NEW ZEALAND - WELLINGTON REGION
Are you a Psychiatrist looking for a lifestyle change?
Are you seeking flexible work arrangements and a better work-life balance in a vibrant, family friendly and relaxed city? Come and join our dynamic multidisciplinary Mental Health teams who provide support and education to our local Wellington Region community in New Zealand.
We have an exciting opportunity for Consultant Psychiatrists to join a comprehensive and well-respected Mental Health Service in Wellington, NZ. We are dedicated to delivering outstanding care to our community, and we’re looking for professionals who share our passion for mental health.
What we offer:
- A collaborative, supportive work environment with a focus on quality patient care
- The opportunity to work in a modern, well-resourced service
- A welcoming city that values work-life balance, outdoor living, and community
- Relocation package assistance
- Medical registration assistance
We are open to both permanent and short-term applicants—whether you're seeking a long-term career move or want to experience life and work in New Zealand, we would love to hear from you!
We have dedicated teams in the following areas
In this role, you’ll be responsible for ensuring that all necessary clinical steps are taken to help clients achieve optimal health, wellbeing, and safety. This will involve providing appropriate assessments, interventions, and education in a supportive and well-resourced setting.
The Mental Health, Addiction and Intellectual Disability Service (MHAIDS) spans three regions - Wairarapa, Hutt Valley, Capital and Coast and includes local, regional, and national services. The local MHAIDS services are provided from multiple sites within the sub-region:
Our Regional Forensic and Rehabilitation services covers the Central region - Whanganui, Palmerston North and Hawkes Bay. While the Intellectual Disability services extend the length and breadth of the country from six bases located in Whangarei, Auckland, Cambridge, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin.
We welcome enquiries so please get in touch with Sandra, sandra.tam@ccdhb.org.nz if you would like any information on our roles or just a general conversation.
Ma tini, ma mano, ka rapa te whai
By joining together we will succeed
