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Job Opportunity: Pou Atawhai – Tikanga M?ori Navigator:Mercy Hospice HRJob description:Job DescriptionWhakautu ki te karanga | Respond to the callTitiro whakamuri, whakarite in?ianei hei h?ngai whakamua Embrace the past, prepare now to shape the future. The whakapapa of Te Korowai Atawhai, Mercy Hospice began with the call from the w?hine M?ori of T?maki-makau-rau, to which the Sisters of Mercy responded in 1849. Today, our mission and values have their roots in the work of these T?puna w?hine – to ensure that all those in our community needing palliative care, receive Information technology with the utmost professional skill and respect. We are committed to ensuring our hauora (wellbeing) services are equitable and delivered in ways that meet the diverse needs of our patients and wh?nau, reflecting our values of: » Tapu o te tangata (dignity) » Aroha (compassion), » Whakanui (respect), » mahi rangatira (Quality) , » Aroha ki te rawakore (advocacy), and » Kaitiakitanga (stewardship). A kaiatawhai function has long been established within our wh?nau and we are evolving how we might enhance this for the future needs of our M?ori wh?nau. Your story could be part of ours; could this be the call for you? Ko koe tenei? | Is this you? Whakawhanaungatanga » A confident communicator, who can – with ease – build and maintain relationships with a diverse range of people. A level of capability to communicate in Te Reo M?ori is desirable. » Someone who thrives in a collaborative team setting. Manaakitanga » A strong advocate who can awhi and tautoko M?ori patients and wh?nau, as part of the Multi-Disciplinary team. » Keen to promote consciousness of end-of-life care, tailored for M?ori. Matauranga » A proactive mentor, ensuring the needs of M?ori are strengthened in end-of-life care. » Contributes to practices that promote equity, challenging inequity. » Contributes to the development and quality improvement initiatives of Mercy Hospice services. The COVID-19 Public Health Resources (Vaccinations) Order 2021 requires all workers who work in the health and discapability sector to be fully vaccinated. This includes facilities such as Mercy Hospice where vulnerable patients are treated.this function will be included within this order, and the prosperous candidate will need to be fully vaccinated. For more information contact Pippa van Paauwe - Social & Community Services Manager on 022 557 4762 orpvanpaauwe@mh.org.nz How to submit the application:To apply for this function, please submit your completed application form with a CV and Cover letter via email to Casey Bell,cbell@mh.org.nz. or apply through our seek adverthttps://www.seek.co.nz/job/54619260Skills:
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