Unit Coordinator

at  Ryman Healthcare

Lead and inspire your team to deliver exceptional care, fostering inclusivity and building long-lasting relationships!

• Enjoy genuine appreciation from residents for your vital role in their wellbeing
• Experience a dynamic work environment, keeping your skills sharp
• Grow your career with Ryman: Develop, care, and make a difference!

As a Unit Coordinator, you will use your nursing and people skills to:

• Provide leadership, coaching, and support to your team, ensuring care is always “good enough for mum and dad”
• Foster the Ryman culture which promotes a safe and enjoyable work experience for your team
• Ensure all care is continuously assessed, planned, implemented, and evaluated to meet the needs of each resident within the Unit
• Actively engage with resident’s families/whānau, visitors, Allied Health Professionals, and District Health Boards, creating lasting relationships
• Perform and support your nursing team to conduct interRAI assessments
• Intermittently provide additional time outside rostered hours to attend events, support team members or residents and families as needed
• Dedicate quality time with your team, including flexibility of rostered hours on different shifts to connect with all team members within the unit
• Communicate effectively and efficiently with your team that promotes respect and trust
• Participate as a positive and trusting member of a team that works together as one
• Provide support to your Clinical Manager and Village Manage

We are looking for an experienced Registered Nurse to join our clinical leadership team as a Unit Coordinator at our Julia Wallace Retirement Village located in Palmerston North. The role includes working Tuesday to Saturday 0800-1630 with a shared on-call component for 6 months.

As a Unit Coordinator, you will use your nursing and people skills to:

• Provide leadership, coaching, and support to your team, ensuring care is always “good enough for mum and dad”
• Foster the Ryman culture which promotes a safe and enjoyable work experience for your team
• Ensure all care is continuously assessed, planned, implemented, and evaluated to meet the needs of each resident within the Unit
• Actively engage with resident’s families/whānau, visitors, Allied Health Professionals, and District Health Boards, creating lasting relationships
• Perform and support your nursing team to conduct interRAI assessments
• Intermittently provide additional time outside rostered hours to attend events, support team members or residents and families as needed
• Dedicate quality time with your team, including flexibility of rostered hours on different shifts to connect with all team members within the unit
• Communicate effectively and efficiently with your team that promotes respect and trust
• Participate as a positive and trusting member of a team that works together as one
• Provide support to your Clinical Manager and Village Manager