Multiskilled Worker (Cleaner/Orderly), Auckland Regional Forensic Psychiatry...
The Auckland Regional Forensic Psychiatry Service, or the Mason Clinic as it is often known, is the largest Forensic Mental Health Service in New...
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Government
Company: Waitemata District Health Board
Location: Auckland
Work type: Full Time
Salary: n\a
Phone: +64-3-722-3289
Fax: +64-4-611-1608
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Detail information about job Multiskilled Worker (Cleaner/Orderly), Auckland Regional Forensic Psychiatry.... Terms and conditions vacancy
The Auckland Regional Forensic Psychiatry Service, or the Mason Clinic as it is often known, is the largest Forensic Mental Health Service in New Zealand. We serve the four Northern District Health Boards including all courts in the Northern region and four prisons.
We deliver a comprehensive range of Forensic Mental Health Services, including secure inpatient acute and rehabilitation services which connect to community rehabilitation programmes, services for offenders with an intellectual disability and culturally sensitive programmes for Maori. Court liaison and prison mental health services, including a regional service to Northland Region Corrections Facility at Ngawha and Northland are also provided.
Our vision, mission, and values are inclusive, founded on a therapeutic commitment to service users, their family, and the community. We are committed to both process and outcome quality, best evidence based practice, a management environment that is respectful of all staff, and an ongoing learning environment.
The Mason Approach has a number of core values which include providing respectful, safe and involving services, delivering recovery, and strengths focused care that is culturally appropriate, evidence and values based.
The Mason Approach has five key principles that guide our work.
- Principle 1: Recovery as a philosophy and a journey
- Principle 2: The importance of cultural and personal identity
- Principle 3: The importance of understanding risk
- Principle 4: Recovery in the forensic setting
- Principle 5: Excellence
This position is responsible for the provision of cleaning, orderly and meal serving at appropriate times at the Mason Clinic. This means you would be meeting a variety of people as you would be interacting with both staff and service users. We are looking for an individual that fosters an environment where patients and staff feel supported and valued.
At times you may also be required to drive manual vehicles, so a current full drivers licence is essential. Previous health related experience will be an advantage. We require a fit and energetic person, who must be available to work rotating shifts from 7.00am to 3.30pm over a seven day period.
If you enjoy meeting people from all walks of life and would like to be part of our multi-cultural, multidisciplinary and cheerful team, please apply directly online by clicking of the “apply now” button on this page or visit our website at www.wdhbcareers.com quoting reference number NOR03401.
For a copy of the position description, please click here.
For more information or assistance with your application, please contact Glenn Bratton (09)442 7251, quoting the position number below.
Closing date: 20 July 2018
Position number: NOR03401