Workshop Technician/Property Maintenance Person

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We are looking for a workshop technician/property maintenance person. 

For Workshop Technician, we are looking for someone with:

• ability to take a wide range of duties in servicing and adjusting equipment and workshop machines(for instance ability to MIG, TIG, and Arc weld various types of metal);

• good computer skills;

• good work ethic and a collaborative relationship with the Technology staff. 

20 hours per week. 

For Property maintenance person, the successful applicant will have good building/handyman type skills and be required to undergo a satisfactory police vet.  

20 hours per week. 

Conditions of employment are as per the NZEI Support Staff in Schools Collective Agreement.

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If you are interested, you are welcome to contact Li for its job description via email lihuang@papatoetoehigh.school.nz or phone 09 278 4086 (ext 721). 

Lead (registered) Nurse

 

Papatoetoe High School is a large, co-educational, state secondary school in South Auckland and serves a diverse community. 

 

We are looking for a Lead Nurse to join and lead our team of three nurses. The role is full time (8am – 4.30pm) during school term time only. The role includes duties as below:

• Delivering emergency first aid for students and staff

• Providing healthcare consultations including referrals and follow up

• Being an ACC provider and claiming treatments including dressings, soft tissue injuries and referrals to school physio or urgent care

• Promoting healthy lifestyles

• Management of chronic conditions

• Maintaining health records

• Fulfilling contractual obligations e.g. HEADSS psychosocial health assessments (training available) and sore throat management

• Supporting any public health responses

 

The ideal applicant should:

• Be a registered nurse with a current NZ Practicing Certificate

• Enjoy working with youth

• Have (or be prepared to work towards) a post graduate qualification in youth health/advanced nursing

• Be a registered nurse prescriber in community health (or be willing to undertake training to become one)

• Have leadership skills in a primary health care setting

• Be committed to continuing his / her own professional development, including undertaking mandatory training associated with the position

• Be computer literate and demonstrate excellence in communication

• Be culturally aware and able to work with diversity of all types

• Work collaboratively with the wider pastoral care team and education staff

• Understand the special character of nursing in a secondary school setting

 

Applicants will need to meet the requirements of the Public Health Response (Vaccination) Order 2021.

For an application pack please email Li Huang (Principal’s Executive Assistant) – lihuang@papatoetoehigh.school.nz