WAIKATO HEALTHCARE JOBS

Renowned for its diverse landscapes, robust agricultural output, and cultural significance, Waikato emerges as a captivating destination offering a wealth of experiences. As the fourth-largest region in New Zealand, it stretches from the Coromandel Peninsula in the north to the Kaimai Ranges and Mt Ruapehu in the south, and from Raglan on the west coast to Waihi on the east. 
 
The Waikato River, New Zealand's longest river, gracefully traverses the region, playing a pivotal role in both agricultural pursuits and recreational activities. Famed for its fertile plains and nutrient-rich soil, Waikato is a cornerstone of the country's dairy farming sector, making substantial contributions to the national dairy industry.

At the heart of the region, Hamilton stands as its largest city, functioning as significant nexus for education, research, and commerce. Home to the University of Waikato, the city boats lush gardens, inviting parks, and cultural attractions. 
Matamata, within the Waikato region, is internationally recognised as the movie set for Hobbiton, a key feature in "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit" film trilogies, attracting visitors from around the world. 

Te Whatu Ora (Health New Zealand) - Waikato, formerly known as Waikato District Health Board, caters to a population exceeding 425,000. The health network comprises of five hospital sites, including a tertiary teaching hospital (Waikato Hospital in Hamilton), a secondary hospital in Thames, and three rural hospitals in Tokoroa, Te Kuiti and Taumarunui. Additional services encompass continuing care facilities, mental health resources, and community bases spread across the region.

Waikato's unique blend of cultural vibrancy, natural splendour, and economic significance positions it as a dynamic and integral part of New Zealand.