Be welcomed by the team in this purpose built, private surgical hospital.

• Modern purpose built, private surgical hospital, with facilities that are comparable with the best in New Zealand
• The hospital is a charitable trust and all profits are invested back into the hospital ensuring that the best equipment and facilities are maintained. 
• This is a Southern Cross Affiliated Provider and holds orthopaedic, general surgery, skin lesions, endoscopy, urology, ophthalmology, and ENT contracts.
• Fast paced environment where your nursing skills and scope can develop and your career will thrive.  

• Excellent rates of pay in line with MECA
• Free car parking
• Generous PDRP allowance
• 12 days sick leave per year
• Additional allowances for late shift and surgical assistance
• You'll receive excellent orientation and training and access to further professional development. 
• Be part of a highly effective, supportive and  inclusive team

• As a Registered Nurse working in Theatre you will be scrubbing or circulating and ultimately providing safe, efficient and quality patient centred care. 
• Whilst orthopaedic is the main focus, you will also work across a variety of other surgical specialties including ophthalmology, endoscopy and laparoscopic procedures - with different surgeons and teams.
• Work Monday to Friday over morning and afternoon shifts. You would generally be finished by 8pm. No weekend or public holiday work so a great work/life balance is to be had here

• Registered Nurse with a current APC. 
• Recent orthopaedic theatre experience is essential. 
• New Zealand theatre experience is definitely an advantage, preferably 2-3 years
• Ideally you will be a generalist able to work across multiple specialties 
• Professional, eager to learn and highly trainable
• An excellent communicator with brilliant listening skills
• Calm and confident
• Organised, methodical and precise, yet flexible
• Accountable and resilient
• A team player who interacts well with others in this tight knit multidisciplinary team

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