Mō te tūnga | About the role:
As a Registered Nurse at Peacehaven Village, you will ensure the care and clinical needs of our residents are met and lead our Health Care Assistants and Enrolled Nurses to provide great healthcare to our residents.
You will enjoy permanent part time hours (sixty four hours per fortnight), we provide support for our residents 24 hours a day 7 days a week - this role includes weekend work.
Peacehaven is a beautiful and well-maintained rest home and hospital providing short and long term accommodation, dementia care, respite and caregiver support and compassionate palliative care for our 120 residents.
We are privileged to have a devoted team of 150 professionals who diligently strive to create an atmosphere where our residents and their whanau feel genuinely welcomed and at home.
Ngā pūkenga | What you will need to be successful:

• registration as a Registered Nurse with a current APC
• strong interpersonal skills combined with a proactive commitment to fostering strong professional relationships with the entire team, residents, family members, and support services
• positive energy, enthusiastic attitude with a team focus
• inspiring and guiding others to seamlessly coordinate services within the care home, fostering an environment of efficiency and excellence
• 3+ years' experience preferred (but not essential)

Nga kei a mātou | What we offer:

• experience the best of both worlds with us, a supportive environment for achieving work-life balance and competitive wages that recognise your talents and contributions. We understand the importance of rewarding your dedication both personally and professionally
• our people are at the core of everything we do, we are committed to excellence, innovation and shaping a workplace culture that values every individual
• embark on a rewarding career, knowing your contribution truly matters, a path abundant with opportunities for personal and professional growth, continuous learning, and making a meaningful difference
• an opportunity to touch the lives of those who need it most, make a positive impact and make a difference.

Mō mātou | About us:
PSS is a Charitable Trust and Southland’s largest social service and aged care provider.
Embark on a journey with us, where your contributions can truly impact the lives of Southland’s people. Join us and embrace the vibrant cultural diversity and storied heritage of our organisation, it’s the fusion of past and present that defines our uniqueness and shapes our tomorrow.
He aha te mea nui o te ao? He tāngata, he tāngata, he tāngata
What is the most important thing in the world? It is people, it is people, it is people.
At our core is our commitment to those in our care and in our teams, to cultivate a community where individuals are empowered to leverage their unique strengths, feeling included, truly valued and safe.
Why you'll love working here:

• opportunities for personal and professional growth
• a supportive environment for achieving work-life balance and competitive wages that recognise your talents and contributions
• we are committed to excellence, innovation and shaping a workplace culture that values every individual
• a supportive team that cares about you and your family
• enjoy discounts and offers across a range of goods and services!

If caring for people and making a difference in your community is important to you, then don’t delay, apply today.
If you have any queries or you would like a copy of the position description please email jobs@pss.org.nz
(Interviews and appointments with suitably experienced candidates will be conducted prior to closing date, so don't delay apply today!)
Please note to be considered for this role you will need to be in New Zealand and have a current work visa.
Pre-employment checks may include criminal history check, drug and alcohol testing and a medical assessment.