Psychiatrist

About the Company Te Whatu Ora, Health New Zealand, is responsible for the daily 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 to ensure a seamless delivery of services. In Waitaha, Canterbury, we provide health services to nearly 600,000 residents, prioritizing our partnership with Māori and upholding the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi in all our engagements. About the Role We are currently seeking Psychiatrists for both full-time and part-time positions within our Mental Health services across the South Island. We invite you to explore the various opportunities available, including: - Psychiatrist | Part Time or Full Time - Psychiatrist | Adult General Crisis Resolution Team - Consultant Psychiatrist Christchurch is a vibrant city that caters to a diverse range of interests, from nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers to food lovers and arts aficionados. No matter your background, you will find your place in our community. In the role of Consultant Psychiatrist, you will be an integral part of our Adult General Service, engaging with a variety of cases that include crisis intervention, inpatient care, and community assessments. Your experience in Adult Mental Health—which may encompass inpatient, outpatient, alcohol and drug services, and rehabilitation—is essential for success in this position. You will collaborate within dynamic, quality-driven multidisciplinary teams, where professionalism and teamwork are paramount. Each day will present new and rewarding challenges. As a Psychiatrist, you will leverage your specialized knowledge and clinical skills to provide innovative acute and long-term care tailored to individual needs. You will take a lead role within our established multidisciplinary teams and contribute to the ongoing development of our client-centered frameworks. Requirements To be eligible for this role, you must qualify for registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand. For more information on registration, please visit the Medical Council of New Zealand website. Our Culture: What Matters to Us At Te Whatu Ora, we believe that health is fundamentally about people. Our commitment to care, respect, and integrity underpins everything we do. Our strategic focus is guided by five key pillars: Pillar 1: Mana Tangata - Emphasizing care for individuals with serious or acute mental disorders who may not be treated elsewhere. Pillar 2: Matatau - Ensuring specialized expertise in the assessment and treatment of serious mental health conditions. Pillar 3: Mahi Tahi - Fostering a multidisciplinary approach that centers on consumers and their families. Pillar 4: Manaakitanga - Creating a positive work environment that values our staff and promotes compassion, hope, and well-being. Pillar 5: Whanaungatanga - Building sustainable partnerships with the broader health system and community to support mental health professionals and create a resilient mental health system. Benefits As a member of Te Whatu Ora, our staff enjoy flexible working arrangements and a strong commitment to career development. We value diversity and inclusion as essential components for delivering the best care to our varied population. Our organization is an equal opportunity employer that welcomes and respects individuals from all backgrounds. Apply Now If you are interested in this opportunity, please apply online. For further information, feel free to contact Amy Walker, Recruitment Specialist, at Amy.Walker@cdhb.health.nz. Please note that applications submitted through recruitment agencies will not be considered. We look forward to welcoming you to our team!