Care Manager

Infant, Child and Adolescent Mental Health
Service
Nelson and Tasman
- Make a difference working with young

people and their family and whānau
- Permanent positions based in Nelson and Golden Bay
- Suitable role for a Registered Nurse, or Allied Health professional e.g.
social worker or occupational therapist, preferably with iCAMHS or mental
health post-registration experience Ngā mōhiohio e pā
hānga ki tēnei mahi (About
this position)
Infant, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service
(iCAMHS) is a regional service for children and youth aged up to aged 18 years with
serious mental health disorders. Our multi-disciplinary team is made up of
psychiatrists, mental health nurses, psychologists, occupational therapists and
social workers, all trained in a range of treatment modalities.

**We have a**:

- 0.6FTE (48 hours/fortnight) position available based in Golden Bay.
- 0.7 to 1.0FTE (56 to 80 hours/fortnight) positions available based in Nelson.An important aspect to this role is

inter-agency work, including working with community services such as Oranga
Tamariki, schools, GPs and local Māori networks.
Ko wai he kaitono tōtika? (Who is an appropriate applicant?)
We are looking to appoint allied
health professionals or registered nurses, with at least 2-years' experience
within an iCAMHS or mental health setting. You will be experienced in
working with young people and you will be up to date with current research findings relating to major mental health issues and trends
in child and adolescent mental health service delivery. You will also have a
background in delivering comprehensive assessments and evidence-based
interventions for children and youth.
You will be the type of person who fits into a cohesive team culture of collaborative
practice, openness, humour, and respect across disciplines and will engender
confidence, trust and rapport with clients, their support networks and other
agencies and service providers.
You
are required to provide proof that you have completed your primary course of NZ
approved Covid-19 vaccinations.
Ā mātou rōpū (About our team)
Te Whatu Ora (Nelson Marlborough) is
the main health provider for Te
Tau Ihu, the top of the south.
Nearly 3,000 strong, we are Nelson and Marlborough's largest employer, which
means the opportunities here are endless. Our main locations are Nelson and
Wairau Hospitals, and the Richmond and Marlborough Health Hubs, but we are spread across the region and service all parts of
the community. Our work can be challenging, but we are up for it. We have a
great team and we work hard to make a difference. We value integrity,
innovation, respect and teamwork.
Ētahi atu mōhiohio (More Information)
Ngā huanga o tēnei mahi
(The benefits of this position)
At Te Whatu Ora we encourage a
workforce that is innovative, eager to learn and enhance their skills, and
passionate about caring for our community. We do great work and we need a
talented and diverse team to help us deliver.
The Nelson/Tasman region is one of New Zealand's top lifestyle destinations and
offers an amazing variety of leisure pursuits, beaches, rivers and national
parks with great opportunities for outdoor activities such as kayaking,
mountain biking, tramping, skiing, golf,
sailing, as well as abundant sunshine and outstanding scenery. For more
The

**full-time equivalent salary range**:

- If a RN is appointed, is $67,938

through to $89,512 based on the current Mental Health and Public Health Nursing
MECA, dependent on skills, experience and registration in NZ.
- If
an OT or SW is appointed
is $68,371 to $85,992 based on the current Allied, Public Health, Scientific
& Technical MECA, dependent on skills, experience and registration in NZ.Me pēhea ahau e tono ai? (How do I apply?)
For general enquiries please contact our
or 03 546 1274.
For role specific information please contact Deb Moore ' iCAMHS Manager
N22-CM-iCAMH-Nov

**Closing date**: Open until filled. Applications will be reviewed as received.
Te Whatu Ora strongly endorses Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
We
believe that to achieve equity in health outcomes for Māori we need a workforce
He waka eke noa. We are all in this
together.