Part-Time Allied Health SACT Pathways Coordinator

Health New Zealand - Te Whatu Ora Capital, Coast & Hutt Valley; Wellington; On-site; NZD 64,000 - 80,000; Part time

Job summary

Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is seeking an experienced Allied Health professional to lead a review of supportive care, pre-habilitation, and rehabilitation services for people receiving Systemic Anti-Cancer Treatment across Capital, Coast, Hutt Valley, and Wairarapa. The role is 0.8FTE (32 hours per week) for up to six months.

You will map existing services, identify gaps and unmet need, and develop recommendations to strengthen pathways and improve access to cancer care for Māori and all

Qualifications

• Registered Allied Health practitioner with current APC.
• At least 5 years clinical practice in an Allied Health role.
• Experience in service/quality or process improvements.
• Understanding of the Treaty of Waitangi and its health implications.
• NZ driver's licence with ability to drive manual/automatic.
• Proficient with workplace technology.
• Strong written and spoken English.

Responsibilities

• Lead a review of supportive care, pre-habilitation and rehabilitation services for SACT patients.
• Map existing services, identify gaps and unmet need.
• Develop recommendations to strengthen pathways and equity of access.
• Coordinate across wider SACT Allied Health work programme and stakeholders.
• Engage with hospital services, NGOs, community providers and private sector; support progress reporting.

Skills

Registered Allied Health practitioner

Clinical experience (5+ years)

Service/Process improvements

Treaty of Waitangi knowledge

NZ Driver's licence

Technology proficiency

English proficiency

Education

Annual Practising Certificate (APC)

Job description

Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is seeking an experienced Allied Health professional to lead a review of supportive care, pre-habilitation, and rehabilitation services for people receiving Systemic Anti-Cancer Treatment across Capital, Coast, Hutt Valley, and Wairarapa. The role is 0.8FTE (32 hours per week) for up to six months.

You will map existing services, identify gaps and unmet need, and develop recommendations to strengthen pathways and improve access to cancer care for Māori and all