Registered Nurse

Oceania; Auckland; On-site; NZD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Learning and development opportunities

Job summary

The Helier by Oceania in St Heliers, Auckland, is offering a Registered Nurse role dedicated to delivering exceptional clinical care and compassionate support to residents and their whānau. You will provide clinical leadership, oversee assessments, and ensure adherence to high-quality care standards within a private aged care setting.

Join a team committed to continuous development and resident wellbeing. You’ll build strong relationships, support care staff, and contribute to a culture of

Qualifications

• Registered Nurse with NCNZ registration in New Zealand.
• Current NCNZ annual practicing certificate.
• Understanding of aged care and resident confidentiality.
• Ability to make critical decisions independently.
• Positive can-do attitude and compassion.

Responsibilities

• Lead a Primary Nursing Care Model that is resident-focused, providing holistic, individualised care to residents, ensuring a culture of excellence.
• Provide comprehensive nursing assessments and interventions, both independently and collaboratively.
• Develop strong relationships with residents, providing them with upmost care and attentiveness.
• Provide leadership and guidance to care staff and team members.
• Have an ongoing commitment to personal and professional development growth.
• Flexibility to work on a rostered shift basis.

Skills

Leadership

Autonomy

Resident-focused care

Communication

Education

Registered Nurse (NCNZ)

Job description

The Helier by Oceania is world-class, luxury retirement living, nestled in the heart of St Heliers, committed to providing residents with exceptional clinical and compassionate care.

As a Registered Nurse at The Helier, you are passionate and caring for every person you work with. You’ll provide clinical leadership and ensure the highest level of quality care and procedures are being met and maintained. This is a rewarding opportunity in Private Aged Care that’s the first of its kind in New Zealand.

As a Registered Nurse, it is necessary you have:

• Registration in New Zealand with the Nursing Council of New Zealand (NCNZ) as a Registered Nurse.
• A current NCNZ annual practicing certificate.
• A passionate understanding on quality care and consideration for residents and their whānau/families.
• An understanding of the aged care environment and specific challenges or needs.
• Make critical decisions regarding resident care and demonstrating autonomy.
• A positive “can do attitude” always ready to go the extra mile, building connections with the residents and their families/whānau.
• Self‑motivation, initiative, and professional integrity
• Respect for resident confidentiality

You will be responsible for:

• Lead a Primary Nursing Care Model that is resident‑focused, providing holistic, individualised care to the residents, ensuring a culture of excellence is evident.
• Providing comprehensive nursing assessments and interventions, both independently and collaboratively.
• Develop strong relationships with residents, providing them with the upmost care and attentiveness.
• Provide leadership and guidance to care staff and team members.
• Have an ongoing commitment to personal and professional development growth.
• Flexibility to work on a rostered shift basis.

Please note that only applicants who already have a right to work in New Zealand will be considered and applications will be reviewed as they come in so interviews may commence earlier.

Why join Oceania?

At Oceania, we’re proud to be one of New Zealand’s leading providers of retirement living and aged care. Across more than 30 villages, we support over 4,000 residents by creating communities where people feel at home, connected, and well cared for.

Our purpose is simple: to make a difference in every task, every challenge, every day. It’s a purpose that’s brought to life through the way we work:

• We’re one team – We collaborate across teams and functions because together we’re stronger than any individual effort.
• We’re finding better ways – We challenge ourselves to think differently, find creative solutions, and continuously improve.
• We’re committed to care – We put safety and care at the centre of everything we do, creating environments where everyone feels supported.
• We’re proud to deliver – We follow through on our commitments because every task matters, and our residents and families count on us to get it right.

When you join Oceania, you’ll become part of a supportive team where you’ll be encouraged to learn, grow, and make a meaningful contribution every day. In return, we offer competitive pay, ongoing learning and development opportunities, free and confidential wellbeing support, and the chance to build a rewarding career with an organisation that’s making a real difference.

• Oceania does not accept any unsolicited resume referrals from recruitment agencies, or take responsibility for any fees related to unsolicited CVs**