International Oral Health Therapist -ﾠNew Zealand roles

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Discover a Career as an Oral Health Therapist in New ZealandYou educate, prevent and treat, helping people stay healthy for life. Now discover a career that supports your own wellbeing, professional growth and work-life balance.At Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora, Oral Health Therapists are at the heart of a prevention-focused public health system, improving oral health outcomes for tamariki (children), rangatahi (young people) and whānau (families).We have opportunities available across New Zealand and are looking for qualified Oral Health Therapists who want to make a meaningful impact through early intervention, health promotion and community-based care.Why join us?Roles available across multiple regions of New ZealandMake a meaningful impact through prevention and early interventionWork with children, young people and families in community settingsDevelop your skills within supportive multidisciplinary teamsCompetitive salary and employment benefitsImmigration and relocation support availableStraight to Residence visa pathway eligibilityAbout the OpportunityOral Health Therapists work in community and school-based dental services throughout New Zealand.You may work in:Mobile and fixed dental clinicsSchool and community oral health servicesOutreach and equity-focused programmesHealth education and promotion rolesYou may also have opportunities to:Rotate across different services and communitiesDevelop leadership skills and take on additional responsibilitiesContribute to health promotion initiativesBuild expertise in adolescent and community oral healthSalary, Leave and BenefitsBase salary: NZD $79,014 - $119,300 per annum (based on the PSA Allied, Public Health, Scientific & Technical Collective Agreement)Additional compensation: Penal rates, overtime, higher duties and other applicable allowancesYou'll also receive:Reimbursement of professional registration and Annual Practising Certificate (APC) feesPaid Continuing Professional Development (CPD) leave and support for ongoing learningProfessional indemnity cover provided by Health New ZealandAt least four weeks of annual leave, with additional leave provisions in some services and locationsTen days of paid sick leave per yearTwelve public holidays, plus time in lieu or an alternative holiday where applicableParental leave provisions and support in line with the collective agreement and New Zealand legislationLong service and other special leave entitlementsEmployer superannuation contribution where eligibleWhat You Need to Work HereTo work as an Oral Health Therapist in New Zealand, you'll need:To be eligible for registration with the Dental Council of New ZealandHold a current Annual Practising Certificate (APC)Meet the relevant professional, clinical and fitness-to-practise requirementsInternational applicants are assessed on their qualifications, clinical competencies and fitness to practise.Call New Zealand HomeNew Zealand offers a lifestyle that is difficult to match, with welcoming communities, short commutes and easy access to beaches, forests, mountains and vibrant towns and cities.Making the move is easier with:Tier 1 Green List eligibility for Oral Health TherapistsStraight to Residence visa pathway opportunitiesFree support from our dedicated Health Immigration ServiceAssistance for you and your whānau (family) throughout the relocation processWorking for Health New Zealand | Te Whatu OraTe Whatu Ora means the weaving of wellness. We're building a single, unified health system that delivers equitable, high-quality care across the motu (country).When you join us, you'll be part of:A national health system focused on better outcomes for all New ZealandersA workforce committed to equity, prevention and community wellbeingTeams that collaborate across services, regions and disciplinesAn organisation investing in the future of healthcare in Aotearoa New ZealandWe are committed to building a workforce that reflects the communities we serve. We welcome applications from all people, including Māori, Pacific Peoples, people from ethnic communities, disabled people and members of the Rainbow community. Our commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi guides our work to improve health outcomes and achieve equitable access to care for Māori and all New Zealanders.To help keep our patients, whānau (families) and workforce safe, preferred candidates may be required to complete relevant pre-employment checks. These may include:Professional registration verificationPolice VettingChildren's Worker Safety Checks (where applicable)Role-appropriate health screeningReady to Make a Difference Somewhere Different?Whether you're ready to apply now or simply exploring your options, we'd love to hear from you.Our International Recruitment team can support you with:The application processProfessional registration requirementsImmigration and visa pathwaysRelocation planningFinding the right community to call homeApply now and discover where a career in New Zealand could take you.

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