Allied health jobs in New Zealand.

Processing specimens · Performing histological techniques · Maintaining laboratory equipment

Registration with Medical Sciences Council of New Zealand and current Annual Practicing Certificate desirable; eligibility to work in New Zealand; participation in evening and weekend rosters; methodical, detail-oriented, team-focused.

Arranging clinics · Communicating with clients · Entering data

Experience in clinic coordination, data entry, and administrative tasks; strong communication skills.

Advocating for people · Connecting with resources · Providing medication support

Current full NZ driver's licence, first aid certificate, NZ Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (NZCHW) or equivalent, support worker experience, commitment to recovery principles and Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

Supporting patient nutrition · Working in multidisciplinary teams · Covering adult inpatient wards

Current registration with NZ Dietitians Board, endorsed scope as Dietitian Prescriber, current Annual Practicing Certificate, excellent communication, ability to work autonomously and in a team.

Providing rehabilitation · Supporting clients · Developing clinical skills

Bachelor's degree in Occupational Therapy or Physiotherapy; must be New Zealand or Australian-trained; full-time 40 hours per week; start date 2 February 2027.

Providing rehabilitation · Supporting clients · Building clinical skills

Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy; must be New Zealand or Australian trained; strong communication and commitment to learning; full-time 40 hours per week.

Providing rehabilitation · Supporting client recovery · Building clinical skills

Completing a bachelor's degree in Occupational Therapy or Physiotherapy; New Zealand or Australian-trained only; strong communication and commitment to APM values; full-time 40 hours per week.

Collecting blood samples · Performing IV cannulation · Supporting hospital services

Eligibility to work in New Zealand; registered QPT/QMLT or able to obtain registration from Medical Sciences Council; knowledge of Privacy Act; ability to collect blood from adults, children, neonates; IV cannulation extended scope; full safety checks required.

Assessing clients · Providing therapy · Supporting whanau

Registered professional (Social Worker, RN, or Occupational Therapist) with annual practising certificate; experience in child and adolescent mental health preferred; assessment and therapy skills (CBT, DBT, ACT).

Managing caseloads · Providing practical support · Coordinating services

Experience in mental health/addiction services; must enrol in Level 4 Mental Health qualification; full NZ driver's licence; Microsoft Office and client management system competency; ability to manage caseload and work autonomously.

Managing support workers · Coordinating care services · Building relationships

Previous experience in health and disability or home and community support services; strong relationship, critical thinking, time management, administration, and communication skills; ability to work unsupervised; IT proficiency with basic computer systems and smartphones.

Assisting clinical procedures · Recording participant data · Maintaining ward cleanliness

Training or experience in a related field; ability to follow protocols; flexible availability including evenings, nights, and weekends; strong time management and communication skills.

Supporting personal cares · Building independence · Maintaining safe environment

Experience in disability support, mental health, or life skills support; full NZ driver's licence and reliable transport; availability for rostered shifts including evenings, weekends, and public holidays; willingness to learn kaupapa Māori values.

Providing therapeutic interventions · Conducting assessments · Collaborating with services

AOD experience in mental health and addictions; current annual practicing certificate; full DAPAANZ registration; meet Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act (2003); full clean New Zealand driver's licence; strong communication and documentation skills.

Assessing clients · Providing therapy · Supporting whanau

Registered professional with annual practising certificate (RN, social worker, or OT); experience in child and adolescent mental health preferred; skills in CBT, DBT, ACT; passion for young people and whanau.

Facilitating professional development · Identifying workforce needs · Supporting learning initiatives

Current New Zealand registration and Annual Practicing Certificate with an Allied Health professional body; advanced experience in coaching and development; legal right to work in New Zealand; ability to work across Canterbury and West Coast.

Greeting patients · Managing appointments · Processing invoices

Must be in New Zealand and legally entitled to work without sponsorship; full NZ driver licence; current first aid certificate or willingness to obtain; clear Ministry of Justice Criminal History Check; strong computer literacy including Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook.

Delivering dietetic care · Assessing patients · Planning care

Registration with Dietitians Board of New Zealand, current Annual Practicing Certificate with prescribing endorsement, recent adult inpatient hospital experience, knowledge of Nutrition Care Process, strong communication and assessment skills.

Inspecting meat · Ensuring food safety · Training as assessor

NCEA Level 1 or equivalent; fit, reliable team player with good communication skills and work ethic; paid training to become a qualified Meat Inspector.

Assessing children · Providing intervention · Conducting housing modifications

Occupational Therapist with paediatric experience, Enable accreditation, and housing modification skills at basic and complex level; must work in outpatient/community settings.

Assisting with mobility · Maintaining documentation · Encouraging social engagement

Level 0-4 caregiving qualification with medication competency if Level 4; proven aged care experience; passion for elderly support; confident communication; MS Office literacy; legal right to work in New Zealand.

Providing optometric support · Assisting ophthalmologist · Ensuring smooth clinics

Provide optometric support to ophthalmologist and ensure smooth clinic operations; effective patient care and service.

Supporting personal cares · Building independence · Maintaining safe environment

Experience in disability support, mental health, or life skills support; full NZ driver's licence and reliable transport; availability for rostered shifts including evenings, weekends, and public holidays; willingness to learn kaupapa Māori values.

Coordinating programme delivery · Supporting trainees · Managing relationships

Experience in programme coordination within primary, community, or aged care; strong relationship management and communication; organizational skills; understanding of health inequities and Te Tiriti o Waitangi; MS Office proficiency; current full driver's licence.

Greeting patients · Providing customer service · Managing reception

Entry-level medical receptionist role; must provide high-level customer service and care as first point of contact for patients and visitors.

Planning activities · Supporting residents · Monitoring progress

3+ yrsNational Certificate in Diversional Therapy (Level 4) or 3+ years relevant experience; First Aid Certificate; full clean driver's licence and ability to drive a Mobility Van; Microsoft Office proficiency; strong planning, communication, and interpersonal skills.

Assisting clinicians · Preparing treatment rooms · Maintaining infection control

Previous dental assistant experience preferred but not essential; excellent communication and interpersonal skills; positive, reliable, team-focused attitude; ability to work at short notice; valid New Zealand work rights.

Assisting clinicians · Taking x-rays · Preparing treatment rooms

Previous experience as a Dental Assistant required; excellent communication, organisational and customer service skills; proficiency in computer software; ability to work in fast-paced environment; valid NZ work right.

Providing personal care · Assisting with meals · Supporting activities

Experience in aged care or similar role; strong verbal communication; commitment to varied shifts at short notice; empathy, kindness, and patience.

Assisting with mobility · Documenting care · Encouraging social engagement

Level 0-4 caregiving qualification, proven aged care experience, genuine passion for elderly support, confident communication, computer literacy in MS Office, legal entitlement to work in New Zealand.