Casual Registered Nurse Inpatient Unit Waipuna Hospice is the sole provider of specialist palliative care in the rapidly growing Western Bay of Plenty and as well as having an established inpatient unit we support a large community team. We invite applications from experienced Registered Nurses to join our Inpatient Unit team on a casual basis…
Fixed term for 1 year (0.8 FTE) Are you a Registered Nurse currently working within New Zealand who would love the opportunity to gain experience and knowledge working in palliative care? We have an opportunity for a registered nurse with 3 years post graduate experience to receive extensive training and coaching in both our Inpatient…
Are you a compassionate, organised person with a good level of physical fitness, a clean driver’s licence and experience in goods delivery? Waipuna Hospice Charity Shops are an essential component of our fundraising effort and we are looking for a special person to coordinate the pickup and delivery of donated goods for our Charity shops…
ROLE An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Store person to join our team at the Fraser Street Charity Shop for 22 hours per week. This position will work closely with our Store Manager to ensure that the shop runs efficiently. ABOUT US Waipuna Hospice is the sole provider of specialist community palliative care in…
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an Assistant Shop Manager to join our team for 13 hours per week in our Greerton Retail Store. This position will work closely with our Store Manager and work with the volunteers to present and sell donated goods and contribute to the Waipuna Hospice using Waipuna Core Values. About…
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Health & Safety Administrator to join our team for 16+ hours per week. This position will work closely with our Director of HR & Operations to provide a wide range of functions for the Waipuna Hospice Health and Safety Programme. About Us Waipuna Hospice is the sole provider…
Issue 68 of Waipuna Connections, Spring 2018 Want to know more about what’s been happening at Waipuna Hospice this past quarter? Read below to find out more, or download a copy here Issue 68 Waipuna Connections Spring 2018
We are committed to engaging with family and whanau, understanding cultural differences, rituals and practices in order to make the experience of every patient and their loved ones, memorable, respectful, complete. The Kai Whakamaru is available to provide support, protection and advocacy for patients and their whanau, throughout their hospice journey, ensuring your cultural, emotional,…
Part of our service is providing specialist support for children, adolescents and families throughout the time of care and beyond. There are a number of ways we provide this support depending on the specific needs of children, adolescents and families, such as: Providing parents and caregivers with information and access to resources Counselling support for…
“Life never ceases to have meaning.” This small group programme offers the opportunity for patients facing similar challenges to explore concepts of meaning in a safe, supported environment. Trained Meaning Centred group facilitators Debbie Penlington and Colleen Kendrick were trained at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Centre in New York. The group will explore: Identity…