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Job Offer: Casual Field Interviewer – Pacific Focus:UniServicesJob description:Job DescriptionGrowing Up in New Zealand – Research with children & families»Casual –8 month contract –22November 2021 to end of July 2022 »Part time – up to 20 hours per week (weekend and mid afternoon / early evening work) »Clean NZ Driver’s licence and own vehicle required »Job location: Predominantly Auckland, working in the house with regular team meetings, approximately 9 months data collection wave M?l? e lelei, Talofa lava, Kia orana, Ni sa bula vinaka Growing Up in New Zealandis a ground-breaking study led by University of Auckland that is following over 6,000 children and their families from late pregnancy until they are adults. Information technology aims to understand their needs, life practices and aspirations, and provides vital evidence to decision makers to help make New Zealand a greater place for our children. More information aboutGrowing Up in New Zealandis available atwww.growingup.co.nz You will be joining a passionate field team who are confident with engaging with Pasifika study participants and their families, gathering interview data using an online toolie. digital software alongside face-to-face interviews and observations in private homes in locations within the Auckland and Counties-Manukau region. You will genuinely embrace our commitment to support the connection and engagement ofGrowing Up in New ZealandPasifika study participants. In this varied and interesting position, the primary focus of the field team function will be locating and retaining study participants, scheduling home visits, and gathering interview data face-to-face or online as required. As part of this function you will promote the study during the interview process and leave participants feeling valued and aware of their future involvement as part of this important longitudinal study. this function requires excellent knowledge and relationships with Pasifika families residing within the study boundaries, be a fluent speaker of a Pacific language and have previous practice working within Pacific communities. An knowledgeand commitment to the cultural values of those from different cultureswill be essential.You will have a high level of computer expertise, knowledge of the Microsoft Office suite and the capability to be trained in ourCustomerManagementSystem. A clear command of written and spoken English will also contribute to the success of this function. You will need to have excellent interpersonal expertise and the capability to engage with participants (not exclusive to Pasifika families) in an enthusiastic and positive manner is essential. You will need to have: » Have the legal right to work in New Zealand » Have a currentfullor restricted driver’s licence and full access to a roadworthy vehicle » capability to commit to the duration of the contract » Have the capability to work evenings and weekends » Have the capability to attend all training days (6 days) alongside completing an online training course » be comfortable using a laptop, software and web-located applications Growing Up in New Zealandis a landmark project lead by the University of Auckland and managed by Auckland UniServices Ltd and you will receive full training, competitive remuneration and continuing support as part of a large multidisciplinary team. Please apply by clicking the ‘apply now’ button and follow the steps to attach your CV and covering letter. this function closes Friday12thNovember 2021 at 5pm. A copy of the job description is attached. Uniservices is committed to the protection and wellbeing of children. this function is classified as a Children’s Worker function under the Vulnerable Children Act 2014. As such candidates will be required to undergo police vetting prior to commencing employment. Appointment will be subject to a satisfactory police check. How to submit the application:Please click on this link and click Apply Casual Field InterviewerSkills:
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