Pacific Health Hub
Supporting Pacific into health
Kia Ora
Kia Ora
Pacific Health Hub is an online hub for Pasifika learners and the Auckland Pasifika health workforce.
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About the Pacific Health Hub
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Secondary Programmes
Working in the health sector you can be improving someone’s quality of life, keeping them safe or saving their life, all while giving back to your community. In some cases you can even earn while you learn.
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Help is available to prepare Pacific students to transition from secondary school to relevant tertiary study and into employment with our support network of mentors and programmes.
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If you’re a Pasifika health professional working in the Counties Manukau, then the Pacific Workforce Development Programme can provide a range of opportunities for you.
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Counties Manukau Health is internationally renowned for orthopaedics, burns and spinal injury rehabilitation.
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Posted on 21/03/2017
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Working at Counties Manukau Health
In South Auckland, only 8% of medical professionals are Pacific people, even though we make up 22% of the entire Counties Manukau population. That number is growing and will reach 25% by 2020. That's why we're focused on creating a health workforce that better reflects the community we serve.
By population Counties Manukau Health is the largest District Health Board in New Zealand, providing jobs for more than 7,000 people across the region. Our people are passionate about our Pacific community and their health.
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"Seeing our people in hospital gives you a reason to go into health."
Maori and Pacific Students of the Year Award 2017
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Our Strategy and Values
Counties Manukau Health's shared vision is to work in partnership with its communities to improve the health status of all, with particular emphasis on Maori and Pacific peoples and other communities with health disparities.
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