Research Nurse, Haematology

Mō tēnei tūranga mahi | About this role

• Permanent role
• Part time 0.4 FTE (32 hours per fortnight)
• Haematology 
• North Shore Hospital

Waitematā District is the largest District in New Zealand serving a population of approximately 630,000 people living in the North and West of Auckland, and Rodney.

The Haematology Service has an established dynamic and growing haematology department based at North Shore Hospital. Clinical areas include malignant haematology, a large acute thrombosis service as well as general haematology. It has an active research department with studies in both malignant haematology and thrombosis.

We are currently recruiting for a Research Nurse – Haematology Service.

This role is based within the Haematology Research Unit with responsibility for coordinating clinical trials and collaborating with the Haematology Day Stay Unit for the care of research patients.

The successful candidate should have a reputation for positive and dynamic approach to research and learning, development of resources and monitoring of practice to provide safe and effective nursing care. We are also looking for the following:

• Registered Nurse [RGON, RCpN] with current Annual Practising Certificate in New Zealand.
• Have a current portfolio as part of PDRP
• Post graduate Diploma
• Minimum 3 years recent experience in tertiary health sector with Nursing Haematology background
• Background in clinical trials research

We are a team that works at pace; with passion, vision and intent, providing an excellent service to our patients and staff. Our Research Nurse is pivotal to our success and will be expected to engage fully with the whole team.

For the job description please click here

For further information on the role, please contact Fiona O’Malley on Fiona.O'Malley@waitematadhb.govt.nz

Apply online today!

Job Reference number: WDHB18004A

Closing date: 27 April 2024

Please note, this role is available only to current Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora staff - we cannot accept applications from outside of our organisation.