsibility for leading Adult Respite (Crisis & Planned) and Youth residential services and be an active member of the Senior Leadership Team.

Applications close 5pm, Monday 30 September 2024

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Stepping Stone

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Pharmacy Nurse (Registered)

Unichem Brighton Village Pharmacy, New Brighton

Fantastic split role opportunity over two of our stores in Burnside and New Brighton (Christchurch) for 30 hours/ week. Should have Vaccination Qualification. No late nights and all public holidays off. This could suit a mom wanting to return back to work but is available only during school hours or similar situations. Connect with us today about what might work – we are open to all the possibilities!!

Send CV to Vasudha on [email protected] if interested.
Oakley Brown


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The New Zealand Nurses Memorial Fund Inc. (NZNMF)

In these challenging and continuing times of Covid -19 many people are experiencing financial hardship and we write to highlight the help available from the New Zealand Nurses Memorial Fund (NZNMF). NZNMF is closely allied with NZNO and its philosophy is that it is there to help when social services and someone's own resources and are not enough to meet their needs.

NZNMF was established as a benevolent fund in 1917 in memory of the 10 nurses lost in the sinking of the Marquette and has supported many nurses in times of financial hardship and emergencies for over 100 years. We welcome applications from nurses with at least two years’ post registration experience in New Zealand.

The Fund’s income comes from interest on its investments and also from bequests, donations and membership subscription. You can become a member or life member and support the fund to help others. Annual subscription $10 and life membership $100. You can also encourage donations and bequests.

Applications for assistance can be made to the NZNMF committee by email [email protected] or NZNMF PO Box 5363 Dunedin 9054

Kaitiaki Nursing Research

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Disclaimer

Recruitment Agencies: Kaitiaki Nursing New Zealand accepts advertising from nurse recruitment agencies but cannot guarantee the quality of their service, however, we expect agencies to provide a good service and that their advertisements should not be misleading.

Complaints about poor service from advertised agencies should be directed to:
Co-editors, Kaitiaki Nursing New Zealand
PO Box 2128, Wellington 6140.
Phone: 04 494 6386.

These complaints will be treated confidentially but the nature of them will be passed on to the agency concerned.

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Events

Free events listing
Send us your details to be included in this free events listing. We need the date, location, name of the event and a web address.

3-9 February 2025, Coromandel

Mindfulness and Lifestyle Medicine Retreat

8 February–2 March 2025, Online

2025 NZLCA Online Conference, Hono Ngā Hononga Ora/Cultivating Positive Connections

10–14 February 2025, Auckland

2025 COASTN Aeromedical Retrieval Course

19 February 2025, Wellington

Advanced Emergency Nurses Network (AENN) Study Day

22–23 February 2025, Wellington

NZ Triage Course

1-2 March 2025, Auckland

NZ Triage Course

15 March 2025, Christchurch

New Zealand College of Primary Health Care Nurses AGM & Conference 2025. For more information contact Rosie Katene on [email protected]

15–16 March 2025, Hamilton

NZ Triage Course

20 March 2025, Wellington

New Zealand Pain Society Annual Scientific Meeting

21 March 2025, Hamilton

Best in Breast Care Conference

22–23 March 2025, Christchurch

NZ Triage Course

23 March 2025, Wellington

The TOPP Day – The Occasional Pain Practitioner Day

5–6 April 2025, New Plymouth

NZ Triage Course

9–11 April 2025, Christchurch

ANZICS/ACCCN Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM)

April–October 2025, Online with Face-to-Face Practicum

NZWCS Conservative Sharp Wound Debridement Course

7-9 May 2025, Queenstown

Neonatal Nurses College Symposium 2025

10-11 May 2025, Hawkes Bay

NZ Triage Course

15-17 May 2025, Auckland

Women’s Health College Conference 2025 Wings of change: transforming the landscape of women’s healthcare. For more information contact Lauren Moore on [email protected]

17–18 May 2025

NZ Triage Course, Invercargill

19 May 2025, Auckland

The College of Gerontology Nursing NZNO 3rd Biennial Conference, The Silver Tsunami: Surfing the waves of aging

20–22 May 2025, Wellington

2025 Enrolled Nurse Section Conference, Forging Forward for Enrolled Nurses

24–25 May 2025

NZ Triage Course, Tauranga

7–8 June, Lower Hutt

NZ Triage Course

9-13 June, Helsinki, Finland

International Council of Nurses 2025 Congress

2 October 2025, Hamilton

Nurses and Christian Medical Fellowship Saline Process Training – Hamilton

6–9 October 2025, Napier

ORL 2025 – the 78th Annual General and Scientific Meeting of the New Zealand Society of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery

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Scholarships, Grants and Awards

NZNO Maranga Mai! Scholarship

Applications open 31 Dec 2024 and close 31 March 2025

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Reunions

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