Community Nurse

Closing on: Aug 17, 2025

We are searching for a Nurse to Join our Team!

Job Title: Community Nurse – Whānau Health & Home Support Assessments
Location: Whaioranga Trust – 531 Welcome Bay Road, Tauranga
Reports To: Manager
Hours: 30 hours per week

Remuneration: $36-$45 per hour (dependant on experience), Support with Further Study!
Employment Type:
Part-time Permanent

Purpose of the Role

To provide culturally responsive nursing through the assessment of home-based support referrals for age-related disabilities and the delivery of community-based health checks. This role prioritises equitable outcomes for whānau Māori and ensures that services are delivered in a manner that upholds mana, fosters whanaungatanga, and supports holistic wellbeing.

Key Responsibilities

  1. Home-Based Support Assessments – completing clinical assessments in disabilities sector to assess for home based support services
  2. Community-Based Health Checks – conduct health and wellbeing assessments for whanau, screen for long-term conditions, actively target and engage with whānau Māori, ensuring an increase in accessibility
  3. Clinical Guidance & Support – provide clinical guidance to teams, ensuring practice aligns with clinical and cultural safety, strengthen quality improvement and care delivery

Qualifications and Experience

  • Registered Nurse with current APC (NZNC)
  • Minimum 2 years’ experience in community, primary care, or aged care nursing
  • Experience working with Māori communities and understanding of tikanga Māori preferred
  • Experience in team-based or supervisory roles an advantage
  • Knowledge of home-based support services and NASC assessment processes an advantage
  • Current NZ driver’s licence
  • Completed or looking to study towards a post graduate certificate in nursing

Skills and Attributes

  • Strong clinical assessment and care planning skills
  • Ability to lead and support others clinically
  • Culturally safe, respectful, and relationship-focused
  • Excellent communication and documentation skills
  • Able to work independently and as part of a kaupapa Māori health team
  • Confident using digital health systems (e.g. InterRAI and other CMS systems)

Commitment to Kaupapa Māori Values

  • Uphold and practise the values of the Trust
  • Be guided by principles of equity, partnership, and tino rangatiratanga
  • Be open to engaging in te reo Māori and tikanga practices within your role

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