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Experienced Support worker -Rotorua

New Zealand Healthcare New Zealand Estimated salary: Approximately NZ$23.50–$29.00 per hour, depending on qualifications, experience and applicable pay equity rates
Role summary

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This role supports people in their homes and communities, helping with personal care, household tasks, medication prompts, mobility, appointments and participation in everyday activities. Applicants should have a caring, reliable and patient approach, good communication skills, sound judgement and the ability to work independently. Previous support-work or healthcare experience is preferred, although relevant life experience and employer training may be considered. A full or restricted New Zealand driver licence, reliable transport, the right to work in New Zealand and the ability to pass police, reference and health checks are commonly required. Candidates are expected to respect client choice, maintain confidentiality, complete accurate records and follow health, safety and safeguarding procedures. Flexibility for rostered shifts, including weekends, is important.

About the employer

Healthcare New Zealand is a major provider of home support, disability services and community-based care across New Zealand. The organisation supports older people, people living with disabilities, and individuals requiring assistance to remain independent in their homes and communities. Its services are delivered by support workers, nurses, allied health professionals and local care teams. The company’s work focuses on person-centred support, dignity, choice and practical help with daily living. Employees typically work in clients’ homes and community settings, with training and supervision intended to support safe, consistent care. Healthcare New Zealand operates in a sector where reliability, compassion, cultural awareness and strong safeguarding practice are essential. The Rotorua role contributes to helping local clients maintain wellbeing, independence and connection with their communities.

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