Hato Hone St John
Rebecca Whittaker is an experienced healthcare professional currently serving as an Occupational Health Advisor at Hato Hone St John since December 2023, while also working as a Registered Nurse in the Emergency Department at CDHB since January 2022. Previous roles include Psychiatric Registered Nurse at NMHS from January 2019 to October 2023, participant in a graduate program at WA Health Department - Rockingham Hospital from August 2015 to October 2023, and Project Officer for the EMyU Project at EMHS from June 2017 to October 2018. Earlier in Rebecca's career, a role as a Workplace Training Advisor was held at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Western Australia from August 2012 to August 2015. Academic qualifications include a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Graduate Certificate in Mental Health/Addiction from Edith Cowan University, a Certificate 4 in Training & Assessment from CBD College, and current studies towards a Postgraduate Degree in Occupational Health and Safety at Southern Institute of Technology and a Master of Advanced Practice at the University of Canterbury.
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Hato Hone St John
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Our Hato Hone St John people are passionate about serving their communities and caring for fellow New Zealanders. We are a charity and have a volunteer ethos, with paid and volunteer members working side by side towards our mission: We step forward, when help is needed. For better. For life. Ka tū ake, hei kaiāwhina. Mō te pai. Mō te orange. Local and global Hato Hone St John was founded in New Zealand in 1885 and is a part of the fabric of all communities throughout Aotearoa. St John is well known around the world for helping enrich the health and wellbeing of global communities. Although we operate and are funded entirely independently here in New Zealand, we’re proud to be a part of this important and long established Order. Enhancing health and wellbeing Those who work for Hato Hone St John are driven by the desire to help their local communities by providing essential health-related services. Our values - Whakaaro nui (We have open minds), Mahi tika (Do the right thing), Piritaha (We stand side by side), Mahi pono (We are straight up) and Whakapai ake (We make it better) - help us to achieve our vision of 'enhanced health and well-being for all New Zealanders'. Hato Hone St John is at the frontline of medical response providing Ambulance Services throughout New Zealand. We’re also part of the broader landscape of health and social care, through our provision of first aid training, event medical services, medical alarms, youth programmes and a wide range of community programmes.