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Health Care Assistant – Outpatients and Clinical Measurement Unit

Capital Health Careers · New Zealand

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Interview prep

Be ready to walk through outpatient scenarios: anxious patients, busy clinic lists, and escalating concerns to a nurse. Show how you keep measurements accurate, maintain dignity and privacy, and work under direction in a measurement unit.

Fit summary

Strong fit if you are steady with people, reliable on shift, and motivated by practical support work rather than independent clinical decision-making. Less fit if you need remote work or a clearly documented senior clinical scope.

Day in the role

As a Health Care Assistant in Outpatients and the Clinical Measurement Unit for Capital Health Careers’ client site, a typical day is patient flow and clinical support: room prep, vitals and measurements, chaperoning, stock and equipment readiness, and helping nurses and technicians keep clinics moving safely and calmly.

Skills to emphasize

Prioritise patient communication, infection control, accurate observations, and clinic logistics. No cert catalogue or costs were supplied in CERTS for this role family.

FAQ from this listing

Is this role remote?

No. The listing marks remote as unavailable; expect on-site outpatient and clinical measurement work in New Zealand.

What does the job title imply day to day?

Health Care Assistant support in outpatients and clinical measurement—assisting with clinics, observations, and patient care under clinical staff direction.

Is salary listed in the source data?

No pay band or benefits figures were provided; ask the employer during application for current NZ rates and conditions.

Company facts (cached)

Website: capitalhealthcareers.com

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Role overview (listing rewrite)

Capital Health Careers is hiring a Health Care Assistant – Outpatients and Clinical Measurement Unit based in New Zealand at Wellington Regional Hospital. This permanent full-time position with rostered and rotating shifts offers a practical opportunity for current Health New Zealand staff to support clinic-based care. About the Role The Health Care Assistant – Outpatients and Clinical Measurement Unit role at Capital Health Careers sits within Wellington Regional Hospital and operates on a permanent full-time basis with rostered and rotating patterns. Applications are accepted solely from people already employed by Health New Zealand. The post forms part of a wider service that places Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles at the centre of care for every New Zealander, progressing through joined-up working and shared effort to strengthen the national health framework. Day-to-day work revolves around outpatients clinics and the clinical measurement area, where patient support and operational readiness keep services flowing safely and respectfully. Your Responsibilities Welcome and assist people attending outpatient appointments and clinical measurement sessions, attending to practical needs and comfort. Prepare clinic rooms and ensure measurement equipment is clean, stocked and ready for clinical staff. Support the recording of routine clinical measurements and observations under appropriate direction. Help maintain steady patient flow through the unit while protecting privacy and dignity at all times. Keep the work environment tidy, hygienic and free of hazards in line with local safety standards. Collaborate closely with nursing, medical and allied health colleagues as an active member of the team. Complete accurate charting, stock checks and straightforward administrative tasks linked to the session. Fulfil rostered and rotating shift requirements associated with the permanent full-time contract. Who We're Looking For Current Health New Zealand employees only, as external applicants cannot be considered for this Health Care Assistant – Outpatients and Clinical Measurement Unit vacancy. Willingness and capacity to work rostered and rotating shifts at Wellington Regional Hospital in New Zealand. Genuine focus on patient-centred support that respects cultural values and individual circumstances. Clear communication skills for constructive exchanges with patients, whānau and clinical colleagues. Team-oriented approach that contributes positively to both outpatients and clinical…

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