And keen to work in New Zealand?
We have a number of vacancies just for you in some great hospitals around our country
Jobs in New Zealand for you!
We have jobs now and later for when you are ready to come.
Registered Midwife
Maternity Units
- New Zealand Wide
We have roles available for Midwives across New Zealand within public hospital settings. Our clients are looking for autonomous, open minded and women focused, experienced midwives. Whilst it is important that you work as an integral member of a highly skilled, multidisciplinary team, it is also essential that you enjoy working in partnership with the women in your care.
Registered Nurse
Mental Health
- New Zealand Wide
We have multiple roles available for Registered Mental Health Nurses across Aotearoa, New Zealand. Whether you are experienced in Acute, Community, Crisis, Psychiatric Emergency Services, Forensics, Learning Disabilities, CAMHS, Alcohol and Drug or MHSOP there will be a role to suit.
Registered Nurses
Perioperative
- New Zealand Wide
We have roles available for Registered Nurses (Scrub and RNAA) within operating theatres across New Zealand. Whether it’s a private or public hospital setting you enjoy working in, so long as perioperative nursing is your passion, then we will have an opportunity for you.
Anaesthetic Tech
Technicians / OPP's
- New Zealand Wide
We have roles available for Anaesthetic Technicians / ODP’s across New Zealand. Whether it’s a private or public hospital setting you enjoy working in, then we will have an opportunity for you.
Registered Midwife
Maternity Units
- New Zealand Wide
We are seeking empathic midwives who are motivated, excellent communicators, have the ability to make sound clinical decisions, and demonstrate professional accountability.
New Zealand Midwifery Council registration – or eligibility to apply – and prior recent post-graduate experience is required.
Explore location options using the button to the right
- Tonix RefTonix 2302
- Role typeMidwife
- StylePublic Maternity Unit
- SiteNew Zealand Wide
- SpecialityMidwife
- Emailk.armstrong@tonix.co.nz
Auckland
Tamaki Makaurau
Auckland is our largest city and urban area built on undulating land around harbours
Large cosmopolitan city 1.6 million
Mostly flat to undulating
Situated around harbours, and between coasts
Several large public and private hospitals
Warm humid climate
Large university and medical school
Diverse cultures
International airport
Waikato
The heart of farming and agriculture
The mighty Waikato known for relaxed life close to Auckland, the coasts and the mountains
2hrs from Auckland, closer to mountains
Hamilton largest 180,000 people
Rolling lush rural landscape
Large hospital and small clinics
Large Maori population
University in Hamilton
Domestic airport
Bay of Plenty
Te Moana a Toi
Discover the beauty of the Bay of Plenty, right here on your doorstep
Lifestyle, outdoors and more coastal
Largest city Tauranga 160,000 people
Rural backdrop to coastal locations
Three hospitals (one a regional base)
Milder climate compared to lots of NZ
Domestic airports
Wellington
Te Whanganui a Tara, our Capital City
Wellington has so much to offer, and options galore to live, work and play
Our capital city right in the middle of NZ
Wellington area approx 400,000 people
Around harbour & port at bottom of North Island
Two large hospitals & other private clinics
Large university / training institutions
Diverse mix of international cultures
International airport
Very good metro system to get around
Canterbury
Waitaha
A wide range of options for living in the South, in and around Christchurch
Best of coastal, plains and mountains
Christchurch city 400,000 people
Flat, backed by port hills and plains to West
Easy access to Skifields and beaches
Large hospital / other private clinics & hospitals
Large university and medical school
International airport
Otago
Ōtākou
Discover the slower pace of life in the South, where it's smaller and easier to get around
Relaxed living the further south you go
Dunedin largest city 110,000 people
Large hospital and medical school
Colder region of New Zealand
Large university and med school
Diversity of culture less than North Island
Domestic airport
Nelson Marlborough
Whakatū and Tauihu
With warm sunny climate, and being close to the coasts, the region is popular with those that enjoy the outdoors
Popular region to live, bring up family and retire
Nelson city 60,000, Blenheim 30,000
Rural and coastal mix of locations
Smaller hospitals
Known for its sunshine hours
Domestic smaller airports
Easy to get around in all towns
Southland
Our Southern most region
Are you really looking for the slower pace of life, with adventure on the doorstep
Yes its colder, but what opportunities exist!
Invercargill 50,000 people
Fishing, tramping, skiing all a short drive away
Smaller regional hospital
Domestic airport
Mid Central
Middle North Island....
A large region with small towns and farming communities
Rural, farming country in the middle
Palmerston North 80,000 people
Not far from Wellington and the Hawkes Bay
Large university in Palmerston North
Smaller hospitals
Hawke’s Bay
Te Matau-a-Māui
Experience the lifestyle Hawkes Bay has to offer
Fertile, rural, relaxed living around small towns
Napier largest town 30,000 people
Live rural with easy access to coast
Smaller regional hospitals and clinics
Mild climate
Mixed diverse cultures
Domestic airports
Taranaki
Coastal and rural, with a rich history
Taranaki is a rural region, known for its iconic maunga (mountain), that's visible from every angle
On the East Coast of North Island
New Plymouth 30,000 people
Known for its surf and rugged coast
Smaller regional hospitals and clinics
Domestic airports
Northland
Te Tai Tokerau
Beautiful, unique, isolated and warm... yes, yes, yes and yes!
Beautiful landscapes with rich history
Whangarei largest town with 55,000 people
Rolling hills, farmland forests & coastal settlements
Smaller hospitals and clinics
Warmer year round being north
Higher % of Maori than NZ average
Domestic airport
Registered Nurse
Mental Health
- New Zealand Wide
New Zealand Nursing Council registration – or eligibility to apply – and prior experience in mental health environments are required.
We’re looking for positive, enthusiastic and proactive people with the ability to instil confidence in patients, families (whanau) and colleagues. Awareness and sensitivity to individual and cultural differences is essential.
- Tonix RefTonix 2311
- Role typeRegistered Nurse
- StyleHospital/Clinics/Community
- SiteNew Zealand Wide
- SpecialityMental Health
- Emailannie@tonix.co.nz
Auckland
Tamaki Makaurau
Auckland is our largest city and urban area built on undulating land around harbours
Large cosmopolitan city 1.6 million
Mostly flat to undulating
Situated around harbours, and between coasts
Several large public and private hospitals
Warm humid climate
Large university and medical school
Diverse cultures
International airport
Waikato
The heart of farming and agriculture
The mighty Waikato known for relaxed life close to Auckland, the coasts and the mountains
2hrs from Auckland, closer to mountains
Hamilton largest 180,000 people
Rolling lush rural landscape
Large hospital and small clinics
Large Maori population
University in Hamilton
Domestic airport
Bay of Plenty
Te Moana a Toi
Discover the beauty of the Bay of Plenty, right here on your doorstep
Lifestyle, outdoors and more coastal
Largest city Tauranga 160,000 people
Rural backdrop to coastal locations
Three hospitals (one a regional base)
Milder climate compared to lots of NZ
Domestic airports
Wellington
Te Whanganui a Tara, our Capital City
Wellington has so much to offer, and options galore to live, work and play
Our capital city right in the middle of NZ
Wellington area approx 400,000 people
Around harbour & port at bottom of North Island
Two large hospitals & other private clinics
Large university / training institutions
Diverse mix of international cultures
International airport
Very good metro system to get around
Canterbury
Waitaha
A wide range of options for living in the South, in and around Christchurch
Best of coastal, plains and mountains
Christchurch city 400,000 people
Flat, backed by port hills and plains to West
Easy access to Skifields and beaches
Large hospital / other private clinics & hospitals
Large university and medical school
International airport
Otago
Ōtākou
Discover the slower pace of life in the South, where it's smaller and easier to get around
Relaxed living the further south you go
Dunedin largest city 110,000 people
Large hospital and medical school
Colder region of New Zealand
Large university and med school
Diversity of culture less than North Island
Domestic airport
Nelson Marlborough
Whakatū and Tauihu
With warm sunny climate, and being close to the coasts, the region is popular with those that enjoy the outdoors
Popular region to live, bring up family and retire
Nelson city 60,000, Blenheim 30,000
Rural and coastal mix of locations
Smaller hospitals
Known for its sunshine hours
Domestic smaller airports
Easy to get around in all towns
Southland
Our Southern most region
Are you really looking for the slower pace of life, with adventure on the doorstep
Yes its colder, but what opportunities exist!
Invercargill 50,000 people
Fishing, tramping, skiing all a short drive away
Smaller regional hospital
Domestic airport
Mid Central
Middle North Island....
A large region with small towns and farming communities
Rural, farming country in the middle
Palmerston North 80,000 people
Not far from Wellington and the Hawkes Bay
Large university in Palmerston North
Smaller hospitals
Hawke’s Bay
Te Matau-a-Māui
Experience the lifestyle Hawkes Bay has to offer
Fertile, rural, relaxed living around small towns
Napier largest town 30,000 people
Live rural with easy access to coast
Smaller regional hospitals and clinics
Mild climate
Mixed diverse cultures
Domestic airports
Taranaki
Coastal and rural, with a rich history
Taranaki is a rural region, known for its iconic maunga (mountain), that's visible from every angle
On the East Coast of North Island
New Plymouth 30,000 people
Known for its surf and rugged coast
Smaller regional hospitals and clinics
Domestic airports
Northland
Te Tai Tokerau
Beautiful, unique, isolated and warm... yes, yes, yes and yes!
Beautiful landscapes with rich history
Whangarei largest town with 55,000 people
Rolling hills, farmland forests & coastal settlements
Smaller hospitals and clinics
Warmer year round being north
Higher % of Maori than NZ average
Domestic airport
Registered Nurses
Perioperative
- New Zealand Wide
New Zealand Nursing Council registration – or eligibility to apply – and prior recent post-graduate experience is required. We’re looking for positive, enthusiastic and proactive people with the ability to instil confidence in patients and colleagues.
Awareness and sensitivity to individual and cultural differences is essential.
Explore location options using the button to the right
- Tonix RefTonix 2301
- Role typeRegistered Nurse
- StylePublic / Private
- SiteNew Zealand Wide
- SpecialityPerioperative
- Emailenquiries@tonix.co.nz
Auckland
Tamaki Makaurau
Auckland is our largest city and urban area built on undulating land around harbours
Large cosmopolitan city 1.6 million
Mostly flat to undulating
Situated around harbours, and between coasts
Several large public and private hospitals
Warm humid climate
Large university and medical school
Diverse cultures
International airport
Waikato
The heart of farming and agriculture
The mighty Waikato known for relaxed life close to Auckland, the coasts and the mountains
2hrs from Auckland, closer to mountains
Hamilton largest 180,000 people
Rolling lush rural landscape
Large hospital and small clinics
Large Maori population
University in Hamilton
Domestic airport
Bay of Plenty
Te Moana a Toi
Discover the beauty of the Bay of Plenty, right here on your doorstep
Lifestyle, outdoors and more coastal
Largest city Tauranga 160,000 people
Rural backdrop to coastal locations
Three hospitals (one a regional base)
Milder climate compared to lots of NZ
Domestic airports
Wellington
Te Whanganui a Tara, our Capital City
Wellington has so much to offer, and options galore to live, work and play
Our capital city right in the middle of NZ
Wellington area approx 400,000 people
Around harbour & port at bottom of North Island
Two large hospitals & other private clinics
Large university / training institutions
Diverse mix of international cultures
International airport
Very good metro system to get around
Canterbury
Waitaha
A wide range of options for living in the South, in and around Christchurch
Best of coastal, plains and mountains
Christchurch city 400,000 people
Flat, backed by port hills and plains to West
Easy access to Skifields and beaches
Large hospital / other private clinics & hospitals
Large university and medical school
International airport
Otago
Ōtākou
Discover the slower pace of life in the South, where it's smaller and easier to get around
Relaxed living the further south you go
Dunedin largest city 110,000 people
Large hospital and medical school
Colder region of New Zealand
Large university and med school
Diversity of culture less than North Island
Domestic airport
Nelson Marlborough
Whakatū and Tauihu
With warm sunny climate, and being close to the coasts, the region is popular with those that enjoy the outdoors
Popular region to live, bring up family and retire
Nelson city 60,000, Blenheim 30,000
Rural and coastal mix of locations
Smaller hospitals
Known for its sunshine hours
Domestic smaller airports
Easy to get around in all towns
Southland
Our Southern most region
Are you really looking for the slower pace of life, with adventure on the doorstep
Yes its colder, but what opportunities exist!
Invercargill 50,000 people
Fishing, tramping, skiing all a short drive away
Smaller regional hospital
Domestic airport
Mid Central
Middle North Island....
A large region with small towns and farming communities
Rural, farming country in the middle
Palmerston North 80,000 people
Not far from Wellington and the Hawkes Bay
Large university in Palmerston North
Smaller hospitals
Hawke’s Bay
Te Matau-a-Māui
Experience the lifestyle Hawkes Bay has to offer
Fertile, rural, relaxed living around small towns
Napier largest town 30,000 people
Live rural with easy access to coast
Smaller regional hospitals and clinics
Mild climate
Mixed diverse cultures
Domestic airports
Taranaki
Coastal and rural, with a rich history
Taranaki is a rural region, known for its iconic maunga (mountain), that's visible from every angle
On the East Coast of North Island
New Plymouth 30,000 people
Known for its surf and rugged coast
Smaller regional hospitals and clinics
Domestic airports
Northland
Te Tai Tokerau
Beautiful, unique, isolated and warm... yes, yes, yes and yes!
Beautiful landscapes with rich history
Whangarei largest town with 55,000 people
Rolling hills, farmland forests & coastal settlements
Smaller hospitals and clinics
Warmer year round being north
Higher % of Maori than NZ average
Domestic airport
Anaesthetic Tech
Technicians / OPP's
- New Zealand Wide
New Zealand Medical Science Council registration – or eligibility to apply – and prior recent post-graduate experience is required. We’re looking for positive, enthusiastic and proactive people with the ability to instil confidence in patients and colleagues. Awareness and sensitivity to individual and cultural differences is essential.
- Tonix RefTonix 2303
- Role typeTechnician/ODP
- StylePrivate / Public
- SiteNew Zealand Wide
- HoursPart/Full time
- SpecialityAnaesthetics
- Emailenquiries@tonix.co.nz
Auckland
Tamaki Makaurau
Auckland is our largest city and urban area built on undulating land around harbours
Large cosmopolitan city 1.6 million
Mostly flat to undulating
Situated around harbours, and between coasts
Several large public and private hospitals
Warm humid climate
Large university and medical school
Diverse cultures
International airport
Waikato
The heart of farming and agriculture
The mighty Waikato known for relaxed life close to Auckland, the coasts and the mountains
2hrs from Auckland, closer to mountains
Hamilton largest 180,000 people
Rolling lush rural landscape
Large hospital and small clinics
Large Maori population
University in Hamilton
Domestic airport
Bay of Plenty
Te Moana a Toi
Discover the beauty of the Bay of Plenty, right here on your doorstep
Lifestyle, outdoors and more coastal
Largest city Tauranga 160,000 people
Rural backdrop to coastal locations
Three hospitals (one a regional base)
Milder climate compared to lots of NZ
Domestic airports
Wellington
Te Whanganui a Tara, our Capital City
Wellington has so much to offer, and options galore to live, work and play
Our capital city right in the middle of NZ
Wellington area approx 400,000 people
Around harbour & port at bottom of North Island
Two large hospitals & other private clinics
Large university / training institutions
Diverse mix of international cultures
International airport
Very good metro system to get around
Canterbury
Waitaha
A wide range of options for living in the South, in and around Christchurch
Best of coastal, plains and mountains
Christchurch city 400,000 people
Flat, backed by port hills and plains to West
Easy access to Skifields and beaches
Large hospital / other private clinics & hospitals
Large university and medical school
International airport
Otago
Ōtākou
Discover the slower pace of life in the South, where it's smaller and easier to get around
Relaxed living the further south you go
Dunedin largest city 110,000 people
Large hospital and medical school
Colder region of New Zealand
Large university and med school
Diversity of culture less than North Island
Domestic airport
Nelson Marlborough
Whakatū and Tauihu
With warm sunny climate, and being close to the coasts, the region is popular with those that enjoy the outdoors
Popular region to live, bring up family and retire
Nelson city 60,000, Blenheim 30,000
Rural and coastal mix of locations
Smaller hospitals
Known for its sunshine hours
Domestic smaller airports
Easy to get around in all towns
Southland
Our Southern most region
Are you really looking for the slower pace of life, with adventure on the doorstep
Yes its colder, but what opportunities exist!
Invercargill 50,000 people
Fishing, tramping, skiing all a short drive away
Smaller regional hospital
Domestic airport
Mid Central
Middle North Island....
A large region with small towns and farming communities
Rural, farming country in the middle
Palmerston North 80,000 people
Not far from Wellington and the Hawkes Bay
Large university in Palmerston North
Smaller hospitals
Hawke’s Bay
Te Matau-a-Māui
Experience the lifestyle Hawkes Bay has to offer
Fertile, rural, relaxed living around small towns
Napier largest town 30,000 people
Live rural with easy access to coast
Smaller regional hospitals and clinics
Mild climate
Mixed diverse cultures
Domestic airports
Taranaki
Coastal and rural, with a rich history
Taranaki is a rural region, known for its iconic maunga (mountain), that's visible from every angle
On the East Coast of North Island
New Plymouth 30,000 people
Known for its surf and rugged coast
Smaller regional hospitals and clinics
Domestic airports
Northland
Te Tai Tokerau
Beautiful, unique, isolated and warm... yes, yes, yes and yes!
Beautiful landscapes with rich history
Whangarei largest town with 55,000 people
Rolling hills, farmland forests & coastal settlements
Smaller hospitals and clinics
Warmer year round being north
Higher % of Maori than NZ average
Domestic airport
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New Zealand, Aotearoa, is the land of opportunity to discover work life balance and what it really means to live, work and play...Auckland
Auckland is our largest city and urban area built on undulating land around harbours
Large cosmopolitan city 1.6 million
Mostly flat to undulating
Situated around harbours, and between coasts
Several large public and private hospitals
Warm humid climate
Large university and medical school
Diverse cultures
International airport
Waikato
The mighty Waikato known for relaxed life close to Auckland, the coasts and the mountains
2hrs from Auckland, closer to mountains
Hamilton largest 180,000 people
Rolling lush rural landscape
Large hospital and small clinics
Large Maori population
University in Hamilton
Domestic airport
Bay of Plenty
Discover the beauty of the Bay of Plenty, right here on your doorstep
Lifestyle, outdoors and more coastal
Largest city Tauranga 160,000 people
Rural backdrop to coastal locations
Three hospitals (one a regional base)
Milder climate compared to lots of NZ
Domestic airports
Wellington
Wellington has so much to offer, and options galore to live, work and play
Our capital city right in the middle of NZ
Wellington area approx 400,000 people
Around harbour & port at bottom of North Island
Two large hospitals & other private clinics
Large university / training institutions
Diverse mix of international cultures
International airport
Very good metro system to get around
Canterbury
A wide range of options for living in the South, in and around Christchurch
Best of coastal, plains and mountains
Christchurch city 400,000 people
Flat, backed by port hills and plains to West
Easy access to Skifields and beaches
Large hospital / other private clinics & hospitals
Large university and medical school
International airport
Otago
Discover the slower pace of life in the South, where it's smaller and easier to get around
Relaxed living the further south you go
Dunedin largest city 110,000 people
Large hospital and medical school
Colder region of New Zealand
Large university and med school
Diversity of culture less than North Island
Domestic airport
Nelson Marlborough
With warm sunny climate, and being close to the coasts, the region is popular with those that enjoy the outdoors
Popular region to live, bring up family and retire
Nelson city 60,000, Blenheim 30,000
Rural and coastal mix of locations
Smaller hospitals
Known for its sunshine hours
Domestic smaller airports
Easy to get around in all towns
Southland
Are you really looking for the slower pace of life, with adventure on the doorstep
Yes its colder, but what opportunities exist!
Invercargill 50,000 people
Fishing, tramping, skiing all a short drive away
Smaller regional hospital
Domestic airport
Mid Central
A large region with small towns and farming communities
Rural, farming country in the middle
Palmerston North 80,000 people
Not far from Wellington and the Hawkes Bay
Large university in Palmerston North
Smaller hospitals
Hawke’s Bay
Experience the lifestyle Hawkes Bay has to offer
Fertile, rural, relaxed living around small towns
Napier largest town 30,000 people
Live rural with easy access to coast
Smaller regional hospitals and clinics
Mild climate
Mixed diverse cultures
Domestic airports
Taranaki
Taranaki is a rural region, known for its iconic maunga (mountain), that's visible from every angle
On the East Coast of North Island
New Plymouth 30,000 people
Known for its surf and rugged coast
Smaller regional hospitals and clinics
Domestic airports
Northland
Beautiful, unique, isolated and warm... yes, yes, yes and yes!
Beautiful landscapes with rich history
Whangarei largest town with 55,000 people
Rolling hills, farmland forests & coastal settlements
Smaller hospitals and clinics
Warmer year round being north
Higher % of Maori than NZ average
Domestic airport
West Coast
If you're looking for isolation, sheer rugged beautiful scenery and small communities, Here it is!
Unspoilt beauty, & remote, how the locals like it!
20,000 people across 3 main towns
Close to the coast, with the alps just behind.
Small hospitals and clinics
Rains a lot, but gets the sun too
Small domestic airports
What will you find in Auckland
When coming from Singapore the first thing you will notice is the mix of cultures here. Hopefully this will make you feel at home and welcomed, and that you will find a community within the city.
There are people from many countries, that celebrate their culture, food, and religions freely in Auckland. Many of our candidates have found it their new ‘home’!
Christchurch, Ōtautahi is a great place, located in our South Island
Christchurch and Canterbury are known plenty of space and opportunities to enjoy the outdoors
Discover more
New Zealand voted Best for Work Life Balance
Aotearoa, New Zealand beat out 59 other countries to be crowned the best in the world for work-life balance, a concept that is seeing greater scrutiny post-pandemic with the introduction of hybrid work models and four-day weeks.
In a new study from the international employment and hiring company Remote, New Zealand ranked first in the top 10 nations for work-life, or life-work, balance: a term describing a healthy relationship between a career and personal life.
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Helping you get to New Zealand
We hope these FAQs answer some of your questions. If you have any others, please don't hesitate to contact us.
Word format is best. Tonix is happy to review your CV and we can send you a template to assist you in updating your CV if needed.
Your CV should be no less than two pages and no more than four
This is dependent on many variables, i.e., your family situation, visa type and where you are locating to. Email us at enquiries@tonix.co.nz for more information, specific to your situation.
Tonix is not licenced to give immigration advice, but we are happy to refer you to our licensed contacts, based in New Zealand, the UK and Singapore who will be able to support you through the process, as required.
The majority of our candidates do not require the added support of an Immigration Advisor.
The approximate cost of a basic visa and professional registration varies.
Email us at enquiries@tonix.co.nz and we will provide you with more information.
It can take anything from 6 – 12 months depending on your personal circumstances and how prepared you are. The sooner you start your NZ professional registration process the better, as this is your first priority.
Keen to make a start and see what’s possible?
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