Psychiatrist

About the Company Te Whatu Ora, Health New Zealand, is responsible for the day-to-day management of our health system across New Zealand. We integrate the functions of the 20 former District Health Boards into our regional divisions and district offices, ensuring the continuity of health services. In Waitaha, Canterbury, we provide health services to nearly 600,000 residents. We are committed to upholding Te Tiriti o Waitangi and prioritizing our partnership with Māori in all our discussions and initiatives. About the Role We are currently seeking Psychiatrists interested in Full Time (preferably) or Part Time positions. We offer a variety of Specialist Mental Health roles across the South Island, and we encourage you to reach out for more details on the following vacancies: - Psychiatrist | Part Time or Full Time - Psychiatrist | Adult General Crisis Resolution Team - Consultant Psychiatrist Christchurch is a vibrant city that caters to diverse interests. Whether you are a nature enthusiast, an adventure seeker, a foodie, an art lover, or a young professional, you are sure to find your place in our community. In the role of Consultant Psychiatrist, you will be part of our Adult General Service within an integrated healthcare system. Your responsibilities will involve engaging with a variety of cases, providing assessments in crisis situations, inpatient care, and community support. Experience in Adult Mental Health, including inpatient, outpatient, alcohol and drug services, and rehabilitation, is essential. You will work in a quality-driven, forward-thinking multidisciplinary team that values collaboration and professionalism. Every day will bring new challenges and opportunities. Your specialist knowledge and clinical expertise will be vital in delivering innovative acute and long-term care tailored to meet individual needs. As a Psychiatrist, you will take on a leadership role within our established multidisciplinary teams and will have the chance to contribute to the ongoing development of our client-centered frameworks. Requirements To be eligible for this role, you must be able to obtain registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand. For more information on registration, please visit their website. Our Culture: What Matters to Us At Te Whatu Ora, we believe that health is fundamentally about people. We prioritize how we care for and respect one another, take responsibility for our outcomes, and conduct our work with integrity. Our team is dedicated to focusing on our Five Strategic Pillars (Nga Pou Aronui), which guide our strategic plans: Pillar 1: Mana Tangata - A focus on individuals with serious or acute mental disorders who require specialized care. Pillar 2: Matatau - Providing in-depth clinical and specialist expertise in assessing and treating serious or acute mental disorders. Pillar 3: Mahi Tahi - Adopting a multidisciplinary and integrated approach that centers on consumers and their families. Pillar 4: Manaakitanga - Fostering a positive culture that values our staff while promoting compassion, hope, and well-being. Pillar 5: Whanaungatanga - Building and maintaining partnerships with the wider health system, other agencies, and the community to support professionals and contribute to a sustainable mental health system. Benefits As a member of Te Whatu Ora, Health New Zealand, you will enjoy access to flexible working arrangements and a strong focus on career development. We believe that diversity and inclusion are crucial to providing the best care for our varied population. As an equal opportunity employer, we welcome and respect all individuals. Apply Now If you are interested in applying, please submit your application online. For more information, feel free to contact Amy Walker, our Recruitment Specialist, at Amy.Walker@cdhb.health.nz. Please note that applications submitted via agencies will not be considered. We look forward to welcoming you to our team!