Registered Nurse

Role summary

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The Registered Nurse is responsible for delivering safe, person-centred nursing care, assessing health needs, developing and reviewing care plans, administering treatments, documenting clinical information, and working with patients, families, and other healthcare professionals. Applicants should hold current New Zealand Nursing Council registration and an Annual Practising Certificate, with relevant nursing experience and sound knowledge of professional standards. Community or home-care experience is advantageous. The candidate is expected to communicate effectively, work independently and collaboratively, manage changing priorities, protect patient confidentiality, and demonstrate compassion, reliability, cultural awareness, and a strong commitment to quality and safety. A full or appropriate driver licence may be required for community-based visits.

About the employer

Healthcare New Zealand is a major provider of health and disability support services across New Zealand. The organisation delivers care in homes, communities, residential settings, and other healthcare environments, supporting people to live safely, independently, and with dignity. Its services may include nursing, rehabilitation, mental health support, aged care, disability assistance, and community-based care. Healthcare New Zealand works with clients, whānau, clinicians, government agencies, and community partners to provide practical and clinically appropriate support. Employees are generally expected to uphold professional standards, respect individual choice, and contribute to inclusive, culturally responsive care. For nurses, the organisation can offer opportunities to work with diverse client groups and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams. Exact duties, benefits, and employment arrangements vary by vacancy and region.