Project Managerat Health Quality & Safety Commission100,442 - 118,167
Our goal is to ensure all groups get safe and high-quality care that matches their health needs, including improving access to care for those with needs that are not currently being addressed. Te Tāhū Hauora is a Crown entity with a board responsible to the Minister of Health.
Join us as we partner with clinicians, providers and whānau to improve health and disability support services in Aotearoa. Read more about our values Purpose of the Role | Ngā tūranga As a Project Manager you'll drive the National Quality Forum's programme of work, weaving together day-to-day operations and long-term goals.
You'll keep projects on track, coordinate working groups, measure impact and feedback what's working and what's not so we can keep improving. What You'll Do Plan, manage and evaluate forum projects from kick-off to wrap-up Maintain clear timelines, budgets, risk registers and delivery plans Build and update a stakeholder database Foster strong relationships with forum members, consumer groups, clinicians and government agencies Embed co-design practices so our work reflects diverse perspectives and delivers real results Develop tools and reports that show the value of our engagement work What you'll bring: A proven track record in project management ideally in health, public sector or not-for-profit Excellent organiser and communicator who thrives on keeping things on track Skilled at building trusting relationships with stakeholders across the health sector Hands-on experience with impact measurement, evaluation and reporting A commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and working with Māori, Pacific and other priority populations Comfortable working both independently and as part of a wider team Solid understanding of the New Zealand health system and Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles.
Experience engaging respectfully with Māori, Pacific, and other priority populations. Formal project management credentials (e.g., PRINCE2, PMP) or equivalent practical experience How to apply: This role presents a unique opportunity to contribute to improving health outcomes and addressing health inequities in Aotearoa.If you have the passion and expertise to make a difference, we encourage you to apply. Please submit your CV and cover letter via the Seek portal today. For more information, email people@hqsc.govt.nz. Applications close on 15/08/2025Salary band and range: Band 17 $110,442 - $118,167 Please note, if we get a high number of applicants this advert may close early.
Apply at your soonest convenience to ensure you are considered for this role.