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Medicine & Social Care

The salary range of employees working in New Zealand in Medicine & Social Care typically ranges from 42,972 NZD (low salaries) to 116,712 NZD (highest average, actual salaries may be even higher)

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Gross salary in category Medicine & Social Care
Salaries may vary by position, the value given is indicative.
80% of people earn:
43K - 117K NZD
10% earn less lthan 43K NZD
10% earns more than 117K NZD
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Based on the Paylab.com salary survey, 80% of people in the Medicine & Social Care category in the New Zealand earn between 42,972 NZD and 116,712 NZD annually gross.

10% of employees earn less than 42,972 NZD and 10% of people earn more than 116,712 NZD.

The survey is based on data from employees, cleaned of extreme and duplicate values.

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List of positions in the Medicine & Social Care category and their job descriptions

Job position
Description of job position
Market range
Ambulance Driver
  • Driving ambulances or assisting ambulance drivers in transporting sick, injured, or convalescent persons.
  • Removing and replacing soiled linens and equipment in order to maintain sanitary conditions.
  • Placing patients on stretchers, and loading stretchers into ambulances, usually with assistance from other attendants.
  • Accompanying and assisting emergency medical technicians on calls.
  • Earning and maintaining appropriate certifications.
  • Replacing supplies and disposable items on ambulances.
  • Reporting facts concerning accidents or emergencies to hospital personnel or law enforcement officials.
  • Administering first aid such as bandaging, splinting, and administering oxygen.
  • Restraining or shackling violent patients.
35,448 - 96,816 NZD
Ambulance Paramedic
  • Assisting in reducing the health consequences in emergency conditions, contingencies, and rescue operations.
  • Communicating with the emergency service despatched.
  • Monitoring patient’s vital signs.
  • Administering first aid to injured people involved in accidents, natural disasters, etc.
  • Cooperating in extricating injured people after accidents, etc.
  • Providing medicines, specialised material, and pharmaceuticals.
  • Providing emergency health care, e.g. resuscitation, stopping the bleeding, etc.
43,284 - 115,368 NZD
Anesthetist
  • Administering anesthesia to patients undergoing surgical and medical procedures.
  • Conducting preoperative assessments to evaluate patients' health and suitability for anesthesia.
  • Monitoring patients' vital signs and anesthesia levels during procedures to ensure safety and comfort.
  • Collaborating with surgical teams to develop anesthesia plans tailored to individual patient needs.
  • Providing postoperative care and pain management to ensure optimal recovery.
  • Educating patients and their families about anesthesia processes, risks, and recovery.
  • Staying updated on advancements in anesthesia practices and technologies.
  • Maintaining accurate and detailed records of anesthesia administration and patient responses.
  • Ensuring compliance with safety protocols and regulations in the operating room.
  • Participating in quality improvement initiatives and peer reviews to enhance patient care.
74,904 - 162,864 NZD
Caregiver
  • Providing compassionate care and support to elderly individuals in their daily activities.
  • Assisting with personal hygiene, grooming, and dressing to ensure comfort and dignity.
  • Helping with mobility and physical exercises to promote health and wellbeing.
  • Preparing and serving nutritious meals according to dietary requirements.
  • Administering medications as prescribed and monitoring health conditions.
  • Engaging clients in social and recreational activities to enhance their quality of life.
  • Communicating effectively with clients, their families, and healthcare professionals.
  • Maintaining a clean and safe living environment for clients.
  • Documenting care provided and reporting any changes in clients’ health or behavior.
  • Adhering to safety and health regulations to ensure the wellbeing of clients.
  • Being a reliable and empathetic companion to enhance clients' emotional and mental health.
  • Participating in ongoing training and development to improve caregiving skills.
  • Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to provide holistic care.
  • Respecting clients' privacy and confidentiality at all times.
26,208 - 79,644 NZD
Carer, Personal Assistant
  • Providing continuous care to sick, helpless and immobile clients.
  • Helping to meet their basic life needs.
  • Heating and serving of food and drinks, feeding clients.
  • Assistance with dressing/undressing and personal hygiene.
  • Activation of clients with regard to their personal interests.
  • Accompanying clients during doctor appointments, walks, visits to authorities etc.
  • Performing of minor housework.
39,012 - 67,560 NZD
Caseworker
  • Providing assistance to clients in the form of social services and consultations.
  • Providing assistance in securing the basic needs of clients, the application and protection of their rights.
  • Performing social work in the field.
  • Communication with clients, offices, and state institutions.
33,528 - 95,340 NZD
Charge Nurse
  • Being responsible for the professional standard of health care provided in the hospital.
  • Managing and supervising head nurses and managing health care staff in cooperation with department heads.
  • Ensuring the filling of staff positions in the hospital in cooperation with department heads.
  • Being responsible for the organisation, quality and efficiency of health care provided.
  • Being responsible for adherence to professional and ethical methods of health care.
  • Creating training plans and ensuring the training of subordinate employees.
  • Handling patient complaints in cooperation with the legal department.
64,380 - 118,248 NZD
Clinical Psychologist
  • Conducting individual interviews and group therapy sessions.
  • Conducting specialist psychological examinations.
  • Diagnosing the causes of the problem, proposing an appropriate treatment.
  • Developing standardised psychological tests.
  • Managing records on the health condition of patients.
48,696 - 120,624 NZD
Clinical Research Associate
  • Conducting monitoring visits to clinical trial sites to ensure compliance with study protocols, regulatory requirements, and Good Clinical Practice (GCP).
  • Reviewing and verifying study documentation including informed consent forms, source documents, and case report forms.
  • Collaborating with site staff to facilitate the smooth execution of clinical trials.
  • Providing training and support to site personnel on study protocols and procedures.
  • Identifying and resolving issues related to study conduct and data integrity.
  • Collecting and reporting adverse events and serious adverse events in accordance with regulatory guidelines.
  • Maintaining accurate and timely records of monitoring activities and findings.
  • Assisting in the preparation of study-related materials, including monitoring plans and reports.
  • Ensuring proper storage and handling of investigational products.
  • Participating in project team meetings and contributing to study progress discussions.
65,484 - 175,116 NZD
Crisis worker
  • A job as a Crisis Worker falls under the broader career category of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers.
  • Activities may include individual and group therapy, crisis intervention, case management, client advocacy, prevention, and education.
Dental Assistant
  • Assisting the dentist during therapeutic procedures by preparing the patient, workspace, instruments, and equipment.
  • Ensuring the availability of dental instruments and supplies for efficient treatment.
  • Preparing patients for dental procedures and maintaining a clean and organized working environment.
  • Providing post-treatment care to patients and addressing any immediate concerns they may have.
  • Maintaining accurate records and documentation in compliance with legal regulations and practice standards.
  • Educating patients on oral hygiene and post-treatment care instructions.
  • Sterilizing and disinfecting dental instruments and equipment to ensure a safe environment.
  • Collaborating with dental team members to enhance patient care and streamline office operations.
  • Scheduling appointments and managing patient flow to optimize clinic efficiency.
  • Handling administrative tasks related to patient management and billing as needed.
32,100 - 93,552 NZD
Dental Hygienist
  • Conducting periodic examinations of patients.
  • Instructing patients on proper cleaning of teeth, interdental spaces and oral caries.
  • Removing tartar and pigment coating.
  • Taking and evaluating X-rays.
  • Fluoridating teeth, polishing dentures and dental enamel.
  • Providing advice on the prevention of tooth decay and related illnesses.
44,328 - 107,064 NZD
Dental Technician
  • Fabricating the oral cavity model with the use of plaster casts.
  • Fabricating false teeth and oral cavities made of wax.
  • Fabricating and repairing crowns, bridges, removable complete dentures, and dental braces.
  • Communicating with dentists and dental specialists.
  • Performing final finishing work.
41,988 - 95,268 NZD
Dentist
  • Examining the teeth and their position, examining dental tissue, gums, dentures, etc.
  • Drilling the openings in tooth tissue depending on the extent of the dental caries found.
  • Filling the drilled openings in teeth with amalgam, composite resin, or porcelain dental fillings.
  • Application of local anaesthetics in the form of injections before painful procedures.
  • Extracting teeth, blood vessels, and nerves.
  • Providing X-rays of the mouth.
  • Providing tooth enamel whitening.
67,380 - 153,204 NZD
Dispensing Optician
  • Providing advice to customers regarding the selection of eyeglasses and sunglasses, contact lenses, frames, lenses, etc.
  • Selling eyeglasses and sunglasses, contact lenses, frames, lenses, cases, hanging braids, detergents, etc.
  • Examining the vision, measuring eye pressure and visual acuity.
  • Adjusting prescription devices.
  • Repairing damaged prescription devices.
  • Providing recommendations to complete specialised tests.
36,648 - 89,952 NZD
Doctor
  • Diagnosing acute and chronic illnesses within general medicine with subsequent therapy and recommendations for therapy and diagnostic procedures.
  • Close co-operation with other specialist doctors.
  • Collecting samples for haematology and biochemical tests, swabs for cultivation.
  • Recording the results of exams into a patient's health card, keeping ambulatory care records along with nurses.
  • Assigning points and recording individual health procedures for contracted health insurers.
78,840 - 178,584 NZD
Doctor apprentice
  • Assisting experienced doctors in diagnosing and treating patients under supervision.
  • Participating in patient consultations and examinations to gain practical experience.
  • Conducting medical research and literature reviews to support clinical decision-making.
  • Attending medical training sessions, workshops, and seminars to enhance knowledge and skills.
  • Documenting patient histories, symptoms, and treatment plans in medical records.
  • Collaborating with healthcare teams to ensure comprehensive patient care.
  • Learning to perform basic medical procedures and techniques in a clinical setting.
  • Observing and adhering to medical ethics and patient confidentiality regulations.
  • Engaging in continuous professional development and staying updated on medical advancements.
  • Providing support in administrative tasks related to patient care and clinic operations.
43,200 - 112,188 NZD
Head Nurse
  • Participating in planning the staffing budget and recruitment
  • Ensure that nursing care meets regulatory standards
  • Review and approve nursing policies and procedures
  • Evaluate nursing staff performance
  • Collaborate with nursing staff, upper management and external agencies in the coordination of patient care
  • Train nursing management staff and coordinate educational programs for patients and their families
  • Facilitate meetings with medical staff from other departments
  • Ensure that nursing care medical services are meeting patient needs
  • Implement quality assurance systems
  • Participating in development of new patient care programs
68,112 - 120,204 NZD
Health Care Assistant
  • Providing basic nursing care under the guidance of a nurse.
  • Administering and applying medicines, poultices, wraps, enemas, warm and cold procedures, healing sitz baths, etc.
  • Serving food and drinks to patients, monitoring the state of their body fluids.
  • Measurement and monitoring of patients' vital signs.
  • Taking samples of biological material for biochemical analysis.
  • Exchange of used and soiled bed linen.
  • Work with the information system of the medical facility.
  • Recording of performed performances in documentation, reporting of activities for the needs of health insurance companies and statistics.
28,152 - 85,416 NZD
Kinetotherapist
  • Assessing patients' physical abilities and limitations through various tests and evaluations.
  • Developing individualized treatment plans based on patients' needs and goals.
  • Implementing therapeutic exercises and activities to improve patients' mobility and function.
  • Educating patients and their families on treatment protocols and self-management strategies.
  • Monitoring and documenting patients' progress throughout the therapy process.
  • Collaborating with healthcare professionals, including physicians and occupational therapists, to ensure comprehensive care.
  • Utilizing specialized equipment and techniques to aid in rehabilitation.
  • Providing support and encouragement to motivate patients during their recovery journey.
  • Staying updated on advancements in kinesiology and rehabilitation practices.
  • Participating in professional development activities to enhance skills and knowledge in the field.
25,500 - 77,004 NZD
Masseur
  • Performing simple massages focusing on muscles, tendons, ligaments, joints, spine, and neck.
  • Performing sports massage and different types of wraps.
  • Performing reflexology massage and manual lymphatic drainage under the guidance of a certified physical therapist.
  • Providing advice concerning different types of exercises.
37,320 - 73,128 NZD
Medical Advisor
  • Provide expert medical advice and support to healthcare professionals and stakeholders.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop and implement medical strategies and programs.
  • Conduct thorough reviews of clinical data and literature to inform decision-making and strategy.
  • Deliver presentations and training sessions to internal teams and external partners on medical topics.
  • Act as a liaison between the company and healthcare professionals, ensuring clear communication of product information.
  • Participate in the development and review of promotional materials to ensure compliance with medical standards.
  • Support clinical trial activities, including protocol development, site selection, and monitoring.
  • Address inquiries from healthcare providers and patients regarding product usage and safety.
  • Stay updated on industry trends, regulations, and advancements in medical science.
  • Contribute to the development of educational materials and resources for healthcare professionals and patients.
  • Ensure adherence to ethical standards and regulatory requirements in all medical communications.
  • Assist in the preparation of scientific publications and presentations for conferences and meetings.
43,608 - 115,092 NZD
Medical Institution Manager
  • Overseeing the daily operations of the medical institution to ensure efficient service delivery.
  • Developing and implementing policies and procedures in alignment with healthcare regulations and standards.
  • Managing budgets, financial resources, and funding allocations to optimize institutional performance.
  • Coordinating with medical staff, administrative personnel, and external stakeholders to foster a collaborative work environment.
  • Ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations, as well as quality assurance protocols.
  • Leading recruitment, training, and professional development initiatives for healthcare personnel.
  • Evaluating and improving patient care services and operational processes to enhance service quality.
  • Analyzing performance metrics and preparing reports for stakeholders on institutional performance and strategic initiatives.
  • Addressing patient and staff concerns, facilitating conflict resolution, and promoting a positive organizational culture.
  • Engaging with community stakeholders to promote health programs and services offered by the institution.
45,912 - 127,272 NZD
Medical Laboratory Technician
  • Laboratory testing according to standard analytical methods.
  • Receiving and accepting samples of biological material.
  • Operating diagnostic equipment in the laboratory.
  • Evaluating results and detecting changes in the physiological and pathological conditions.
  • Preparing medical documentation related to test results.
41,652 - 83,580 NZD
Medical Orderly
  • Manipulation with biological material such as blood, urine, etc.
  • Positioning of patients.
  • Helping the patients with hygiene and other ancillary work according to the instructions of the nurse.
  • Transport of patients to their destination, e.g. to the operating room, bed, medical examination etc.
  • Preparing medical supplies and aids as directed by the nurse.
  • Taking care of the patient`s bed and other inventory of the medical facility, e.g. collection and disposal of used bedclothes.
  • Basic treatment of patients such as dressing.
35,736 - 63,960 NZD
Medical Records Clerk
  • Maintaining and organizing patient medical records in compliance with legal and ethical standards.
  • Ensuring accuracy and confidentiality of patient information in electronic and paper formats.
  • Updating and retrieving patient records as requested by healthcare professionals or authorized personnel.
  • Assisting in the processing of patient admissions, discharges, and transfers by managing relevant documentation.
  • Coordinating with healthcare staff to ensure timely access to medical records for patient care.
  • Responding to inquiries regarding medical records and providing assistance to patients and families as needed.
  • Conducting regular audits of medical records for completeness and accuracy.
  • Training new staff on medical record management procedures and systems.
  • Implementing and adhering to policies related to health information management.
  • Supporting the overall administrative functions of the healthcare facility through effective record-keeping.
Medical assistant
  • Assisting healthcare professionals in delivering patient care and support.
  • Preparing and maintaining patient records, ensuring accuracy and confidentiality.
  • Measuring and recording vital signs, such as blood pressure, temperature, and pulse.
  • Assisting with medical examinations and procedures under the supervision of a physician or nurse.
  • Administering medications and injections as prescribed, following proper protocols.
  • Educating patients and their families about health management and treatment plans.
  • Coordinating patient appointments and managing schedules to optimize clinic flow.
  • Ensuring cleanliness and organization of medical equipment and examination rooms.
  • Monitoring and reporting changes in patient conditions to the healthcare team.
  • Participating in training and professional development to enhance skills and knowledge in medical assistance.
34,104 - 94,248 NZD
Medical graduate
  • Conducting thorough medical assessments and evaluations of patients.
  • Developing and implementing personalized treatment plans based on patient needs and conditions.
  • Collaborating with healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive patient care.
  • Monitoring and documenting patient progress and response to treatments.
  • Educating patients and their families about health conditions, treatment options, and preventive measures.
  • Performing diagnostic tests and interpreting results to inform medical decisions.
  • Keeping up-to-date with medical advancements and best practices in the field.
  • Adhering to ethical and legal standards in patient care and medical practices.
  • Participating in continuing education and professional development activities.
  • Providing emotional support and counseling to patients facing health challenges.
  • Engaging in community outreach and health promotion initiatives.
  • Maintaining accurate and confidential patient records in compliance with regulations.
  • Responding to medical emergencies and providing immediate care when necessary.
  • Collaborating in research activities to advance medical knowledge and practices.
  • Upholding the values of compassion, integrity, and respect in all interactions with patients and colleagues.
51,324 - 140,076 NZD
Medical/Pharmaceutical Sales Representative
  • Educating clients about products and services.
  • Promoting and presenting the sales program to potential and existing customers.
  • Maintaining and developing relationships with current clients while identifying new customers to expand the sales program.
  • Conducting market research and monitoring competitor activities.
  • Actively participating in professional conferences and events.
  • Engaging in training sessions to enhance sales skills and familiarize with the sales program.
  • Regularly reporting on activities undertaken and being accountable for achieving sales targets.
  • Collaborating with healthcare professionals, including doctors, pharmacists, and medical staff in clinics, pharmacies, and other healthcare facilities.
  • Developing strategies to effectively communicate product benefits and address client needs.
  • Ensuring compliance with industry regulations and company policies during sales activities.
68,520 - 158,232 NZD
Microbiologist
  • Laboratory diagnostics of viral, bacterial, parasitic and fungal diseases
  • Evaluating and monitoring results
  • Supervising how procedures are followed
  • Introducing new investigative procedures (methodology) and techniques
  • Participation in domestic and foreign professional gatherings, suggestions and application of knowledge acquired at these events
Midwife
  • Providing care to women during pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum period.
  • Keeping and supporting the optimum health condition of new and expectant mothers.
  • Leading a physiological birth, cooperating with a doctor in case of complications.
  • Educating new and expectant mothers regarding the care for newborns.
  • Preparing new and expectant mothers for breastfeeding.
  • Visiting women with gynaecological problems.
  • Managing medical records.
39,144 - 103,620 NZD
Nanny
  • Providing attentive and nurturing care for children in a home setting.
  • Creating a safe, stimulating, and engaging environment for child development.
  • Planning and supervising age-appropriate activities, including educational games and outings.
  • Assisting with daily routines such as meals, bathing, dressing, and bedtime.
  • Supporting children's emotional and social development through positive reinforcement and guidance.
  • Communicating effectively with parents regarding children's progress, behavior, and any concerns.
  • Maintaining a clean and organized environment, including tidying up play areas and children's rooms.
  • Administering basic first aid and medication as needed, following parents' instructions.
  • Collaborating with parents to establish and adhere to family routines and rules.
  • Adapting care techniques to meet the individual needs and preferences of each child.
  • Ensuring compliance with safety regulations and guidelines to protect children at all times.
  • Providing transportation for children to and from activities, school, or appointments as required.
Nurse
  • Providing assistance during specialised medical procedures and examinations.
  • Measuring and monitoring patient vital signs and functions.
  • Administering injections and prescribed medications to patients.
  • Collecting samples of biological materials.
  • Ordering preventative check-ups and examinations for patients.
  • Administering health records and documentation.
  • Washing, disinfecting, and sterilising medical instruments and aids.
  • Providing first aid in an emergency.
37,680 - 104,976 NZD
Nutrition Assistant
  • Compiling menus, depending on the type of diet.
  • Cooperating with doctors in the area of diet therapy.
  • Providing counselling and consultations in the area of healthy nutrition.
  • Leading discussions on the principles of proper nutrition, beneficial and harmful foods, their nutritional value, etc.
  • Keeping the compulsory medical documentation.
33,864 - 99,588 NZD
Occupational health nurse
  • Conducting health assessments and screenings for employees to monitor their overall health and well-being.
  • Providing education and guidance on occupational health issues, including injury prevention and wellness programs.
  • Collaborating with management to develop and implement health and safety policies and procedures.
  • Administering first aid and emergency care in case of workplace injuries or health crises.
  • Monitoring and evaluating workplace environments to ensure compliance with health regulations.
  • Maintaining accurate health records and documentation for all employee interactions and treatments.
  • Offering support and counseling for employees dealing with work-related stress or mental health issues.
  • Coordinating with external healthcare providers and specialists as necessary for employee referrals and treatments.
  • Participating in health promotion activities and initiatives to foster a healthier workplace culture.
  • Staying updated on industry trends and best practices in occupational health to continuously improve services.
48,792 - 124,812 NZD
Optometrist
  • Communicating with clients in order to become familiar with their health condition, previous eye problems, their profession, etc.
  • Operating ophthalmic instruments.
  • Examining of clients’ eyesight, identifying the power of dioptres.
  • Fabricating, repairing and customising the corrective devices.
  • Providing advice concerning the selection of contact lenses, spectacle frames, etc.
43,080 - 105,996 NZD
Orthopedic Technician
  • Checking prosthetic products and semi-products.
  • Processing leather (rawhide) and lining materials manually and using machinery.
  • Making orthopaedic devices using machinery.
  • Joining orthopaedic materials by hand and machine sewing, riveting (solid bonding with metal components), etc.
  • Adjusting orthopaedic parts made from wood, leather, plastics, and other natural materials.
  • Making soft bandages and combined orthopaedic inserts.
  • Making orthopaedic shoes on the basis of prescriptions.
Pharmaceutical Laboratory Technician
  • Preparing medications according to standard prescriptions.
  • Weighing substances used in the preparation of medications, without participating in the formulation process according to the physician's instructions.
  • Maintaining laboratory equipment and ensuring cleanliness.
  • Conducting various physical-chemical and biological analyses and measurements using laboratory apparatus.
  • Assisting in the preparation of production and overseeing technological phases in the manufacturing of pharmaceutical and cosmetic products.
  • Collaborating with pharmacists and other healthcare professionals to ensure accurate medication preparation.
  • Adhering to safety and quality standards in all laboratory and production processes.
  • Documenting and reporting any discrepancies or issues encountered during the preparation and analysis processes.
  • Participating in training and continuous education to stay updated on new pharmaceutical practices and technologies.
  • Supporting the research and development of new pharmaceutical formulations and products.
40,056 - 95,892 NZD
Pharmacist
  • Preparing medications according to physician prescriptions.
  • Providing information to patients regarding the purpose and application of medications.
  • Addressing customer inquiries about prescribed medications, including potential side effects and interactions with other drugs or conditions.
  • Responding to questions about over-the-counter medications and substances used for the prevention of certain conditions.
  • Compounding medications by mixing ingredients in the forms of powders, tablets, capsules, and solutions.
  • Ensuring the safe storage and handling of pharmaceuticals in compliance with regulations.
  • Monitoring patient health and progress to ensure safe and effective medication use.
  • Collaborating with healthcare professionals to assess patient needs and recommend appropriate therapies.
  • Educating patients on proper medication usage, potential side effects, and lifestyle modifications to enhance treatment outcomes.
  • Maintaining accurate records of prescriptions, patient interactions, and medication inventories.
  • Staying updated on new medications, treatments, and industry regulations to provide the best care possible.
59,796 - 143,196 NZD
Physiotherapist
  • Assessing the health condition of patients, diagnosing the source of troubles.
  • Prescribing specialised exercises depending on the nature of the troubles.
  • Performing rehabilitation procedures and exercises.
  • Instructing patients regarding proper walking, sitting, standing, and posture.
  • Managing documentation on the health condition of patients.
33,720 - 105,924 NZD
Pre-school/School/ Kindergarder nurse
  • Providing nursing care and support to preschool and school-aged children.
  • Conducting health assessments and monitoring the physical and emotional well-being of students.
  • Administering medications and treatments as prescribed and maintaining accurate health records.
  • Collaborating with educators and parents to promote health education and wellness initiatives.
  • Identifying and addressing health issues and concerns among students.
  • Ensuring compliance with health regulations and school policies.
  • Organizing and participating in health screenings and immunization programs.
  • Developing and implementing health promotion activities and programs in the school environment.
  • Responding to medical emergencies and providing first aid as needed.
  • Maintaining a safe and healthy school environment by promoting hygiene and disease prevention.
  • Serving as a resource for students, parents, and staff regarding health-related issues.
  • Keeping up-to-date with developments in pediatric nursing and school health practices.
Priest
  • Providing spiritual guidance and support to individuals and families within the community.
  • Leading religious services, including worship, sacraments, and ceremonies.
  • Offering counseling and emotional support to congregants during times of crisis and personal challenges.
  • Engaging in community outreach initiatives to promote social welfare and spiritual development.
  • Collaborating with other religious and community organizations to address social issues and provide assistance.
  • Conducting educational programs, such as Bible studies and religious education for all age groups.
  • Visiting the sick, elderly, and those in need to provide comfort and companionship.
  • Maintaining accurate records of church activities, membership, and financial contributions.
  • Upholding the values and teachings of the faith while fostering a welcoming environment for all.
  • Encouraging volunteerism and participation in church activities and community service projects.
55,692 - 132,108 NZD
Product Marketing Manager
  • Develop and implement effective marketing strategies for healthcare products and services.
  • Conduct market research to identify customer needs, preferences, and trends within the healthcare sector.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including sales, product development, and customer service, to ensure alignment of marketing initiatives.
  • Create and manage product positioning, messaging, and promotional campaigns to enhance brand visibility and market share.
  • Analyze competitor offerings and industry developments to identify opportunities for product differentiation and innovation.
  • Prepare and present marketing plans, budgets, and performance reports to senior management.
  • Oversee the creation of marketing materials, including brochures, presentations, and digital content, ensuring consistency with brand guidelines.
  • Foster relationships with key stakeholders, including healthcare providers, industry influencers, and clients, to drive product adoption and customer loyalty.
  • Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of marketing campaigns, making data-driven adjustments to optimize performance.
  • Stay updated on regulatory requirements and industry standards to ensure compliance in all marketing activities.
117,636 - 171,984 NZD
Public Health Administrator
  • Performing expert activities in the area of primary prevention, protection, support, and strengthening of public health.
  • Performing state health supervision in the field of environment and working environment, occupational health, the creation and protection of healthy living and working conditions of children and youth, and on workplaces with ionising radiation.
  • Monitoring and statistical analysis of environmental factors and health characteristics.
  • Performing specialised tasks within the public health surveillance.
  • Performing activities in the area of health counselling and education.
37,020 - 104,892 NZD
Radiographer
  • Performing diagnostic imaging examinations using X-ray equipment to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of patients.
  • Collaborating with physicians and healthcare professionals to determine appropriate imaging techniques and protocols.
  • Preparing patients for radiographic procedures by explaining the process, addressing concerns, and ensuring comfort.
  • Positioning patients correctly to obtain high-quality images while minimizing exposure to radiation.
  • Maintaining and operating radiographic equipment, ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards.
  • Analyzing images for technical quality and assisting in the interpretation of findings.
  • Keeping accurate patient records and documenting procedures performed and results obtained.
  • Ensuring the cleanliness and organization of the radiography department and equipment.
  • Staying updated with advancements in radiographic technology and techniques through continuous education and training.
  • Adhering to all regulatory and safety guidelines to ensure a safe environment for patients and staff.
45,120 - 107,616 NZD
Radiology Assistant
  • Independent specialised professional work during standard skiagraphic and skiascopic examinations.
  • Assisting with non-standard radiological operations using complex instrumentation.
  • Developing and processing of film material in the darkroom.
  • Performing CT and MR examinations and assisting in CT-guided intervention (biopsy and drainage).
  • Processing CT and MR image documentation and its recording on electronic media.
  • Informing the patient about the nature, preparation, duration, and potential risks of examination as well as the time of receiving the results.
41,424 - 99,216 NZD
Regulatory Affairs Manager
  • Preparing, submitting, and implementing registration documents of pharmaceutical products.
  • Ensuring the correct translation and comprehensibility of technical texts shown on the packaging and package inserts of medicines.
  • Negotiation with the company’s internal clients.
  • Communicating with regulatory authorities, state institutions (National Institute for Drug Control, Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic) and the company's headquarters.
  • Preparing, submitting, and detailed processing of requests for the authorisation of clinical trials.
135,588 - 196,236 NZD
Regulatory Affairs Specialist
  • Preparing documents for product registration by the State Institute for Drug Control (SIDC).
  • Updating the registration database and archiving documentation.
  • Updating and reviewing registration documentation on the basis of comments.
  • Monitoring legislative changes at the national and European levels.
  • Ensuring compliance and implementation of the legislative requirements.
  • Checking product documentation, advertising materials, and texts.
  • Ensuring the preparation and evaluation of analyses.
  • Communicating with regulatory authorities, state institutions, and other departments within the company.
63,840 - 137,388 NZD
Research Physician
  • Performs screening assessments including physical examinations, medical history review; reviews results of diagnostic studies; evaluates subjects with regard to suitability for protocols
  • Counsels subjects with regard to abnormal and/or exclusionary diagnostic results, as necessary
  • Accurately completes source documents and data input
  • Provides medical care and emergency care for study subjects, as necessary
  • Performs duties accurately and within timelines to avoid unnecessary wastage of valuable resources
  • Responsible for the study design, documentation and reports of all medical aspects to insure that the safety and medical execution is secured
52,212 - 134,880 NZD
Secretary of health department
  • Providing administrative support to the health department, ensuring smooth operations and effective communication.
  • Managing schedules, appointments, and meetings for health department officials and staff.
  • Maintaining accurate records of health-related documents, reports, and correspondence.
  • Assisting in the preparation and distribution of health policies, guidelines, and informational materials.
  • Coordinating communication between the health department and external stakeholders, including government agencies and community organizations.
  • Handling inquiries from the public and providing information regarding health services and programs.
  • Assisting in the organization of health department events, workshops, and training sessions.
  • Managing office supplies and inventory, ensuring that necessary materials are available for staff.
  • Supporting the development and implementation of health initiatives and programs.
  • Contributing to the overall efficiency and effectiveness of the health department's operations.
35,712 - 98,160 NZD
Social counselor
  • Providing guidance and support to individuals facing social, emotional, and psychological challenges.
  • Conducting assessments to determine clients' needs and developing personalized intervention plans.
  • Facilitating individual and group counseling sessions to promote personal growth and social adjustment.
  • Collaborating with other professionals, including social workers, psychologists, and healthcare providers, to coordinate comprehensive care.
  • Advocating for clients' rights and ensuring they have access to necessary resources and services.
  • Assisting clients in navigating social services systems and accessing community resources.
  • Maintaining accurate and confidential client records, documenting progress and outcomes.
  • Participating in ongoing professional development and training to stay updated on best practices in social counseling.
  • Educating clients and their families about mental health issues and available support systems.
  • Monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of intervention plans and making adjustments as necessary.
22,020 - 69,216 NZD
Social rehabilitation specialist
  • Assessing the needs and capabilities of individuals requiring social rehabilitation services.
  • Developing and implementing personalized rehabilitation plans in collaboration with clients and interdisciplinary teams.
  • Providing guidance and support to clients in developing life skills, social skills, and coping strategies.
  • Facilitating group therapy sessions and workshops to promote social interaction and community integration.
  • Monitoring client progress and adjusting rehabilitation plans as necessary to ensure optimal outcomes.
  • Collaborating with healthcare professionals, social workers, and community organizations to coordinate services and resources.
  • Educating clients and their families about available social services and support systems.
  • Advocating for clients' rights and needs within various social service frameworks.
  • Maintaining accurate records and documentation of client interactions, progress, and outcomes.
  • Staying informed about best practices and developments in the field of social rehabilitation and related areas.
Speech Therapist
  • Assessing, diagnosing, and treating speech, language, and communication disorders in individuals of all ages.
  • Developing personalized treatment plans tailored to the specific needs of each client.
  • Conducting therapy sessions to improve speech clarity, language skills, and communication abilities.
  • Collaborating with other healthcare professionals, educators, and families to support clients' overall development.
  • Utilizing evidence-based practices and therapeutic techniques to enhance client outcomes.
  • Monitoring and documenting clients’ progress and adjusting treatment plans as necessary.
  • Providing guidance and support to families regarding communication strategies and resources.
  • Educating clients and their families about speech and language disorders and the therapeutic process.
  • Participating in continuing education and professional development to stay current with best practices in the field.
  • Maintaining confidentiality and adhering to ethical standards in all aspects of practice.
34,776 - 100,632 NZD
Veterinarian
  • Examining the health of animals, determining diagnoses.
  • Examining and removing tissues and biological materials.
  • Prescribing and administering drugs to animals.
  • Performing minor and major surgeries.
  • Vaccinating animals against diseases, treating them for parasites.
  • Sterilising animals.
  • Euthanising animals.
  • Providing advice to owners and keepers of animals regarding proper nutrition.
40,788 - 112,464 NZD
Veterinary Technician
  • Assisting or performing treatments, diagnostics and monitoring.
  • Collecting, preparing and running or submitting samples for requested tests.
  • Providing specialised nursing care.
  • Preparing animals, instruments and equipment for surgery.
  • Preparing prescriptions, dispensed medications and medication refills.
  • Assisting with with inventory control.
35,448 - 85,212 NZD
Ward domestic
  • Maintaining cleanliness and hygiene standards within the ward environment.
  • Assisting healthcare staff with the preparation of patient rooms and facilities.
  • Supporting patients with daily living activities, ensuring their comfort and dignity.
  • Distributing meals and snacks to patients, ensuring dietary requirements are met.
  • Collecting and disposing of waste materials in accordance with health regulations.
  • Reporting any safety hazards or maintenance issues to the appropriate personnel.
  • Assisting in the transportation of patients within the facility when needed.
  • Collaborating with nursing staff to ensure a safe and supportive environment for patients.
  • Participating in training and development programs to enhance skills and knowledge.
  • Upholding confidentiality and respecting patient privacy at all times.
39,624 - 67,884 NZD
Youth worker
  • Supporting and empowering young individuals in personal development and social integration.
  • Developing and implementing engaging programs and activities tailored to the needs of youth.
  • Building trusting relationships with young people to foster a safe and supportive environment.
  • Collaborating with families, schools, and community organizations to promote youth welfare.
  • Conducting assessments to identify the needs and challenges faced by youth.
  • Providing guidance and counseling to help young people navigate personal and social issues.
  • Facilitating workshops and group discussions on topics such as life skills, education, and health.
  • Monitoring and evaluating the progress of youth participants in programs and activities.
  • Advocating for the rights and needs of young individuals within the community.
  • Maintaining accurate records of interactions and progress for reporting and evaluation purposes.
  • Participating in training and professional development to enhance skills and knowledge in youth work.
  • Ensuring compliance with relevant policies, procedures, and best practices in youth services.
30,768 - 95,808 NZD

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