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You won’t find these opportunities just anywhere, and when you combine this with the chance to live in New Zealand’s own piece of paradise, you have to ask yourself “why work anywhere else?"
How do I apply for a vacancy?All applications for vacancies at Hawke’s Bay DHB involve creating an online…
We do our best to live our values both in the workplace and outside of it. We believe the best outcome for our patients and staff can be achieved if we’re all on the working towards the same goals.
“What would attract someone to this role is the day to day support that you get from within this team and the wider community of health professionals and also the ability to work autonomously, thinking on your feet and making good clinical decisions while recognizing our resources.
Focusing on communitiesThe Hawke's Bay DHB’s Population Health team focus is on the health of Hawke's Bay communities. The team aim to keep people healthy and prevent illness through health promotion, prevention and health protection activities.
Our library and education centre opened in September 2005 and offers extensive facilities such as quiet study areas and access to PCs.
HBDHB's Education and Development service offers video conferencing, e-learning, education development support, software development consulting services and training package development services.
What it isProgramme Incubator is a ‘grow your own’ workforce development programme. It introduces health professional role models to students and whānau/family.
We have a reputation for providing quality clinical training and accreditation in the following specialities:
PGY1
Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Diploma in Paediatrics
Surgery SET 1, 2 & 3
Advanced Orthopaedics
Basic Adult Medicine and Paediatrics
Advanced Trainees in Medicine and Paediatrics (runs eligible for approved training)
Anaesthetics
- pre Part I
- post Part I
Provisional Fellow Obstetrics Gynaecology…
BASIC - Basic Assessment and Support in Intensive Care courseThe BASIC course is designed to teach the practical management of critically ill patients.
Basic Assessment and Support in Intensive CareThe BASIC course is designed to teach the practical management of critically ill patients. It consists of lectures, skill stations and interactive tutorials covering many aspects of the care of critically ill patients, with an emphasis on supportive management, particularly mechanical ventilation.
This course, an addition to the BEYOND BASIC series, is designed to give the Intensive Care or Anaesthetics trainee a structured approach to management of the upper airway. Commonly reported airway events in ICU include difficult and failed intubation and tracheostomy related problems.