POU ĀRAHI / ACC NAVIGATOR
Full-Time | Fixed Term, 6-Months | Commencing January 2026
Are you passionate about working with whānau and making a meaningful difference in your community?
We are seeking a motivated, people-focused Pou Ārahi / ACC Navigator to join our team on a six-month fixed-term basis to cover parental leave. This role involves working closely with whānau to provide guidance and support in navigating ACC services.
The ideal candidate will have demonstrated experience in whānau-centred practice, with a sound understanding of Māori health models including Te Whare Tapa Whā and Whānau Ora. The ability to engage effectively with whānau is essential, and proficiency in te reo Māori me ōna tikanga is highly desirable. A Level 4 qualification in Hauora or a related field, along with experience working with ACC or other Crown agencies, will be advantageous. A full driver’s licence and the ability to pass a police background check are required.
Applications close Sunday 4th January 2026
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GP and Rural Hospital Doctor – Locum or Permanent opportunities providing comprehensive, integrated primary and secondary health services through our community clinics and rural hospital. Cornerstone accredited. Training available for those looking to expand their practice in rural medicine. Medical Officer Position Description
Rural Registrar Placement: broaden your skillset through exposure to a wide variety of presentations working within a close-knit, supportive team. Rural Hospital – level 2 and Rural General Practice runs can be carried out in tandem over a 12-month placement.
Applicants must be registered with the Medical Council of New Zealand to practice as a Doctor in New Zealand. Accommodation provided.
NURSING OPPORTUNITIES
Registered Nurse: support a diverse range of patients across accident and emergency, acute inpatient, and hospital level residential care across a 24/7 shift roster.
Community Health Nurse: undertake a wide range of nursing duties in our rural community including district nursing, public health nursing, practice nursing, well child nursing and palliative care.
Nurse Practitioner: demonstrate nursing leadership and provide clinical advice, care, and education. Place whānau at the centre of care, exploring health and wellbeing concerns, preferences, health behaviours, attitudes and priorities using a Kaupapa Māori strengths-based approach.
Ideal candidates will have at least 2 years’ experience, however applications are welcome from new graduates. Previous experience in a rural setting or Māori health provider is desirable. You’ll need a current drivers license and practicing certificate, with the ability to pass a police background check.
HOW TO APPLY
To find out more or to apply for any of our vacancies, email our People and Capability team at: HR@hauorahokianga.org.nz