Registered Nurse - Community Palliative Care Full-time Job

About Mercy Hospice

Mercy Hospice, an industry leader in palliative care, has been providing specialized care for over 40 years. The hospice operates an in-patient unit and a community nursing team, offering patient-centered care to individuals and families in the Auckland area. Rooted in the values of Dignity, Compassion, Respect, Advocacy, and Guardianship, Mercy Hospice embraces diversity and inclusivity in serving individuals of all backgrounds.

Job Opportunity: Registered Nurse Community Palliative Care (CPC)

Mercy Hospice is currently seeking compassionate and skilled Registered Nurses to join their Community Palliative Care team in Ponsonby. The role involves delivering quality, specialist, and holistic nursing care to patients and their families/whanau. As an inclusive employer, Mercy Hospice offers a range of benefits to its staff, including professional development opportunities, on-site parking, and IT support.

Key Responsibilities and Qualifications

As a Registered Nurse in the Community Palliative Care team, key responsibilities include providing support and education to the patient's healthcare team, demonstrating adaptability, and delivering holistic palliative care. The ideal candidate will possess a current NZ Annual Practising Certificate, a minimum of 2 years of nursing experience, and a passion for palliative care. Additionally, computer literacy and a full NZ Driver's License are required for the role.

How to Apply

If you are interested in joining the Mercy Hospice team as a Registered Nurse in Community Palliative Care, please submit your CV and a cover letter via the Seek advert. For more information or to inquire about the role, contact Sandra Notley, Nurse Practitioner, Clinical Manager of the Community Team. Mercy Hospice requires all staff to have received the primary COVID-19 vaccinations and encourages adherence to Ministry of Health guidelines for booster vaccinations.

Closing Statement

At Mercy Hospice, staff wellbeing and teamwork are central to the organization's ethos. The hospice's continued success is attributed to the dedication of its staff, volunteers, and supporters who uphold the mission and values established by the Sisters of Mercy. Joining the Mercy Hospice team means becoming part of a community that values compassion, respect, and excellence in palliative care.