Catherine Chu

Te Whatu Ora Waitaha Canterbury is transforming the delivery of health care services and is recognised in New Zealand and overseas for our extraordinary journey. We are leading the world delivering integrated and connected health care services that put patient’s right at the heart. Every day our people are saving lives and taking care of our communities. Our transformation is based on the collective vision of one health system focused on providing 'the right care and support, to the right person, at the right time and in the right place.'​ This transformation means that we are now leading the world in innovative, integrated health care systems across primary, secondary and tertiary care. Some vital stats • South Island’s largest employer • 12th largest employer in New Zealand • New Zealand’s 2nd largest health district • 14 hospitals and major health facilities • 7 territorial local authorities • Directly employ over 11,000 staff • Within our health system 19,000 people work to the benefit of 550,000 • Highest ED attendance rate in Australasia (114,000 people seen in ED last year) • Transformational development of new health facilities at Hillmorton Campus & at Christchurch Campus underway. We have a particularly close and long‐standing relationship with Te Whatu Ora Te Tai o Poutini West Coast, and the two health districts have established a formal transapline arrangement to enable closer clinical collaboration. As part of this arrangement, we share a joint District Director and senior clinical and management expertise.

The Christchurch City Council is the local territorial authority for the City of Christchurch (including Banks Peninsula). Christchurch City is located on the east coast of New Zealand‘s South Island. Neighbouring territorial authorities are the Waimakariri and Selwyn districts. Christchurch has the second largest population of all New Zealand territorial authorities after Auckland and is the largest urban centre in the South Island. Christchurch City has a land area of 141,260 hectares. Around 70 percent of this land is located in Banks Peninsula. Christchurch City was named after Oxford University’s Christchurch College, which was attended by John Robert Godley, who is regarded as the founder of Canterbury, the province in which Christchurch stands. The Maori name for Christchurch is Otautahi. The name is derived from a Ngai Tahu chief, Tautahi, who built a settlement on the banks of the Otakaro (Avon River) in the Avon Loop area. Christchurch City is known as the Garden City due to its expansive parks and public gardens. If you are interested in working for Christchurch at Christchurch City Council visit: https://www.cccjobs.co.nz/home **We ask that you do not use our page for electioneering purposes. Any post - positive or negative - made by any individual specifically relating to their own - or someone else's nomination, intention to run for Council or election campaign, will be removed immediately**

Te Whatu Ora Waitaha Canterbury is transforming the delivery of health care services and is recognised in New Zealand and overseas for our extraordinary journey. We are leading the world delivering integrated and connected health care services that put patient’s right at the heart. Every day our people are saving lives and taking care of our communities. Our transformation is based on the collective vision of one health system focused on providing 'the right care and support, to the right person, at the right time and in the right place.'​ This transformation means that we are now leading the world in innovative, integrated health care systems across primary, secondary and tertiary care. Some vital stats • South Island’s largest employer • 12th largest employer in New Zealand • New Zealand’s 2nd largest health district • 14 hospitals and major health facilities • 7 territorial local authorities • Directly employ over 11,000 staff • Within our health system 19,000 people work to the benefit of 550,000 • Highest ED attendance rate in Australasia (114,000 people seen in ED last year) • Transformational development of new health facilities at Hillmorton Campus & at Christchurch Campus underway. We have a particularly close and long‐standing relationship with Te Whatu Ora Te Tai o Poutini West Coast, and the two health districts have established a formal transapline arrangement to enable closer clinical collaboration. As part of this arrangement, we share a joint District Director and senior clinical and management expertise.

Welcome to the official LinkedIn page of Bank of New Zealand, Te Pēke o Aotearoa. Since our inception over 160 years ago, BNZ has helped New Zealanders find a way. ‘Finding a way’ is at the heart of everything we do. It’s who we are. Today the bank employs over 5,000 people in New Zealand, working together to help navigate the people of Aotearoa towards a better future. If you can imagine a better future, let’s find a way.

The Christchurch City Council is the local territorial authority for the City of Christchurch (including Banks Peninsula). Christchurch City is located on the east coast of New Zealand‘s South Island. Neighbouring territorial authorities are the Waimakariri and Selwyn districts. Christchurch has the second largest population of all New Zealand territorial authorities after Auckland and is the largest urban centre in the South Island. Christchurch City has a land area of 141,260 hectares. Around 70 percent of this land is located in Banks Peninsula. Christchurch City was named after Oxford University’s Christchurch College, which was attended by John Robert Godley, who is regarded as the founder of Canterbury, the province in which Christchurch stands. The Maori name for Christchurch is Otautahi. The name is derived from a Ngai Tahu chief, Tautahi, who built a settlement on the banks of the Otakaro (Avon River) in the Avon Loop area. Christchurch City is known as the Garden City due to its expansive parks and public gardens. If you are interested in working for Christchurch at Christchurch City Council visit: https://www.cccjobs.co.nz/home **We ask that you do not use our page for electioneering purposes. Any post - positive or negative - made by any individual specifically relating to their own - or someone else's nomination, intention to run for Council or election campaign, will be removed immediately**