Home Care Roster & Scheduling Coordinator

Qjumpers; Hastings; Sur place; NZD 48 000 - 64 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

5 weeks annual leave

Health Insurance

Life insurance

Birthday leave

Competitive salary

Résumé du poste

Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga is seeking a proactive Roster Co-ordinator for its Home Care Support Service in Hastings. You will work with the Team Manager, Registered Nurses and Support Workers to ensure daily homecare visits are covered, rosters are current, and families are kept informed.

The role requires administration experience, calm communication, and a willingness to learn Te Reo and tikanga. A Full Driver’s licence is essential.

Qualifications

• Ideally a Level 3 or 4 Health & Wellbeing certificate or equivalent.
• Experience in administration and coordinating multiple tasks.
• Strong communication and people skills.
• Calm, mature approach to day-to-day changes.
• Experience in providing professional homecare.
• Understanding Te Reo and tikanga or willingness to learn.
• Full valid driver’s licence.

Responsabilités

• Coordinate day-to-day homecare visits with Support Workers.
• Schedule cares and assessments and update rosters.
• Maintain regular communication with whānau, Support Workers, and nurses.
• Provide administrative support to the service.
• Occasionally cover cares when a carer cannot be found.

Connaissances

Administration & coordination

Communication & people skills

Calm under pressure

Homecare experience

Te Reo & tikanga awareness

Driver's licence

Formation

Level 3–4 Health & Wellbeing certificate or equivalent

Description du poste

Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga is seeking a proactive Roster Co-ordinator for its Home Care Support Service in Hastings. You will work with the Team Manager, Registered Nurses and Support Workers to ensure daily homecare visits are covered, rosters are current, and families are kept informed.

The role requires administration experience, calm communication, and a willingness to learn Te Reo and tikanga. A Full Driver’s licence is essential.