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Māori Chaplain 0.6FTE
Interchurch Council for Hospital Chaplaincy
Dunedin Central, Otago
Māori Chaplain .6FTE
The position is 0.6FTE at Dunedin Hospital and 0.1FTE at Wakari Hospital
Position detail
Overview of position
We provide Hospitals with Chaplains, showing compassion that fuels hope, healing, and peace amid suffering.
We believe that despite the clinical diagnosis, our spiritual care improves the wellbeing for the Patients, whanau, and staff in our care.
We do this by promoting, maintaining, and developing relevant and flexible Chaplaincy/Spiritual Care services to all those within Aotearoa New Zealand’s Public Hospitals regardless of religious affiliation, faith orientation, belief system, ethnicity, gender, or sexual orientation.
Our chaplains do this as an integral part of multidisciplinary healthcare teams within our healthcare system providing holistic care to all.
The Organisation
The Interchurch Council for Hospital Chaplaincy (ICHC), which is a collaboration of a broad range of churches, is committed to providing Christian Chaplains within Aotearoa New Zealand’s healthcare environment.
Location Dunedin Hospital (20 hours) and Wakari Hospital (4 hours), Te Whatu Ora Southern.
Dunedin Hospital is the tertiary hospital providing specialist services for the Otago and Southland regions.
Wakari Hospital has inpatient and outpatient care for mental health, addictions and intellectual disability services, and physical rehabilitation services.
As Chaplain you will be part of multidisciplinary healthcare teams, working with other Chaplains across the hospital providing holistic care to all.
You will gain experience and provide spiritual care to patients from every culture, life stage, denomination, faith-orientation, beliefs, ethnicity, gender, or sexual orientation.
We seek to further enhance our Treaty of Waitangi partnership and relationship with Māori patients, whanau and staff. We support the right of Māori patients, if they so choose, to be ministered to in te reo Māori and Karakia.
Key responsibility areas:
Cultural Competence:
With your empathy and compassion, excellent listening and pastoral skills, and a good level of religious, spiritual, and theological understanding, this is an exciting and rewarding time to join our team.
Your knowledge and experience in a ministry of pastoral care in a health or in faith community leadership will be key to your success.
We recognise and celebrate the uniqueness of individuals, and that of the collective talent in our whānau. All applications must be submitted through the seek website to ensure transparency.
Please combine the CV and Cover Letter into one pdf and submit this under CV. And submit the completed Application Form under Cover Letter. N.B. Applications received via email will not be considered.
Please submit the following three items:
Please Find The Job Description Here (copy and paste the link into a browser):
https://mcusercontent.com/e90c907b9501e0cde3966a24d/files/53513eda-8ee9-92d2-8396-5326f6573b60/Māori_Chaplain_JD_Dunedin_2024.pdf
Please Find The Application Form Here (Copy and paste the link into a browser):
https://mcusercontent.com/e90c907b9501e0cde3966a24d/files/f81a7d7b-d2fe-626c-883c-25cc66382b73/Application_Form_Māori_Chaplai_Dunedin.docx
Closing Date 4pm, Wednesday 7 August, 2024
24/07/2024
07/08/2024
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