Access Community Health stands as a leading provider of home-based healthcare and support in New Zealand.
We are a 4,000 person-strong team in an organisation which has been at the forefront of community health since the 1920s.
Our nurses and support workers provide services to more than 20,000 people.
And we listen to each one of them, because we genuinely care.
'A better day, every day'Each Tangata will have individual care requirements, and you will support them with all elements of daily living such as:Personal careFood preparationMobilityBowel/urinary continence careMedicationGenuinely love working with people who need support and seeing them thriveBe intuitive and responsive to people's feelings and needsBe open to working alongside families to create a good life for the clientThe right to work in New ZealandFull/restricted driver's licenseBe available to every second work weekendThe ability to drive up to an hour to and from your tangataProvide flexibility to sleepover or wakeoverAvailable to travel between Taupo and MangakinoBenefits:$1.00 per hour extra in your pay for weekend work!Access Community Healthcare are leading the way, we see Support Work as a professional career path and we have built a career path framework to nurture your professionWe will nurture your career from a comprehensive 4 week induction that includes buddying and study as well as real-time placement in the communityGaining qualifications which are competency based and Industry recognised though our partners Careerforce, subsidised by Access Community HealthcareAccess to exclusive discounts for major retailers such as Harvey Norman and Noel Leeming via our Perks AppAccess Community Health/Uru Àtea has a mission to create a better day, every day for thousands of people throughout Aotearoa to live independently in their own homes and communities.Support Workers are welcomed into essential skills with our paid induction program and hands-on buddying, giving you the chance to enroll in a recognised vocational qualification in health and wellbeing through Te Pukenga/Careerforce.
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