About Us
Geneva Health International is a leader in its field and has a
wide variety of major staff supply contracts, within Australia, New
Zealand, UK and overseas. It has extensive experience in meeting
the needs of a significant number of large and small organisations
and prides itself on developing customised solutions for individual
clients.
Originating in 1972 as Lampen Associates, the Company
specialised in construction and engineering recruitment and later
expanding to accounting, sales and office support staff. In 1997,
it was apparent that there was a need for temporary and permanent
health professionals in the public and private health sectors, and
Josephine Wallis was employed from the health sector to set up
Lampen Healthstaff in Auckland, New Zealand.
Since then the Company has been growing at both national and
international levels. February 1999 saw the opening of the
Wellington office, August 1999 the London office was opened.
In January 2000, Lampen Healthstaff acquired Medstaff
International, another medical recruitment company.
On February 7, 2000 both companies changed their name to
Geneva Health International Ltd, becoming the
largest supplier of temporary and permanent health professionals in
New Zealand.
More recently, regional offices have been established throughout
the main centres of New Zealand to provide a localised service to
Clients and Candidates. These offices are located
in Hamilton, Hawkes Bay and Christchurch and their services
span throughout the surrounding areas.
The company employs over 90 staff in total, and recruits across
the whole spectrum of occupational groups including medical,
nursing, clinical support and non-clinical support roles as well as
clinical management and senior management positions. The team is
highly professional and widely experienced with extensive
employment experience within the current healthcare
environment.
Geneva Health is proud
to have won the top 'Favourite Large Specialist
Recruiter' award at the SEEK Annual Recruitment Awards
in 2008 and 2009 consecutively.