Kaitohutohu Pumanawa Tangata - Human Resources Advisor

HR & Recruitment

• Based in Whakatū / Nelson

• Full time

“Me whakahaumanu te Mana o te whānau, ā ka haere whakamua – Revitalise whānau for their future.”

Ko wai mātou | About Us

Established in 2014, Te Piki Oranga is the Māori health services provider in Te Tauihu o Te Waka-a Māui (Nelson /Tasman /Marlborough). With community hubs in Whakatū (Nelson), Wairau (Blenheim) and Motueka effective in delivering a range of quality health services, from mobile clinics or in the home.
Our mission to support whānau to achieve greater hauora, to thrive, underpins everything we do:

Our mahi is grounded in the values of Manaakitanga, Whanaungatanga, Kaitiakitanga, Wairuatanga, Kotahitanga, and Rangatiratanga.

Mō tenei tūranga mahi | About this role

We are seeking a passionate and experienced Human Resources Advisor to join our team and help shape a thriving, culturally safe, and engaged workforce. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to whānau wellbeing through people-focused HR practices grounded in tikanga Māori.

As Kaitohutohu Pumanawa Tangata, you will:

• Provide expert HR advice that supports our values and enhances mana.

• Lead recruitment, onboarding, and induction processes.

• Support performance management and professional development.

• Ensure employment relations are handled with fairness and cultural safety.

• Maintain HR systems and documentation to meet legal and organisational standards.

Working closely with our leadership team and kaimahi across Te Tauihu, providing accurate and timely HR reports, metrics and workforce data to support decision making and compliance with funder and regulatory requirements.

Mōu | About you

To be effective in this role you will be culturally aware and mindful of the complexities with working in a Māori health organisation. Highly communicative and able to appraise, develop and provide guidance to all kaimahi across the organisation. Empathetic to the challenges whānau face and bring a non-judgemental solution focused approach to your mahi. Demonstrate success in aligning personal practice with the visions, goals, policies, and tikanga of Te Piki Oranga and their service delivery.

Our ideal candidates will have:

• A degree in Human Resource Management (preferred).

• 5–10 years’ HR experience, ideally within a Māori organisation.

• Strong knowledge of NZ employment law and workforce planning.

• Proven ability to build relationships, influence, and mentor.

• Cultural competency and a commitment to kaupapa Māori values.

• Full driver’s license.

If you are committed to playing an integral role in resourcing a values-based organization doing great things in the community then we want to hear from you.

How to apply for this role

For confidential enquiries please call Chan Collin (Rezource Recruiment) 0275 401 027 or upload your resume and cover letter through the link provided.

To complete an application form, click on the link

• Read the job description here

• Please note that applicants may be interviewed before the closing date.

Child & Adolescent Mental Health Clinician (CAMHS)

Child Welfare, Youth & Family Services (Community Services and Development)

• Based in Whakatū / Nelson

• Full time

“Me whakahaumanu te Mana o te whānau, ā ka haere whakamua – Revitalise whānau for their future.”

Ko wai mātou | About Us

Te Piki Oranga is the largest kaupapa Māori health service provider in Te Tauihu o Te Waka-a-Māui (Nelson, Tasman, Marlborough). We deliver a wide range of whānau-centred health services from our hubs in Whakatū, Wairau, and Motueka, as well as through mobile clinics and home visits.

Our mahi is grounded in the values of Manaakitanga, Whanaungatanga, Kaitiakitanga, Wairuatanga, Kotahitanga, and Rangatiratanga.

Mō tenei tūranga mahi / About this role

We are seeking a dedicated and culturally responsive Child and Adolescent Mental Health Clinician to join our team based in Whakatū. In this role, you will work closely with tamariki and rangatahi who are experiencing psychological, emotional, or behavioural challenges. You will provide specialised mental health assessments, interventions, and ongoing support, ensuring that care is evidence-based, developmentally appropriate, and aligned with the needs of whānau.

You will be part of a multidisciplinary team that values collaboration, cultural safety, and holistic approaches to wellbeing. Your mahi will contribute directly to positive mental health outcomes and help strengthen the resilience and mana of the whānau we serve.

Ko wai koe / About you

You are empathetic, highly communicative, and grounded in a whānau-centred approach to care. You bring strong clinical skills in assessment, planning, and intervention, and you’re confident navigating referral pathways and working alongside other professionals. You understand the importance of cultural identity in mental health and are committed to working in a way that upholds the values and aspirations of Māori communities.

Ngā pūkenga ka whai koe | Skills and Experience

• A relevant tertiary qualification in health or an allied health field.

• Current registration as a mental health practitioner.

• A solid understanding of mental health conditions, interventions, and best practices.

• Experience working with tamariki, rangatahi, and whānau in a mental health setting.

• Strong relationships with key stakeholders in the health and social services sector.

• Proficiency in report writing and client management systems (INDICI experience is a plus).

• A commitment to cultural development and continuous learning.

• A collaborative mindset and a willingness to contribute to a supportive team environment.

Ngā hua o tenei mahi / What we offer:
At Te Piki Oranga, you’ll be part of a values-based organisation that prioritises manaakitanga, whanaungatanga, and kotahitanga. We offer a supportive and inclusive work environment where your contributions are valued, and your professional growth is encouraged.

You’ll also benefit from:

• Ongoing professional development opportunities.

• Access to our Employee Assistance Programme (EAP).

• Tangihanga and sick leave entitlements from your first day of employment.

• A friendly, collaborative team committed to making a difference

How to apply for this role

For confidential enquiries please call Chan Collin 0275 401 027 or upload your resume and cover letter through the link provided.

To complete an application form, click on the link

• Read the job description here

• Please note that applicants may be interviewed before the closing date.

Kaikōkiri Hinengaro - Mental Health & Addictions Team Leader

Healthcare, Mental Health

• Based in Whakatū / Nelson

• Full time

Applications open til filled

“Me whakahaumanu te Mana o te whānau, ā ka haere whakamua – Revitalise whānau for their future.”

Ko wai mātou | About Us

At Te Piki Oranga, we are a Māori wellness provider in Te Tauihu o Te Waka-a-Māui (Top of the South Island), dedicated to revitalising the mana and mauri of whānau for generations to come. Guided by tikanga Māori and grounded in whānau ora, we walk alongside whānau on their journey toward wellbeing, reconnection, and empowerment.

We are seeking a visionary Kaikōkiri Hinengaro to lead our Whakatū-based team.

Mō tenei tūranga mahi | About this role

As Kaikōkiri Hinengaro, you will provide professional and cultural leadership to our mental health and addictions kaimahi in Whakatū. You will ensure high-quality, whānau-centred service delivery while promoting Māori models of health and strengthening relationships across health and social sectors.

You will be a pou of support and guidance, fostering a space where kaimahi and whānau feel seen, heard and valued. Your leadership will weave together mātauranga Māori and contemporary practice to achieve holistic outcomes.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead with aroha and integrity, upholding tikanga Māori values in all aspects of mahi

• Provide clinical and cultural leadership to the MH&AOD team

• Coordinate referrals and ensure whānau receive timely, effective support

• Lead multidisciplinary meetings and ensure safe, evidence-based practice

• Support the professional development and wellbeing of kaimahi

• Strengthen relationships with hapū, iwi and community partners

• Ensure documentation and reporting reflect both clinical excellence and cultural responsiveness

• Champion Māori models of health such as Te Whare Tapa Whā, Te Wheke, Te Pae Mahutonga, and Pōwhiri frameworks

Ko wai koe | About you

You are a leader who walks confidently in both worlds – te ao Māori and the clinical landscape. You bring deep understanding of Whānau Ora and a commitment to empowering others.
You will have:

• A relevant tertiary qualification in health or a related field

• Current registration with a professional body (e.g. nursing, counselling, social work)

• Experience applying Māori models of mental health and addiction care

• Proven leadership in team development and kaupapa aligned- practice

• Sound knowledge of service delivery frameworks, triage, and clinical pathways

• Excellent communication, cultural competency, and organisational skills

• A reflective, growth-orientated approach to leadership

Desirable:

• Experience in a tikanga Māori organisation

• Experience working alongside lived experience practitioners and whānau voice

• Familiarity with Te Tauihu services and networks
  Ngā hua o tēnei mahi | What We Offer

• A whānau-first, values-based work environment

• Ongoing cultural and professional development

• Supportive supervision and whakawhanaungatanga

• The opportunity to be part of a passionate rōpū making a real difference in Te Tauihu

Me pēhea te tono | How to apply

If you are ready to lead with heart, uphold the mana of whānau, and contribute to a legacy of wellbeing in Te Tauihu – we want to hear from you. Upload your resume and cover letter through the link provided.

To complete an application form, click on the link

• Read the job description here

• Please note that applicants may be interviewed before the closing date.

For confidential enquiries please call Chan Collin 0275 401 027

Ngā Pūkenga Toitu Te Ora - Kaupapa Māori Counsellor

Healthcare, Counselling

• Based in Whakatū / Nelson

• Full time

Applications open til filled

“Me whakahaumanu te Mana o te whānau, ā ka haere whakamua – Revitalise whānau for their future.”

Ko wai mātou | About Us

At Te Piki Oranga, we are a Māori wellness provider in Te Tauihu o Te Waka-a-Māui (Top of the South Island), dedicated to revitalising the mana and mauri of whānau for generations to come. Guided by tikanga Māori and grounded in whānau ora, we walk alongside whānau on their journey toward wellbeing, reconnection, and empowerment.

We are seeking a compassionate, culturally grounded counsellor to join our rōpū in Whakatū. This is a unique opportunity to uplift whānau through therapeutic support that honours identity, whakapapa and wairua. 

Mō tenei tūranga mahi | About this role

As a Kaupapa Māori Counsellor, you will provide short term counselling and wellbeing support to whānau experiencing emotional, mental, or social challenges. Your mahi will be deeply rooted in Māori models of health, such as Te Whare Tapa Whā, Te Wheke, Te Pae Mahutonga, and Pōwhiri frameworks.
You will work within a whānau-centred, values-based service that prioritises cultural safety, whakawhanaungatanga, and holistic healing. Your role is not just to counsel, but to walk alongside whānau as they rediscover their strength, identity, and resilience

Key Responsibilites:

• Provide therapeutic support that is culturally responsive and grounded in tikanga

• Conduct holistic whānau ora and cultural assessments that reflect the full spectrum of wellbeing

• Maintain culturally safe practice and uphold tikanga Māori values in all mahi

• Co-create intervention plans that uplift mana and mauri

• Promote and maintain culturally safe practice across your mahi

• Collaborate with external providers including Te Whatu Ora, CAMHS/AOD, and iwi-based health services

• Maintain accurate documentation and reporting in line with funder and legislative requirements

Ko wai koe / About you

You are someone who brings aroha, insight, and cultural integrity to your practice. You understand that healing is relational, and that whānau ora is achieved through connection, empowerment, and respect.
You will have:

• Current registration as a counsellor

• Tertiary qualification in counselling, health, or allied health

• Ideally some experience working in mental health and/or tikanga Māori settings

• Knowledge of Māori models of health and cultural safety

• Excellent interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence

• Full NZ driver’s licence and willingness to travel across the region

Desirable:

• Experience in a tikanga Māori organisation

• Experience working alongside lived experience practitioners and whānau voice 

He aha ai Te Piki Oranga | Why Te Piki Oranga

• Be part of a tikanga Māori organisation committed to whānau ora

• Work with a diverse and experienced team grounded in mātauranga Māori

• Access to professional development, cultural and clinical supervision

• Flexible, community-based role with real impact

Me pēhea te tono | How to apply

If you want to be part of our team upload your resume and cover letter through the link provided.

To complete an application form, click on the link

• Read the job description here

• Please note that applicants may be interviewed before the closing date.

For confidential enquiries please call Chan Collin 0275 401 027