About the job

About The Opportunity

We're partnering with a kaupapa Māori health provider delivering high-quality primary and community care across the Waikato. This is a full-time NP /GP opportunity, primarily based in Huntly, within a supportive, values-led environment focused on whānau-centred care.

Whilst this is a sole practioner role, you'll be joining a well-established multidisciplinary team of NPs/GPs, nurses and allied health professionals across the network, all committed to equity, continuity of care and culturally responsive practice. Clinics operate Monday to Friday, 8.30am-5.00pm - no weekends.

What You'll Be Doing

Deliver comprehensive primary care services including assessment, diagnosis and treatment

Work closely with patients and whānau to support long-term health and wellbeing

Order, review and action diagnostic tests in a timely manner

Provide continuity of care and manage ongoing health needs

Refer to and collaborate with other providers when required

Support preventative care through health education and lifestyle advice

Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation

Collaborate with colleagues to ensure best-practice, patient-focused care

What's On Offer

Competitive salary package

RNZCGP, MPS and Annual Practising Certificate cost coverage

Professional Development allowance - $5,000 per annum

Study leave - 5 days per year

5 weeks annual leave

EAP services and CORE first aid training

Supportive, inclusive team culture with ongoing training and development

What We're Looking For

Registration with the Medical Council or Nursing Council of New Zealand and a current APC

Ideally 3-5 years' experience as a GP or NP in primary care

Strong clinical skills with a patient- and whānau-centred approach

Experience working with diverse communities

Understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi

Minor surgery skills and experience with Medtech (or similar) preferred

Full NZ driver's licence and ability to travel within the Waikato

Legal right to work in New Zealand

Familiarity with Te Reo Māori and tikanga Māori is highly regarded but not essential.