Clinical Manager - Gladys Mary
Gladys Mary is located in a quiet residential area, close to local parks and shops. Our home is sunny and bright with beautiful outside areas and attractive gardens.
About You
You have a passion for people, a collaborative, engaging and empathetic communication style to enable you to work alongside the wider business, residents and their families. If you're a customer centric, resilient individual then this is an exciting time to come on board! We are expecting energy, empathy and strong leadership from the Clinical Manager.
Additionally, you will need to demonstrate:
- Leadership skills & previous experience in a Nursing Manager role, preferably within aged care.
- Clinical assessment and observations skills to provide support and guidance to your team.
- At least 3-5 years’ experience as a Registered Nurse.
- A current NZ Annual Practicing Certificate with the NZ Nursing Council.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Confidence with systems and technology, including MS Office Suite.
- Commitment to ongoing professional development – for yourself and your team members.
- Preferably InterRAI trained.
So, why work for Bupa?
In this role, you’ll have access to our Clinical Managers Leadership programmes, and you’ll be supported to continue your professional development through Clinical Manager forums and Global Nurse Fellowship opportunities. Bupa offers industry-competitive remuneration and benefits, including on-call and over-time payments.
At our heart, we're a people company. Bupa is proud to be an inclusive workplace; we value diversity of thought, and we reward our employees with flexibility, ongoing development opportunities, an employee led health and wellbeing programme, and reward and recognition programmes. But ultimately, we’re here because of our collaborative, fun culture - and of course our purpose – ‘helping people live longer, healthier, happier lives.’
At Bupa, we come to work each day, knowing we’re making a meaningful, positive impact on vulnerable people’s lives.
