Waka Ora Health Shuttle Driver and Assistant Volunteer

Hato Hone St John

Job Location:

Far North District - New Zealand

Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed

Posted on: 22 hours ago

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

He aha te tūranga - About the role:

Making over 90000 trips per year the St John Health Shuttle is a koha-based community service that transports people to and from essential medical and health related appointments. The service is often used by older individuals and those experiencing barriers to transport.

Driving a St John Shuttle vehicle you will be responsible for ensuring clients safely reach their appointments on time. This volunteer role is highly customer focused and requires a commitment to providing excellent service. You may be required to provide minimal assistance so physical fitness is important.

Where do Health Shuttles operate

With around 60 services across the motu our Health Shuttles cover a lot of ground. Please click here to view our North Island locations or click here to view our South Island locations.

Were currently on the lookout for Health Shuttle Driver Volunteers for our Kawakawa / Bay of Islands service.

Qualifications :

Ko wai koe - About you:

No prior experience is required however there are of course some essential requirements:

Held a full and clean NZ Drivers Licence for at least 12 months
Ability to commit to one shift rostered per week or fortnight
Have excellent communication and problem solving skills
Friendly caring and compassionate with a genuine interest in the well-being of others
An aptitude for diverse cultures
Be physically fit

Please note: all appointments are subject to satisfactory completion of pre-employment checks including but not limited to Police checks and for driving roles driver checks and medical clearance. For driving roles you will be required to meet the St John medical standards.

For this role we adhere to the Childrens Act 2014 legislation which requires us to complete a full Police vetting. The NZ Police give us a 2-6 week turnaround time for a result which can be the lengthiest part of our recruitment process. As this is processed by the NZ Police we unfortunately dont have influence on the speed at which these results are returned.

In return we will provide relevant training (including First Aid Level 1) a uniform ongoing support and St John membership (which gives free ambulance service for immediate family).

The best gift anyone can give is time. Come join our team of volunteers where the time they give is highly valued in their communities.

Additional Information :

Me pēhea te tuku tono - How to apply

Click Im interested above.

For further information please contact Gemma Bardsley on for a confidential discussion.

At Hato Hone St John we embrace diversity welcoming everyone to bring their authentic selves to work. We value unique perspectives fostering inclusivity to better serve our communities and were committed to creating a workplace where everyone belongs.

E pōhiritia nei e mātou te whānau o Hato Hone St John ngā rerekētanga o ia tāngata ki te haramai. E āwhinatia e mātou I ngā whakaaro rerekē kia mahi pai I roto I ngā hāpori katoa. Ko tā mātou nei haepapa kia hanga tētahi āhuru mōwai mā tatou kia mahi haumaru ai.

If you need accommodations for accessibility please reach out to the recruiter listed for equitable participation in our recruitment process.

Research shows that women and people from under-represented groups are less likely to apply for roles when their experience doesnt match the job description perfectly. If youre excited and think you have what it takes we want to hear from you! Even if your experience doesnt align 100%. Please apply or contact the recruitment advisor listed on the advertisement for a kōrero.

Remote Work :

Employment Type :

Casual

He aha te tūranga - About the role: Making over 90000 trips per year the St John Health Shuttle is a koha-based community service that transports people to and from essential medical and health related appointments. The service is often used by older individuals and those experiencing barriers to tr...