Clinical Director

Position Overview

Permanent, part-time or full-time position + Based in Wellington

Play a key role in our Executive Leadership Team and as a psychiatrist in leading and inspiring our clinical practice across Pathways and Real, supporting teams nationwide

Enjoy great benefits – extra annual leave, paid wellbeing days, and increased KiwiSaver contributions

If you are a psychiatrist with leadership skills, we have an exciting opportunity for you to join our Pathways Executive Team as Clinical Director, guiding clinical excellence and governance across our organisation.

You'll embody our spirit of 'ahakoa te aha – whatever it takes.

Pathways | Mo matou

As one of Aotearoa's leading mental health and addiction community providers, we are driven by strong values and a commitment to empowering people to live full, meaningful lives in their communities.

We prioritise mental health and addiction alongside holistic wellbeing, nurturing strong whanau and community connections.

Our whatever it takes wairua is at the heart of everything we do — delivering personalised, compassionate support that makes a real difference.

We strive to ensure every person using our services achieves equitable access and outcomes.

The Benefits | Ngaahuatanga kei a matou

Fifth week of Annual Leave (after 12 months employment)

Two Paid wellbeing days each year

Increased KiwiSaver contribution

Financial Assistance for school holiday programmes

Access to Perk and Perk Plus discount app

Income continuity plan

Wise Group contents and car insurance plans

Specsavers discount

Discounted premiums with Southern Cross

Financial risk and planning review services

Access to our EAP Programme for wellbeing support

The Role | Mo teneituranga mahi

We're seeking a visionary and values-driven Clinical Director to champion clinical excellence and uphold the highest standards of care across Pathways and Real.

You'll provide organisation-wide clinical leadership and governance, ensuring best practice, trauma-informed care, wellbeing-focused models, and our commitment to Te Tiritio Waitangi and equity are embedded in everything we do.

Key responsibilities include :

Lead and oversee clinical governance systems and processes across the organisation

Foster a learning culture, assessing and managing risk and continuously improving service quality and outcomes

Be a psychiatrist with at least five years' experience in mental health and addiction services

Bring exceptional communication and collaboration skills, influencing and inspiring others at every level

Build strong relationships with key partners including Health NZ MH&A Clinical Directors, primary care providers, NGOs, and our own Pathways and Real teams

Provide trusted clinical advice to the Executive Team

Champion the development of our clinical, support, and peer workforces, identifying professional growth opportunities across mental health, addiction, youth, and peer programmes

Bring a comprehensive understanding of wellbeing across the lifespan, with experience in diverse psychological, social, and cultural approaches to care

Position Description :

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Interested?

| Korero mai

If this sounds like your next challenge, we'd love to hear from you.

For a confidential korero, please contact Sally Pitts-Brown, Chief Executive, on

Applications close | Ra Katinga :

Monday 1st December.

Please note, this job may close earlier if a suitable candidate is found.

Interviews will be held in Wellington on Friday 12th December.

For further information, visit our website .

Pathways is committed to healthy lifestyles and actively supports a smoke free environment.

We encourage people with lived experience of mental illness & addictions to apply.

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