Registrar - Population Health

UPANE KA UPANE, WHITI TE RA! 
Advancing together into a brighter future

Ko wai mātou | About us

Well, it’s not actually about us at all.  It’s about the people and communities we serve.  Ngāti Toa is a vibrant and influential iwi, firmly grounded in our cultural identity.  And we’re paddling our own waka forward in leading significant change in enhancing the mana, wellbeing and prosperity of Ngāti Toa and the communities in which we thrive.

Ko te tīmā | About the team

You will join a team of medical professionals who are dedicated to the well-being of our communities. Our unique practice and operating model means that as a Rūnanga, we have a broad range of services (dental, community health and social work connections) that place people at the very heart of our work..

Ko te tūranga mahi | About the role

Terms: Fixed-Term

Based: Porirua

The Registrar – Population Health plays a supporting role in specific strategies that align with the locality programme for the rōhe of Porirua. Responsibilities include:

• Lead and manage a range of projects and tasks.

• Work with key leaders of the locality programme and deliver outcomes that align with the goals and aspirations of the locality.

• Navigate business and clinical environments, ensuring a practice that aligns with the appropriate systems and desired strategic approach.

Ko ngā wheako ōu | About you

Well, after hearing about us and about the role, you’ll know whether you’re the right person, and whether now is the right time for you. Your high-level experience and professional expertise in Population Health is a given, and you will be excited to engage and learn alongside Ngāti Toa. Further skills and attributes you will bring with you include:

• Relevant professional experience, and be supported with relevant qualifications – specifically, a medical degree, and a Master’s in Public Health.

• Registration in general scope with the Medical Council of New Zealand.

• IT proficiency

• A strong understanding of the significance and obligations under Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and how to apply Te Tiriti principles in a meaningful way.

But the thing that will really stand out is your love for the work, and the people. The Rūnanga is a diverse and inclusive organisation positioned to understand and serve our communities. So you’ll be ready to give your best in the service of others, in areas that matter.

And in return for your hard work, we can offer you:

• Work / Life Balance;

• Modern environment with friendly team;

• Kaimahi centred discounts across banking and wellbeing activities;

• Commitment to professional development;

• The opportunity to serve our iwi and community aspirations – to be a part of a bigger purpose.

Excited? We are – because we’re up to big things! If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you. Get in touch with Jodi Watene on 021 288 5688.

Application process options: Applications will close 6 May 2024.