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Employee Date. Manager Date PERSON SPECIFICATION - Registered Nurse Mental Health, Addictions & Intellectual Disability Mental Health Nursing is a specialised branch of nursing practice that builds on the competencies expected of all nurses who practice in Aotearoa, New Zealand. It is a specialised expression of nursing which focuses on collaborative partnerships and meeting the needs of people with mental health issues, family/whānau and communities. It is an interpersonal process that embodies the concepts of caring and therapeutic relationship within a cultural context. Mental health nursing is holistic and considers the needs and strengths of the individual, family, group and community. The Mental Health Nurse is a registered nurse who is a graduate of a nursing education programme with a specialisation in mental health nursing and is registered by the Nursing Council of New Zealand to practise in the specialty of mental health. This includes nurses who have completed a hospital based specialist undergraduate programme, or a tertiary education undergraduate programme followed by a postgraduate programme in the specialty of mental health nursing. The Mental Health Nurse provides comprehensive care which includes health education, health promotion and illness prevention, assessment, diagnosis, intervention, treatment and evaluation in a variety of settings along the continuum of care and across the lifecycle. Within the context of mental health care, the Mental Health Nurse addresses a person’s physical health care needs and ensures through direct care provision or referral, consultation and co-ordination of care processes, that care is individualised and integrated in the context of the person’s social and cultural context. Mental Health Nurses recognise the need for flexibility, adaptability, responsiveness and sensitivity as they shape their practice to the changing needs of people, family/whānau and communities. Te Ao Maramatanga: The New Zealand College of Mental Health Nurses, 2012. The Registered Nurse practicing in Mental Health will meet the competency requirements of NCNZ and the Te Ao Maramatanga NZ College of Mental Health Nursing Inc Standards of Practice for Mental Health Nursing in New Zealand 2012 both of which underpin the development of this job description.
Employee Date. SUPERVISOR REVIEW
Employee Date. As the supervisor, do you approve to move forward to agreement (see below)? Yes No Supervisor Date As the next level supervisor, do you concur with the supervisor decision? Yes, I agree with the above noted decision of the supervisor No, following discussion with the employee's supervisor, not approved as requested. Further discussion/modification of the request is warranted No, following discussion with the employee’s supervisor, the request to telework on a regular basis is not approved Next Level Supervisor Date If request is approved, continue with section E. If the telework request has been denied by the supervisor and/or next level supervisor, please forward a copy of this request to the employee and to Human Resource Services (HRS) at xxx-xxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx for retention in the employee's personnel file.
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Employee Date. January 15, 2021 /s/ Xxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx
Employee Date. Manager Mental Health Nursing is a specialised branch of nursing practice that builds on the competencies expected of all nurses who practice in Aotearoa, New Zealand. It is a specialised expression of nursing which focuses on collaborative partnerships and meeting the needs of people with mental health issues, family/whānau and communities. It is an interpersonal process that embodies the concepts of caring and therapeutic relationship within a cultural context. Mental health nursing is holistic and considers the needs and strengths of the individual, family, group and community. The Mental Health Nurse is a registered nurse who is a graduate of a nursing education programme with a specialisation in mental health nursing and is registered by the Nursing Council of New Zealand to practise in the specialty of mental health. This includes nurses who have completed a hospital based specialist undergraduate programme, or a tertiary education undergraduate programme followed by a postgraduate programme in the specialty of mental health nursing. The Mental Health Nurse provides comprehensive care which includes health education, health promotion and illness prevention, assessment, diagnosis, intervention, treatment and evaluation in a variety of settings along the continuum of care and across the lifecycle. Within the context of mental health care, the Mental Health Nurse addresses a person’s physical health care needs and ensures through direct care provision or referral, consultation and co-ordination of care processes, that care is individualised and integrated in the context of the person’s social and cultural context. Mental Health Nurses recognise the need for flexibility, adaptability, responsiveness and sensitivity as they shape their practice to the changing needs of people, family/whānau and communities. Te Ao Maramatanga: The New Zealand College of Mental Health Nurses, 2012. The Registered Nurse practicing in Mental Health will meet the competency requirements of NCNZ and the Te Ao Maramatanga NZ College of Mental Health Nursing Inc Standards of Practice for Mental Health Nursing in New Zealand 2012 both of which underpin the development of this job description.
