Aod Registered Nurse

Are you passionate about supporting people on their journey of recovery from addiction?

Do you want to use your clinical expertise in a community where your work truly matters?

Our client is a charitable trust based in

West Auckland

, and they are seeking a committed and compassionate

Registered Nurse

with experience in Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) rehabilitation to join their kaupapa.

Their mission is to provide tools for transformational change to those affected by severe addiction—supporting individual and whanau recovery while reducing the harm addiction causes in communities and society.

They offer a

high-quality, culturally responsive, abstinence-based programme

grounded in the

Therapeutic Community model

About the Role

As an

AOD Registered Nurse

, you will play a vital role in supporting the health and wellbeing of residents in a therapeutic programme.

Providing

competent, efficient, and compassionate nursing care

to clients on-site at their residential facility.

Overseeing health issues and implementing care plans in alignment with individual needs and beliefs

Managing and leading their

Infection Control Programme

, ensuring alignment with current health standards and legislation

Working alongside a committed multi-disciplinary team to support transformational change

Who We're Looking For

You are a Registered Nurse who is grounded, resilient, and inspired to support people on their recovery journey.

You bring a trauma-informed, respectful approach and are comfortable working cross-culturally.

You will have

Bachelor of Nursing (Level 7)

or equivalent

Current NZ Nursing Registration

(RGON, RcpN, BN)

Membership with

DANA (Drug and Alcohol Nurses Australasia)

or commitment to obtain within 3 months

Experience working in

AOD rehabilitation or related settings

Working knowledge of the

12 Step Programme

A strong understanding of cultural safety and the ability to work effectively with Maori, Pasifika and other communities

First Aid Certificate (or willingness to train)

Ability to speak

Te Reo Maori

or another language is a desirable

Coaching or mentoring experience

Health and safety advocacy experience

You'll join a deeply committed team working in a values-driven, inclusive environment where every person is treated with

dignity, care, and compassion

They are supportive of your professional development and offer the opportunity to make a real difference every day.

If you're ready to use your clinical skills to support healing and whanau wellbeing, we'd love to hear from you.

Or, for further information about this job, please contact :

Kerri Law Email :

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