Permanent, Full-Time | Pōneke/Wellington At Te Rau Ora, our vision is a future where whānau are thriving, self-determined, and well. We're looking for a Quality, Risk & Assurance Manager who can strengthen the systems th…
Duration: Fixed-term until June 2028, with an immediate start available. Location: Negotiable depending on the successful candidate Salary:This is a 0.6 FTE (24 hours per week) position. The full-time equivalent salary r…
Skills: Research, Data analysis, Evaluation, Reporting, System analysis
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Full-time
Posted 6d ago
~40 hrs/week
Responsibilities
Lead organisation-wide quality, risk, and assurance practices to support the delivery of meaningful outcomes for Māori communities. Work alongside senior leaders and governance groups to strengthen organisational performance, accountability, and continuous improvement.
Requirements
Requires experience in quality, risk, assurance, audit, governance, or organisational improvement. Candidates must understand the importance of kaupapa Māori and culturally safe practice.
Full job description
Permanent, Full-Time | Pōneke/Wellington
At Te Rau Ora, our vision is a future where whānau are thriving, self-determined, and well. We're looking for a Quality, Risk & Assurance Manager who can strengthen the systems that support this vision while remaining grounded in kaupapa Māori, manaakitanga, and continuous improvement.
Why this role?
Make a real impact Lead organisation-wide quality, risk, and assurance practices that help Te Rau Ora deliver meaningful outcomes for Māori communities and whānau.
Influence at a strategic level Work alongside senior leaders, governance groups, and kaimahi to strengthen organisational performance, accountability, and continuous improvement
Bring together kaupapa and quality Help build systems and practices that are both robust and culturally grounded, reflecting Te Tiriti o Waitangi and Te Rau Ora values
We're keen to hear from people who:
Have experience in quality, risk, assurance, audit, governance, or organisational improvement.
Understand the importance of kaupapa Māori and culturally safe practice
Enjoy building relationships, influencing others, and helping organisations grow and improve.
Applications close: 5:00pm, 21 August 2026
To request a copy of the position description, please email Mary Vosarogo, People & Culture Specialist.
Related keywords
QualityRiskAssuranceAuditGovernanceOrganisational improvementKaupapa MāoriManaakitangaTe Tiriti o WaitangiStrategic leadershipAccountabilityContinuous improvementCultural safety
Te Rau Ora (originally Te Rau Matatini) is New Zealand’s indigenous Māori organisation providing a range of local and national programmes to improve Māori Health. Strengthening Māori Health & Wellbeing is at the core of what we are doing.
Our new name and look brings us into alignment with our mission, culture and belief to strengthen our people. The name ‘Te Rau Ora’ reflects our unique & inclusive way of capturing and exchanging overall kaupapa of what matters to Māori. We will maintain a commitment to the mental health and addiction sector and want the world to know that we are not just a workforce centre, but rather our overall focus is about the health & wellbeing of Māori.
Te Rau Ora (originally Te Rau Matatini) is New Zealand’s indigenous Māori organisation providing a range of local and national programmes to improve Māori Health. Strengthening Māori Health & Wellbeing is at the core of what we are doing.
Our new name and look brings us into alignment with our mission, culture and belief to strengthen our people. The name ‘Te Rau Ora’ reflects our unique & inclusive way of capturing and exchanging overall kaupapa of what matters to Māori. We will maintain a commitment to the mental health and addiction sector and want the world to know that we are not just a workforce centre, but rather our overall focus is about the health & wellbeing of Māori.