Access Community Health
Hamish Maclennan has a diverse work experience timeline. Hamish began their career in 2016 as an Army Officer (Logistics) in the New Zealand Defence Force. Hamish later worked as a Youth Development Manager, where they managed a group of volunteers and facilitated personal growth programs. As a Catering Manager, they oversaw a team responsible for managing dining facilities, bar services, and field catering for military exercises. In subsequent roles as Stores and Services Manager and Recruiting Manager, Army Logistics Trades, Hamish demonstrated their expertise in managing teams, administrative tasks, and recruitment strategies. Hamish'smost recent position was as an Area Operations Manager at Simply Security, where they oversaw the workflow and security operations across Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin. Hamish is currently working as an Operations Lead at Access Community Health.
Hamish Maclennan completed their military leadership training at the Officer Cadet School of New Zealand in 2016. Prior to that, they attended Hutt Valley High School from 2010 to 2014, but did not earn a specific degree or focus in any specific field of study.
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Access is one of New Zealand’s leading healthcare providers, specialising in home-based healthcare and support. We work with the Ministry of Health, DHBs and ACC to care for more than 30,000 people nationwide. Whether you require personal care, or just some help around the house, Access is dedicated to giving you the care and support you need to live independently in your community and has been helping New Zealanders since 1927. Our skilled team of nurses and support workers provide a range of services delivered to your home, including: personal care, household assistance, fully qualified nursing services, palliative care and carer relief. Our services cater for people who are either living with a disability, rehabilitating following an accident or injury (one of only four national providers of homebased care for ACC), recovering from serious illness or surgery, over 65 and requiring home healthcare, suffering from a long-term condition, in the final stages of life, private carers needing relief or requiring Individualised Funding Services.