- New Zealand’s only mobile operating theatre
- Take safe elective surgery to rural communities nationwide
- Guided by care, connection, and teamwork
Mobile Health don’t just work in healthcare, they take healthcare on the road. With support from Health NZ, their one-of-a-kind mobile operating theatre delivers vital day surgery to rural towns across Aotearoa. Every five weeks, they complete a full circuit of the country, bringing together their core team, clinical experts and local nurses to make surgery more accessible than ever before.
The Patient & Clinical Support Coordinator plays a pivotal role in keeping the service running seamlessly. This is an opportunity to be a part of something truly unique as they change lives across rural New Zealand.
Why this role matters:
This is no ordinary coordination job. You’ll be the hub that keeps their mission moving, ensuring patients are well supported with attention and warmth, clinical supplies are where they need to be, documentation flows smoothly, and the team has the backing they need to deliver safe, effective care.
What you’ll own:
- Patient Selection & Follow-up – ensuring that suitable patients are selected for procedures and that follow-up is completed after surgery.
- Inventory & Procurement – managing supplies so the right products are in the right place at the right time, including picking and packing orders for the surgical unit.
- Quality & Reporting – monitoring stock levels, tracking usage, and ensuring best use of products.
- Process Improvement – identifying smarter, simpler ways to manage supplies and patient information.
- Team Support – providing reliable, organised support that helps the whole team succeed.
What makes you epic:
- You put patients at the heart of what you do, even when working behind the scenes.
- You bring clinical knowledge/experience (a big plus) or a strong understanding of healthcare environments.
- A natural problem solver who enjoys finding efficient solutions.
- Have a good understanding of technology and healthcare products.
- Reliable and detail-focused, with the flexibility to adapt when things change.
- Collaborative, down-to-earth, and happy to pitch in wherever needed.
- Motivated by both supporting patients’ care journey and being part of a close-knit team.
Why you’ll love it here:
- A role that blends purpose, logistics, and patient impact.
- Work for a small, innovative team making a nationwide difference.
- A culture of care, community, and celebrating wins together.
If you’re ready to put your skills to work in a way that truly matters, apply now.