
0.6 FTE | Permanent | Masterton, Wairarapa
Make a meaningful difference in the lives of former refugees and their whānau
At Tū Ora Compass Health, we believe in better health through great primary care We are seeking a compassionate, experienced Registered Nurse to join our Refugee Health Service and help support former refugees and new settlers as they begin their lives in the Wairarapa.
This is a unique opportunity to work alongside primary care providers, community organisations and refugee support services to improve health outcomes for some of our region's most vulnerable communities.
About the role
As our Registered Nurse, Refugee Health Service, you will provide culturally responsive nursing care and support to former refugees and their whānau. Working collaboratively with general practices, community providers and the wider health system, you will help ensure individuals receive timely access to the health services they need. This role is community based and will involve home visits and some navigation to access some medical care.
Key responsibilities include:
About you
To be successful in this role, you will bring:
Why join us?
At Tū Ora Compass Health, you'll join a values-based organisation committed to improving health outcomes across the Greater Wellington region.
We offer:
How to Apply
To apply for this role, please click 'apply' below or go to https://tuora.org.nz, click on our careers vacancy page and click 'apply' at the bottom of the role advert.
Kindly note that applications will be exclusively accepted through our website, and we kindly request refraining from submitting applications via email.
You must possess the legal right to work in New Zealand
If you require more information, please contact: HR@tuora.org.nz
Tū Ora values diversity and inclusion and we encourage applicants from all walks of life to apply for this role.
Join us in shaping the future of healthcare.

Tū Ora Compass Health is a primary care network which provides quality primary health care services through 70 General Practice Teams, and a number of other health care providers, to an enrolled population of over 440,000 people across the Wellington, Porirua, Wairarapa, Hutt Valley and Kāpiti areas.
With the strength of our general practice providers, commitment to genuine and meaningful engagement with Iwi and Pacific leaders we are committed to working together, towards healthy and flourishing communities to ensure all whānau across the Wellington Region have Better Health through great Primary Care.
Me mahi tahi tātou, mo te oranga o te katoa
We must work together for the wellbeing of all