About this role
We are committed to redefining patient centred care for our patients, our people and our planet.
TE K AMUPENE THE COMPANY
Forté Health is a modern private surgical hospital in central Christchurch , providing high-quality short-stay and day-stay services including in orthopaedic, gynaecology, ORL, urology, maxillo-facial and general elective surgical procedures.
We’re a collaborative team passionate about excellence in patient care and sustainable healthcare.
Proudly we are New Zealand’s first net Carbon Zero hospital
Forte Health offer an attractive remuneration package including:
- Five weeks annual leave
- Free staff morning tea and lunches provided daily
- Annual Shoe Allowance
- Subsidised on site car parking
- Transport subsidy
- A choice of health subsidies, Health Insurance Contribution or Wellbeing reimbursement
- Holidays over Christmas/New Year
Additional benefits
- Long service leave every five years
- Wellbeing programme
- W orkRide programme for transport sustainability
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Kei nga maunga whakahii , kia kama
Kia mataara !!
Clinical Educator Theatre
T Ū RANGA THE ROLE
Are you an experienced Clinical Educator who is passionate about developing others and helping teams deliver exceptional care ?
In this role, you'll join an existing team providing education
and professional growth across the hospital with a specific focus on the Theatre staff .
You'll work closely with the Clinical Nurse Specialists
and Quality team
to deliver engaging learning programmes, grow workforce strength, and drive continuous improvement.
This is a fantastic opportunity to influence clinical practice and mak e
a real difference to both staff and patient outcomes.
This role is 0.6 FTE Tuesday- Thursday . Additional casual work in theatre is also available.
KO KO E ABOUT YOU
If you're looking for a role where you can inspire others, influence clinical practice, and help foster a culture of learning and excellence, we'd love to hear from you.
In your cover letter, we'd be interested to learn more about your experience and strengths in the following areas:
- What experience have you gained in clinical education, workforce development, professional practice, or related areas?
- Which operating theatre specialties have you worked across?
- How have you used your facilitation, coaching, or mentoring skills to support the development of others?
- What motivates your commitment to continuous improvement and delivering high-quality patient care?
We are particularly interested in hearing from candidates with five or more years of theatre experience (within New Zealand) and relevant postgraduate study.
Closing date for applications; Sunday 11 October 2026
To find out more please contact Johanna van Aalst on 03 265 0741 or
[email protected]
Applicants must be a NZ resident or have a current work permit .