Clinical Lead - Mental Health - New Zealand Jobs Opening

September 24, 2024

Te Runanga o Toa Rangatira

Porirua

FULL TIME & OTHER

Clinical Lead - Mental Health

Ko wai mātou | About us
Well, it's not actually about us at all. It's about the people and communities we serve. Ngāti Toa is a vibrant and influential iwi, firmly grounded in our cultural identity. And we're paddling our own waka forward in leading significant change in enhancing the mana, wellbeing and prosperity of Ngāti Toa and the communities in which we thrive.
Ko te tīmā | About the team
You will join a team… that stands at the forefront of social change, dedicated to supporting whanau to improve their life outcomes. Our mission is deeply rooted in compassion and the belief in second chances, with a commitment to support whanau experiencing mental health distress. As a team, we unite in our effort to provide the whanau we serve with the essential tools for life—education, employment, emotional well-being, and connections within the community.
Ko te tūranga mahi | About the role
The Mental Health Clinical Lead will be able to:

Lead a talented team of psychologists, and clinicians dedicated to promoting mental health and wellbeing to our community.
Drive innovation and best practice in clinical service delivery, ensuring the highest standard of care to our clients.
Collaborate with industry leaders and stakeholders to develop and implement cutting edge programmes and initiatives.
Experienced and knowledgeable at integrating psychological practice within a Kaupapa Māori framework.

Ko ngā wheako ōu | About you

Well, after hearing about us and about the role, you'll know whether you're the right person, and whether now is the right time for you. Your high-level experience and professional expertise in counselling is a given, and you will be excited to engage and learn alongside Ngāti Toa. Of course, you'll be well practiced with/in

The ability to actively engage with all people to sustain productive relationships.
The ability to work within a Kaupapa Māori environment.
The ability to actively work collaboratively across all areas of Te Runanga o Toa Rangatira.
Qualified psychologist with 5+ years of experience and a passion for helping others, preferably with managerial experience and a record of success in clinical leadership.
A team player with exceptional relationship building skills, and an ability to collaborate effectively across diverse teams.
Time management, adept at prioritising tasks and multiple workstreams.
Demonstrates sound judgement, capable of making quality decisions amidst complex and multi-dimensional challenges.
Sharp critical thinking skills, keen observation abilities and problem saving prowess.

But the thing that will really stand out is your love for the work, and the people. The Rūnanga is a diverse and inclusive organisation positioned to understand and serve our communities. So, you'll be ready to give your best in the service of others, in areas that matter.
Even if you feel like you do not meet all of the criteria, we are keen to hear from people with the right attitude and enthusiasm to take on this challenge.

And in return for your hard work, we can offer you:

Work / Life Balance;
Modern environment with friendly team;
Kaimahi centred discounts across banking and wellbeing activities;
Commitment to professional development;
The opportunity to serve our iwi and community aspirations – to be a part of a bigger purpose.

Excited? We are – because we're up to big things! If this sounds like you, we'd love to hear from you. Get in touch with Jenny on 027 1800 2034.

Application process options: Applications close once a suitable applicant has been identified.

We regret to inform you that this job opportunity is no longer available