Level up your career and lifestyle and deliver a first-rate service to our communities as a Physiotherapist in New Zealand - Aotearoa. It’s an exciting time for the profession and we’re looking for dynamic and forward-thinking registered Physiotherapists to help make positive change happen. In Aotearoa New Zealand, Physiotherapists work across different areas both within the public system (Health New Zealand - Te Whatu Ora) and in the private system as well as self-employed in private practices. Within our public system, Physiotherapists work in a range of different settings, from our acute hospitals to our rural hospitals, and into well-established community teams. The health system recognises the value physiotherapy adds to health and is actively investing in developing the profession. Being a comparatively small nation, our Physiotherapists have the ability to drive change and be at the forefront of innovation of services that influence their local communities. Digital health is just one way we support our communities. Benefits and salary range In New Zealand, the salary and benefits of some roles are determined by collective agreements between unions and employers. Opportunities to network with other Physiotherapists within your specialty arena. Opportunities to work across different settings within rural communities and hospital-based positions. Opportunities to be involved in some exciting new service developments such as Physiotherapists as first specialist accessors for Pelvic health, Respiratory, Vestibular and Orthopaedic specialty services. Opportunities to lead and participate in service development in Emergency care services and Community/Primary care services. You will be supported in your ongoing development. Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is available to progress your career and opportunities for further education and to be involved in research. If eligible, a minimum of a 3% superannuation contribution from Health New Zealand as your employer. Minimum Requirements Ongoing competency and dedication to lifelong learning. Full Drivers Licence (rural communities). Bachelor of Health Science or Bachelor of Physiotherapy. Internationally recognised physiotherapy qualification. Engaging with local communities for better health outcomes. Ability to work as an autonomous practitioner. Competent Physiotherapist within area of special interest. Provide safe and clinically effective assessment and intervention. Ability to provide holistic treatment from initial assessment to discharge. Ability to work as part of a healthcare team. Understanding of the patient journey. Awareness of prevention. Understanding of both hospital and community work. Understanding of ACC. Opportunity for mentorship and sharing of skills. Our application process Step 1: Submit Step 2: Review Our Candidate Management Team will review your application and check your suitability. Step 3: Contact You will be contacted by our Candidate Management Team to discuss career and location options. Step 4: Referral We will refer you to a Recruitment Team in your preferred location(s) for further assessment. Step 5: Progress Your chosen Recruitment Team(s) will be in touch with you to continue the recruitment process. Looking to move to New Zealand to work as a Physiotherapist?Great news! Physiotherapists are on Tier 1 of New Zealand's Green List which means you are eligible for a fast-tracked Straight to Residence Visa. This means you and your family can apply for New Zealand residency before you arrive, provided you have a job offer from an accredited employer, like us!Our commitment to you We are dedicated to building a team that is representative of the communities that we are serving. We are committed to supporting health equity in our communities. Our kaimahi (staff) thrives on the diversity and inclusion of all perspectives and cultures, and we welcome individuals from all backgrounds and lived experiences. Health New Zealand has programmes and facilities available to both protect and improve our teams’ physical, mental and emotional health and wellbeing. We know that you do your best work when you’re feeling your best, so it’s important to us that this is a priority. Explore Aotearoa New Zealand - Aotearoa has been in the top 5 countries in the Global Peace Index every year since it launched in 2009, and has a broad range of places to call home, from the bustling metropolis of our main centres, to the easy-going vibe of our coastal or rural communities. Find out more information about what part of our beautiful country is the best fit for you. Moving to New Zealand - Aotearoa is a fantastic opportunity and a big step, we're here for you! Our dedicated team is here to provide guidance and support throughout your journey, so don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.
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