We’re always interested in hearing from people who would like to work with us. Our vacancies are usually listed on seek.co.nz, otherwise please have a look at the vacancies listed below or email us at hr@northhavenhospice.org.nz . From time to time we also place our vacancies on our Facebook page.
North Haven Hospice is entering an exciting period of investment for growth. New roles are crucial to the future success of the organization and offers the right person recognition, support, and the opportunity to match experience and skills with a passion for giving back.
We currently have open positions listed below. If you are interested in any of these roles, please feel free to get in touch.
The position of Registered Nurse (Casual) encompasses the following key areas of responsibility:
North Haven Hospice has developed a set of values that provide a framework for shaping and building our future. There is a clear expectation that all staff will demonstrate these behaviours in their interactions with patients, families/whanau, other staff, and the wider community.
Integrity Tu Tangata - Integrity requires courage, strength and commitment – it builds trust and trust creates a solid foundation from which respect can grow
Compassion Aroha - Compassion requires partnership and genuine engagement – it is caring and empathy in action
Respect Whakaute - When we treat people with respect we affirm dignity and a sense of self-worth
Excellence Te Hiranga - A culture of excellence inspires confidence, supports learning, and encourages innovation
Teamwork Mahitahi - Teamwork means creating a culture that values collaboration and a belief that better outcomes are achieved if we work together co-operatively and harmoniously
Stewardship Kaitiakitanga - Trustworthiness as an organisation and accountability to the community is shown through the careful management of all resources entrusted to us
Our Core Requirements:
Know, uphold and model the values, philosophy, policies and standards of North Haven Hospice and current recommended best practice standards relevant to the position.
Keep informed about and comply with legal and regulatory requirements including any code of conduct relevant to the position.
Honour the Treaty of Waitangi, respecting the beliefs and values of those who identify as Maori, supporting tikanga practices as they are incorporated into hospice care and services.
Respect the beliefs and values of all people including those of particular cultural, religious, social and/or ethnic groups.
Participate in performance review and development, including attending training relevant to the position.
Act as an ambassador for hospice in the community through work and own social networks whilst maintaining the confidentiality of individuals and not acting or speaking on behalf of or representing North Haven Hospice unless so authorised by the Chief Executive Officer.
Essential: New Zealand Registered Nurse. Must have a current practising certificate as well as a Current NZ Class 1 (motor car) driver’s licence. At least 2 years post registration nursing experience and experience working in palliative care nursing.
Desirable: Relevant post-graduate qualification or working towards.
SKILLS AND PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES:
1. Ability to build and maintain professional and respectful working relationships.
2. Good verbal and written communication skills as well as computer literacy required.
3. Ability to deal with complex and challenging situations.
4. Accountability for own actions.
5. Ability to work independently and as a member of the multi-disciplinary team.
6. Well organised with the ability to prioritise.
7. High level of integrity and confidentiality.
8. Ability to reflect on own practice.
9. Demonstrated commitment to excellence in clinical practice and patient/family focused care, commitment to ongoing professional development.
Should this role be what you are looking for right now, please apply here or contact hr@northhavenhospice.org.nz for more information.
We are offering a unique opportunity for a Registered Nurse to join our inspiring Community Team at North Haven Hospice who make a profound difference everyday delivering holistic, patient-centred care to patients and their whānau (families) within Tai Tokerau.
Staff Benefits:
o Working collaboratively with a wide range of MDT Specialists.
o Paid clinical supervision is offered to all clinical staff.
o Ongoing education offered around holistic, wrap around care.
o Free onsite parking.
o Free EAP counselling service offered to all staff.
About the Role & Your Impact
North Haven Hospice provides high quality care to people living with a life limiting or life-threatening conditions across the Whangārei and southeast Kaipara Districts. Our care is provided across all settings – including the home, outpatient clinics, Whangarei Base Hospital and within our specialist North Haven Hospice Inpatient Unit.
We walk alongside the hospital, and the wider service that patients are engaged with. We work collaboratively with our communities and have an amazing team of specialist doctors, nurses, therapists, family support staff and volunteers.
Our Community Nursing Service is often the first point of contact with the Palliative care services of North Haven Hospice, and we aim to provide high quality nursing care and wrap around services, utilising our resources within North Haven Hospice. Within the greater Whangarei locality our community nursing team provide all aspects of community nursing services, in addition to psychosocial and advisory support.
Key responsibilities include:
About North Haven Hospice
North Haven Hospice has been a cornerstone of the Whangārei community for years, guided by strong values of Aroha – Compassion, Mahitahi – A Team United, Whakatau - Respect , Tu Tangata – Integrity and Te Hiringa – Excellence, that inspires confidence and supports ongoing professional development.
Join us and align your skills with a passion for giving back to the community.
What You'll Bring
We are looking for a professional who demonstrates commitment to excellence in clinical practice and patient-focused care.
Essential:
Desirable:
For more information please contact hr@northhavenhospice.org.nz or apply online here.
Are you a compassionate Enrolled Nurse with a heart for palliative care? Do you thrive in a supportive, respectful environment where your skills make a meaningful difference every day?
We are delighted to introduce a new opportunity within our Inpatient Unit (IPU) nursing team — a role designed to make a genuine difference in the lives of patients and provide essential support to their families and whānau.
This part-time position (am and pm shifts only)offers the chance to deliver compassionate, personalised care to individuals living with life-limiting conditions. We are seeking a dedicated Enrolled Nurse who is passionate about palliative care and committed to working collaboratively within a supportive, values-driven team.
At North Haven Hospice we work collaboratively with other services to develop an understanding of, and to practice, quality supportive care in our community for those with a terminal illness or life-limiting condition.
Our mission embraces kindness, personalised, and specialised end-of-life care, respecting individual choices. Whether you are a patient, a family member, or a dedicated staff member, we care about you. We invite you to join our team and contribute to funding the diverse journey of care we provide to those who need it most.
Nature of the role / te āhuatanga o te tūranga
You will be working within a supportive, values driven team who are passionate about palliative care. In this role you will:
· Practice safely and professionally, guided by clinical, cultural, ethical, and legislative standards in palliative care nursing.
· Deliver thoughtful, effective care to individuals with complex needs, ensuring dignity and comfort at every stage.
· Build therapeutic relationships through kind, clear communication with patients, families, whānau, and our interdisciplinary team.
· Contribute to quality improvement, helping us continuously enhance the delivery of specialist palliative care.
· Uphold core organisational responsibilities, supporting a culture of excellence, safety, and compassion.
What you will bring / ngā pūkenga mō tēneitūranga
To be considered for this role, you will need to be a New Zealand Registered Enrolled Nurse with a minimum of 2years’ experience, and current Annual Practising Certificate (APC).
But we are also looking for that extra something special — someone who:
· Has experience or a genuine interest in palliative care
· Communicates with warmth, clarity, and professionalism
· Thrives in a collaborative team environment
· Brings a caring, compassionate approach to every interaction
What we offer/ ka taea e mātou te tuku
· A nurturing, inclusive team environment
· Opportunities for professional growth and development
· A workplace where your voice and care truly matter
If you are ready to bring your empathy, expertise, and energy to a place where every moment counts, we would love to hear from you.
Applications close on Monday, 17 November 2025 - please email hr@northhavenhospice.org.nz
We don’t care for patients; we care for people.
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