Tēnā koutou katoa.
Kei te rapu a Te Korowai Atawhai (Mercy Hospice) i tetahi kaimahi hei Registered Nurse.
Nōreira, mauria mai tou matauranga, ou pūkenga me to aroha ki tēnei tūranga.
Mercy Hospice delivers specialist palliative care to people in central Auckland catchment living with life-limiting illness. We focus on enhancing quality of life and supporting families and whānau through compassionate, holistic care that meets physical, emotional, social, cultural, and spiritual needs.
As a RN at Mercy Hospice, you will be a valuable member of our inclusive, supportive, and highly experienced CPC team based in Ponsonby.
Te tūranga / The role
As a CPC Nurse, you will:
Provide comprehensive nursing assessment, care planning, and symptom management for people with life‑limiting illness in the community
Work collaboratively with the multidisciplinary team and other members of a patient’s health care team to deliver coordinated, high quality, holistic palliative care
Promote comfort, choice, and quality of life while respecting individual values and wishes
You’ll provide support and education to other members of a patient’s health care team, including practice nurses, district nurses and aged residential care facilities
Contribute to after‑hours/on‑call services as part of a supportive roster
Ngā Awhina mōku / Benefits you will enjoy:
Permanent part time role, 32 hours per week (0.8 FTE)
Full support with orientation as well as an individual training plan specific to your needs
Professional supervision FULLY FUNDED
Professional development opportunities from internal and external training providers
Ample FREE PARKING on site at Mercy Hospice
Tools of the trade, tablet and mobile phone with full IT support and cyber security across all devices.
Allocated use of work vehicle with personal use within the Auckland area
Flexible rostering with most shifts Monday-Friday and some on-call and weekend shifts
Ngā pūkenga e hiahiatia / Skills you’ll bring to the role:
Current NZ Annual Practising Certificate
Minimum 2 years’ nursing experience (palliative care, community, oncology, aged care, primary care preferred)
A compassionate, culturally responsive, and patient‑centred approach
Strong assessment, clinical reasoning, and communication skills
Adaptability, able to work autonomously and to collaborate as part of the multidisciplinary team
Computer literacy
Current full NZ Drivers Licence
For more information and an informal chat about the RN CPC role contact Sandra Notley, Nurse Practitioner, Clinical Manager – Community Team on 09 376 7564 or [email protected]
To apply for this role, please submit your CV and a Cover letter via our advert on Seek.
For a copy of the position description for this role, please email Hannah Roughton: [email protected]
Your story could be part of ours
Our mission and values have their roots in the work of our founder, Catherine McAuley of the Sisters of Mercy in Dublin, Ireland.
In the tradition of this heritage, we love working with people from all life stages, every culture, ethnicity, creed, and orientation.
We place staff wellbeing and teamwork at the core of your experience as an employee at Mercy.
The hospice flourishes today because of our staff, volunteers, and benefactors, who continue to uphold and live our mission and values.
Applications close when a suitable applicant has been found.