Primary Health Service Lead

Job Description

The Primary Health Service Lead will develop key functions and contracts within the Primary Health Service at NBPH.  The Primary Health Service Lead (PHSL) will be the key driver to ensure that our support systems within our contracting and enabling functions within the Primary Health team are established, up to date and effective. 

We require the successful applicant to have:
• Leadership experience within the health sector is advantageous
• Experience and skills in quality improvement processes 
• Able to work effectively and independently as well as part of a team environment; 
• Strong organisational skills with the ability to follow a task through to completion and to prioritise competing demands; 
• Respectful of diverse cultures and communities to achieve health gains for all; 
• Energetic and motivated, demonstrating flair and initiative; 
• Adaptable and flexible in the work environment, with an ability to think laterally; 
• Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written; 
• Able to act with initiative, tact, integrity and maturity at all times; 
• Sound problem-solving skills; 
• Takes ownership of own decisions in order to meet responsibilities of the role

If this sounds like the opportunity you have been waiting for, please don’t hesitate to apply.

Applications open until filled

Please note the successful candidate must:
1. be eligible to work in NZ (NZ residency or valid NZ work permit)
2. receive a satisfactory police check
3. hold a full and current driver’s license 

Job Summary

The Primary Health Service Lead will develop key functions and contracts within the Primary Health Service at NBPH.

How to apply

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https://www.nbph.org.nz/professsionals/careers/job-vacancies/primary-health-service-lead

Applications must be made through our website. 

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Not for Profit

Cause (Sustainable Development Goals)

Good Health and Wellbeing