Fixed-term Community Wound Care Nurse - Auckland

Access Community Health; Auckland; On-site; NZD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Access Community Health in Auckland is seeking a community wound care nurse for a fixed-term role. You will deliver wound care in clients' homes, develop personalised support plans, and work with a network of registered health professionals to achieve the best outcomes.

Flexible options are available for part-time or full-time, fixed-term or permanent roles, with travel across Hamilton and the wider region.

Qualifications

• Registered or enrolled nurse with a current practicing certificate.
• Minimum 4 years of experience.
• Strong team player with the ability to build professional relationships within the community.
• Ability to plan and organise caseloads, set priorities and meet deadlines.
• A current full driver's license is essential.
• Digital confidence with using apps and computers.

Responsibilities

• Deliver essential healthcare services and wound care management.
• Develop and oversee personalized support plans.
• Visit clients in their homes, workplaces or places of study.
• Collaborate with a network of registered health professionals to achieve outcomes.

Skills

Registered Nurse

4+ years experience

Team player

Caseload management

Driver's license

Digital literacy

Job description

Fixed-term Community Wound Care Nurse - Auckland

Access Community Health – Auckland, North Island

Kowaimātou? | Who are we?

Total Care Health, the specialist nursing division of Access CommunityHealth,is a leading and trusted provider of wound care services to ACC.Our nurses focus on wound care management and other specialist clinical services such as catheter care and IV treatment management.

We are on a mission to help create a better day, every dayfor all our clients.

He kōrerowhakamāramamōtēneitūranga| About the role

Join our diverse nursing community and make a meaningful impact in the lives of others. You will deliver essential healthcare services,developand oversee personalized support plans. Working alongside a network of registered health professionals,you'llplay a key role in achieving the best outcomes for clients. Each day will offer new experiences as you visit clients in their homes, workplaces, or places of study, ensuring no two days are the same.

This is a role that can be flexible for the right candidate - part-time or full-time, fixed-term of permanent, we can tailor our hours to suit you! Travel is required across Hamilton and the wider region.

Ngātohungatangamōtēneitūranga| Desired skills and experience

• Registered or enrolled nurse with a current practicing certificate.
• Minimum 4 years of experience
• Strong teamplayer with the ability to build professional relationships within the community.
• The ability to plan and organise caseloads effectively, toestablishpriorities and meet deadlines in a demanding, client focused environment. Ability to self-manage and handle a busy workload.
• A current full driver's license is essential.
• Digital confidence with using apps and computers

He aha aimātou? | Why Us?

• Education - We offer regular in-service education to ensure continuous professional development including a comprehensive induction and preceptor programme
• Support –our dedicated Clinical Nurse Leaders are hugely experienced and here to help
• Fulfilment –a huge varietyof jobs and wide range of responsibilities caring for peopleof allwalks of lifein our community
• Technology -provide assessment of acute and complex wounds using products that are at the leading edge of the wound management process
• Collaborative Culture: We believe in working together and supporting each other, helping you build the right skills and do the right thing for our clients

Every day we aim to make a positive difference in our communities around Aotearoa

If you are an experienced community RNwith a minimumof 4 years post graduate experience, and hold a current, clean full drivers' license