Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora - Southern Careers
He aha te mea nui o te ao. He tāngata, he tāngata, he tāngata
What is the most important thing in the world? It is people, it is people, it is people.
Nestled in the heart of the South Island, Health NZ Southern cares for over 350,000 New Zealanders. From smaller rural hospitals, to one of the country’s largest trauma centres, you’ll find stand-out facilities in a stunning part of the world. You’ll also fit in with our friendly team and strong community-feel - we're a place where co-workers become friends.
You’ll also get to make the most of our lifestyle offerings – from snowy mountains, to vast lakes and rushing rivers, we really have it all. Read on to find out more!
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Fit in and stand-out in Dunedin
Here in the great small city of Dunedin, the gateway to Central Otago, look forward to finding your ideal career fit, in our modern, innovative city hospital setting.
Join us as we grow our capacity and capability as we build our new hospital. You'll be part of a passionate, supportive, and highly professional team – people who love what they do and where they're doing it.
With an unbeatable combination of professional and lifestyle opportunities for you and your family, We're ready to welcome you, and we're looking forward to telling you more about what's waiting for you here in Dunedin.
Fit in and stand-out in Southland
Here in Southland look forward to finding your ideal career fit, here in our modern, innovative hospital setting.
You'll be part of a passionate, supportive and highly professional team – people who love what they do and where they're doing it.
We're ready to welcome you, and we're looking forward to telling you more about what's waiting for you here in Invercargill.
If we were in your shoes, we’d want to hear more from someone just like you.
Meet Wendy Berg, she moved here with her family from Liverpool in 2007 to work in Dunedin as an ICU Nurse. What she found was more than just a job in one of the best equipped Critical Care Units in the country. She found a new way of working and living, balancing the beauty of the outdoors alongside the benefits of city-life, and a workplace that offered a community-feel while being a world-class facility.