VACANCIES
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Our Chaplains value
Tūmanako
Our response is to nurture hope.
Ngaio
Our response is
professional, through research, learning, thoroughness and accountability.
Tae ana ki
Our response to all persons is inclusive, we acknowledge and respect diversity of faith, belief, ethnicity and values.
Tūmanako
Hope
Ngaio
Professional
Manaakitanga
Compassion
Whakaute
Respect
Tae ana ki
Inclusive
Mahi Tahi
Collaborative
Shared
Values
Manaakitanga
Our response is to walk alongside others with compassion, hospitality, generosity, empathy and care.
Whakaute
Our response is to empower
and show respect for the
emotions, needs and wishes of those we serve.
Mahi Tahi
Our response is collaborative, as part of the hospital’s interprofessional team and we work in union with all religious and cultural communities.
Hawkes Bay DHB, Hastings Hospital
Full-Time (1 FTE) Hospital Chaplain based at Hastings Hospital; Hawkes Bay DHB
1 x FTE General Hospital Chaplain
Closes: 4 pm Friday 20 March 2020
Applicants can send their CV, Cover Letter and Application form to admin@ichc.org.nz
Canterbury DHB, Christchurch Hospital
Part-Time (0.75 FTE) Hospital Chaplain based at Christchurch Hospital; Canterbury DHB
0.5 x FTE General Hospital Chaplain / 0.25 FTE Mental Health Chaplain.
Closes: 4 pm Friday 27 March 2020
Applicants can send their CV, Cover Letter and Application form to admin@ichc.org.nz
Southern DHB, Southland Hospital - Invercargill
Part-Time (0.5 FTE) Hospital Chaplain based at Southland Hospital (Invercargill); Southern DHB
0.5 x FTE General Hospital Chaplain.
Closes: 4 pm Friday 27 March 2020
Applicants can send their CV, Cover Letter and Application form to admin@ichc.org.nz
Chaplain Vacancies
The Interchurch Council for Hospital Chaplaincy (ICHC) comprises a broad composition of Churches. We are committed to promoting, maintaining and developing, relevant, flexible, and competent Chaplaincy services within the Aotearoa New Zealand healthcare environment. The primary purpose of our ministry is to foster good health through excellence in pastoral care. Our Chaplains stand alongside other healthcare professionals in the hospital setting. We are committed to the principles of partnership expressed in the Treaty of Waitangi. Spiritual care and support is provided by Christian Chaplains in the most appropriate way for all healthcare clients, regardless of religious denomination, faith-orientation, beliefs, ethnicity, gender, or sexual orientation. Clients are at liberty to access the spiritual care of their choice. Our Chaplains’ role is to coordinate that process.
Please send CV, Cover Letter and Application form to:
Become a Volunteer
Chaplains rely on the support of their local community to continue the great work they do. Volunteering with a local team involves working alongside the chaplains to help provide pastoral care to friends, family, patients, and staff.