What Ever It Takes Home-Based Rehabilitation Services is hiring a full-time Kaiawhina Hauora role in Mount Albert, Auckland. Apply now to be part of our team.

Requirements for this role:

• Flexible hours available
• 2-3 years of relevant work experience required for this role
• Expected salary: $28.25 - $30 per hour

Kaiawhina Hauora (Complex) - Auckland

Type of Work: Permanent, Full-time 

Pay: $28.25 - $30 per hour

Minimum Guaranteed Hours: 30 hours per week

Job Location: Auckland

Days of Work Required: Monday to Sunday

Anei matou e tu mahaki nei, hei manga imo nga take Hauora I raro I te maru o What Ever It Takes Home Based Rehabilitation Services Limited – u ki te whanau

We apply a comprehensive support structure throughout a distinctive model of practice, Ngakau Purotu, to empower whanau to be able to live the best quality life they can while facilitating a pathway to overcome adversities.

 We are on the lookout for energetic, enthusiastic, forward-thinking Kaiawhina Hauora (Complex Care).

 The people you will support require guidance towards achieving their Tumanako (goals).

 Job Description tasks include:

•  Client management and implementation of complex attendant care tasks in line with customised plans and best clinical practice
• Implementation of Whanau Ora plans
• Implementation of Whanau ora practice and philosophy, through WEIT’s model of practice 
• Coordination and implementation of support living tasks and activities
• Participation and engagement in multi-disciplinary meetings  
• Data capture, analysis, through WEIT’s unique PRMS IAwhi.
• Maintaining health and summary case records and reporting
• Support with communication requirements, including interpreting, and supporting client / whanau voice
• Facilitation and access to health care services  

 Please feel free to register your interest if you have:

Minimum Qualifications, Skills, and Experience: NZQA Level 4 qualification in health and disability or Maori development, or 2 years experience in health, disability or a similar field. 

Proficiency in tikanga Māori and/or cultural models of practice, and demonstrating the influence of manaakitanga and whakawhanaungatanga and the importance these principles play in the journey to recovery, is essential.

Your passion for breaking down barriers that prevent people from living life to the fullest and inspiring others will be rewarded by training, a competitive hourly rate and the opportunity to work within a supportive, values-driven and collective team and organisation.

 This role at times will be both challenging and emotionally charged, so you will need to tap into your kete of resilience and compassion, but in return you will be rewarded with the knowledge you are making a real difference to the lives of clients and their whanau.