MidCentral District Health Board advocates for affirmative action and actively seeks Māori into our workforce to reflect the community we serve.
The MidCentral District Health Board (MDHB) Sleep Service provides an integrated diagnostic and treatment sleep service for patients with obstructive sleep apnoea. It is part of the MidCentral Health’s multidisciplinary Respiratory Service and the model of care includes both primary and secondary care. It strives to provide innovative and high quality evidence based care.
We are seeking an enthusiastic individual with an interest in patient care and diagnostic testing to join this innovative service.
Working alongside the Clinical Sleep Physiologists, Sleep Clinical Nurse Specialist, and physicians, the trainee Sleep Physiologist is responsible for performing diagnostic testing under supervision within the hospital, and monitoring sleep patients in the community.
This is a training position working toward a sleep physiologist qualification.
You will have, or be working toward, a relevant health, biomedical or technical qualification - recent experience in clinical diagnostics and treatment would be beneficial but will be provided to a suitable applicant without that experience.
You will work as part of an established team of Physicians, Physiologists, Nurses and Administrative staff to provide expert diagnostic and treatment service to a diverse range of patients.
It is essential that you have a demonstrated ability and interest in working with people and medical technology.
For further information please contact
Amanda Driffill, Operations & Clinical Programmes Lead, telephone (06) 350 8835.
MidCentral District Health Board is committed to ensuring that children and young people are safe from abuse and harm. As part of our commitment to children and young people, and in line with the Vulnerable Children Act 2014, appointment to positions that involve regular or overnight contact with children will include worker safety checks. These checks are in addition to the requirement to have a satisfactory police clearance. Further information will be provided to shortlisted candidates. To find out more information about the Vulnerable Children Act 2014 click
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