Chapter Member Tangata Whenua Representatives - Remote

Overview

The Chapter Member Tangata Whenua Representatives play a crucial role in ensuring the representation and advocacy of Māori needs within the governance of Hato Hone St John, focusing on health equity and community engagement.

In Short

• Voluntary position with a commitment to community and stakeholder engagement.
• Two appointments of Māori descent to enhance governance capability.
• Responsibilities include advocating for Māori needs and promoting St John's work.
• Members must attend 4 Chapter meetings per year and participate in various forums.
• Focus on applying Tikanga Māori principles in strategic decision-making.
• Meeting attendance can be remote or in-person.
• Open to various locations with reimbursement for necessary expenses.
• Requires knowledge of Hauora systems and governance concepts.
• Effective communication and relationship-building skills are essential.
• Applications close on March 16, 2025.

Requirements

• Individuals of Māori descent.
• Expertise in Te Ao Māori, Tikanga, and Te Reo Māori.
• Previous governance experience in community or volunteer settings.
• Strong connections across iwi.
• Understanding of St John’s core activities and healthcare environments.
• Effective relationship development and advocacy skills.
• Open communicator with strong listening skills.
• Internal-facing candidates must be members of the Order of St John.

Benefits

• Opportunity to contribute valuable skills and knowledge.
• Engagement with diverse communities.
• Enhance governance capabilities at a senior level.
• Support health equity and quality improvement initiatives.
• Reimbursement for necessary expenses related to Chapter activities.