Working at TDHB 
Careers
Welcome to the careers. Taranaki is one of those magical places in the world where people come for a visit, and find they never want to leave. The wonderful natural environment with a majestic mountain at its heart, the rugged coastline world-renowned for its surf, great career opportunities, our love of art and culture, cafes and outdoor living mean it's a fantastic place to work, live and play. For more information please select from an option on the left:
Working at TDHB - information on benefits and reasons to work for Taranaki District Health Board.
Video Tour - four short videos that will give you a glimpse of what its like to live in Taranaki and work at Taranaki District Health Board.
How to Apply - answers the following questions, where do I apply, how do I apply, am I eligible for employment and how can I get in touch with recruitment staff.
LAMP - The Leadership and Management Programme (LAMP) has been designed to build long term leadership and management capability within the New Zealand health sector.
Professional Links - links relating to cetification and registration in New Zealand.
Staff Profiles - meet some of the staff that work at Taranaki District Health Board.
Submit CV - use this link to register your interest in working at Taranaki District Health Board. By clicking on "Submit CV" you can upload your CV and supporting documents, and by indicating that you wish to receive e-mail notifications we can inform you of all vacancies posted that meet your skills and experience. Click here for the help file. (PDF 1 MB)
Vacancies - this will provide you with information on the latest positions available at Taranaki DHB. Once you have found your position you can apply from that page, you will not need to go to the Submit CV link above. Click here for the help file. (PDF 1 MB)
Note: Returning users dont need to register again, just login using the username and password you created originally. If you have forgotten your logon details please contact recruitment@tdhb.org.nz
Last updated: Thursday, February 26, 2009