About the role This is an exciting opportunity to be part of our team of Registrant Consultants responsible for assessing applications from internationally qualified nurses (IQNs) and determining whether these meet the requirements for registration as a nurse in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Our friendly, collaborative team is growing and we are currently looking for a number of exceptional people on a full-time,
12-month fixed term basis. Part time work is also a possibility.
There is some flexibility to work from home; however,
this is mostly an office-based role. Day to day you will: - Assess applications for registration from IQNs
- Provide advice and support to queries regarding the pathway to registration
- Work closely with a Senior Registration Consultant to resolve complex issues
- Work within a growing team, supporting one another as needed
Skills & experience You will have an understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and a passion to learn more.
We're looking for someone who brings: - An understanding of the importance of the internationally qualified nurse workforce for healthcare delivery in Aotearoa New Zealand
- A tertiary qualification or extensive experience in an administrative role
- Critical thinking and an eye for detail
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- High level of proficiency with Microsoft Office
- Excellent customer service both internally and externally
- Self-directed and collaborative
About us The Nursing Council of New Zealand is the independent regulator for nurses in New Zealand, with better and safer care for people at its heart.
We have an important mission and working for the Nursing Council is an exciting opportunity for you to use and grow your skills, while working with a team that has a true purpose and take pride in the work they do.
We are values driven and hold these close to our hearts. Our values are:
Ka whakahōnore mātou i tō mātou whakahoatanga Tiriti We honour our Tiriti partnership
Mahi ngātahi ā mana We work collaboratively and with integrity by respecting each other and the nursing profession
Whai haepapa, whai tika We are an accountable, effective and efficient Nursing Council
Arataki, ako, whakapai ake We lead, learn and improve at all levels of the Nursing Council
Wairua tōkeke hauora We set standards, codes of practice including cultural safety expectations that contribute to improved health equity for Māori
As well as a supportive team and collaborative environment, we also offer a great overall package.
If this role sounds like you then we’d love for you to get in contact!
Send us your CV and a cover letter telling us what makes you right for this role. If you have any questions, please contact Nikki Ting on
[email protected].
Applications close when we find the right applicant so don’t delay!