135 Job Openings Found
EU Healthcare Assistant
We are Hiring EU Healthcare Assistant to a leading Nursing home in Limerick, Ireland. Permanent/full time Responsibilities Improving our clients' everyday lives and making an impact. Experience providing dementia care while working as a healthcare assistant. Helping with all tasks, particularly those involving personal care. Encouraging social activities and connections. Be trustworthy, kind, sympathetic, and genuinely interested in helping people. Requirements Healthcare Support at least Level 5 QQI Healthcare certification. Outstanding interpersonal and communication abilities in both written and spoken English Two reliable and reachable references must be provided. Strong familiarity with HIQA regulations. Unable to take in foreign applicants that need sponsorship. Benefits Competitive Hourly Fees Refer a friend program with bonuses of up to €500–€3,000 Full-Time Contracts
EU Healthcare Assistant
We are Hiring EU Healthcare Assistant to a leading Nursing home in Laois, Ireland. Permanent/full time Responsibilities Helping patients with everyday tasks like eating, dressing, using the restroom, and washing. Carrying out routine clinical duties such as monitoring patient conditions, helping with mobility, and recording vital signs. Keeping an eye on junior employees and making sure they follow care guidelines. Interacting with patients, families, and medical staff in an effective manner. Assisting with new hire training and making sure they comprehend their responsibilities. Reacting quickly to crises and provide the support that is required. Requirements Outstanding interpersonal abilities There is no work permit sponsorship option available, and we are exclusively hiring EU nationals for this role. Possesses an understanding of human motivation Able to deal with challenging personnel and disagreement. Competent at carrying out agreed-upon tasks. Completed FETAC level 5 certification in care A minimum of one year in a nursing home is preferred, as is QQI Level 5 in Healthcare or a comparable certification. Benefits Bike to work scheme Company events Employee assistance program On-site parking
Senior Cardiac Physiologist
We are hiring a Senior Cardiac Physiologist in a Hospital in Dublin,Ireland. Key Responsibilities Perform and interpret ECGs, identifying and highlighting abnormal findings. Conduct and independently report transthoracic echocardiography to BSE/EACVI/ARDMS standards. Manage loop recorders, pacemakers, ICDs, and biventricular devices, including interrogation, follow-up, and home-monitoring via the Heart Rhythm Ireland database. Perform 24-hour Holter monitoring, including patient hookup, data downloading, analysis, and interpretation. Carry out 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, including setup and analysis. Conduct and interpret event recording procedures. Provide technical support in the cardiac catheterization laboratory during angiograms and percutaneous coronary interventions, including emergency procedures. Perform tilt-table testing when required. Perform procedures, generate reports, and highlight abnormal findings. Calibrate, maintain, and sterilise equipment as necessary. Take patient histories and interpret requisition forms accurately. Prepare and reassure patients before procedures, ensuring comfort and safety. Maintain accurate patient databases and records. Comply with health and safety regulations and promote safe working practices. Participate in training and education of students and junior physiologists. Respond effectively to medical emergencies, including performing CPR. Undertake additional duties as reasonably requested by management. Stay updated on current standards, protocols, and advancements in diagnostic cardiology. Requirements Possess a BSc (Hons) in Clinical Measurement Science, Clinical Physiology, or an equivalent qualification. Have a minimum of three years’ experience working in a similar clinical environment. Demonstrate excellent supervisory, interpersonal, and communication skills. Ability to work effectively as part of a team and independently when required. Show adaptability and flexibility in response to the rapid changes within the hospital environment. Benefits Competitive salary and pension scheme. Generous annual leave and flexible rosters. Career development and education support. Health and wellbeing programmes. Staff canteen, pharmacy discounts, and free parking. Family-friendly and work-life balance initiatives.
Staff Nurse- Oncology Day Unit
We are hiring Staff Nurse- Oncology Day Unit into a Hospital in Dublin, Ireland. Responsibilities Safe chemotherapy administration — administer cytotoxic chemotherapy via cannula, PICC, Hickman, or Portacath in accordance with Cancer Centre protocols and Department of Health policies. Provide patients and families with information about treatment plans, side effects, and aftercare, ensuring effective communication within the multidisciplinary team. Deliver high-quality, evidence-based nursing care within the NMBI Scope of Practice and uphold hospital policies and professional standards. Work closely with doctors, pharmacists, and allied health professionals to ensure continuity of specialist oncology care. Assess staff competencies, delegate appropriately, act as a resource person, and support junior staff and students through teaching and mentorship. Maintain accurate patient records, monitor risk management processes, and participate in quality improvement and audit activities. Maintain clear communication with the Nurse Manager and team members, promote effective interdisciplinary collaboration, and assist in resolving complaints or incidents. Ensure efficient use of hospital resources, demonstrate strong organisational skills, and adapt to changing workload demands. Participate in ongoing education, maintain a professional portfolio, attend mandatory training, and engage in research and performance reviews. Contribute to Total Quality Management, policy development, hospital accreditation cycles, and health promotion initiatives. Requirements Nursing & Midwife Board of Ireland Registered General Nurse (NMBI) licence in good standing. Oncology-related post-graduation qualification desirable. Two years of clinical experience preferred, with oncology experience an advantage. Demonstrates teaching ability, leadership qualities, professional judgement, critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and commitment to professional development. Exhibits strong multi-tasking and effective time management skills. Works collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary team with motivation and an innovative approach. Communicates effectively, presenting information clearly and concisely, with an understanding of change management. Shows evidence of effective planning, organisation, and flexibility regarding rotations, rostering, and work attitude. Possesses recent and relevant experience in a specialised and acute hospital setting. Demonstrates knowledge of current developments and national strategies relevant to specialised nursing care. Benefits Competitive salary with premium pay rates. Fully funded private health insurance. Employer pension contributions. Education support and career development. Free/subsidised parking and transport schemes. Relocation assistance and joining bonuses. Flexible work options and work–life balance initiatives.
Staff Nurse
We are currently seeking an experienced and dedicated Staff Nurse to join our nursing team and contribute to the delivery of high-quality, person-centred care to residents in County Dublin. Responsibilities Provide individualised resident care by recognising residents as individuals and ensuring their needs, comfort, and dignity are prioritised through personalised assessments and care plans. Coordinate, implement, and regularly review care plans (at least every three months) in collaboration with residents and the multidisciplinary team. Maintain professional communication by liaising with the Nurse in Charge, residents, families, and healthcare professionals to ensure coordinated care and accurate documentation. Build positive relationships with residents and families, fostering a caring, welcoming, and safe nursing home environment. Maintain nursing documentation and care standards in line with professional, organisational, and quality assurance requirements. Participate in induction, training, and mentorship of staff while promoting continuous learning, reflective practice, and professional development. Act as a resource nurse, support clinical research initiatives, and apply evidence-based practices to improve standards of care. Engage in quality assurance programmes, audits, and initiatives aimed at enhancing clinical outcomes and resident satisfaction. Supervise nursing and support staff, manage daily operations, and ensure the safe, organised, and efficient delivery of resident care. Comply with health and safety regulations, maintain confidentiality, manage emergencies, and promptly report incidents or risks Requirements Current live registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI). Eligibility to work in Ireland/EU, including a valid work permit or visa where applicable. A minimum of one year of nursing experience in a relevant clinical setting. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, both verbal and written. Demonstrated clinical, administrative, and leadership abilities required to perform effectively in the role. Benefits Company pension On-site parking Sick pay Wellness program
Staff Nurse- Urology Day Unit
We are hiring Staff Nurse- Urology Day Unit into a Hospital in Dublin, Ireland. Responsibilities In charge of providing urology patients with nurse care on a daily basis. Engages in follow-up phone calls, patient consultations, appointment scheduling, and any other matters that are directly or indirectly associated with the effective administration and provision of the service. Supports every procedure carried out in the urology department. Strengthens the collaborative relationship between nurses and consultants by acknowledging the importance of creating a respectful workplace. It is essential to keep in close contact with the consultants. Carries out associated tasks as needed, such as communicating with wards and hospital personnel, especially about inpatient referrals. Takes part in the Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation process. Takes part in multidisciplinary meetings on cancer as well as other multidisciplinary sessions. Requirements A valid NMBI Registered General Nurse license Two years or more of clinical experience Nursing experience in urology is preferred. The worker must be able to read, write, and speak English correctly. Benefits Competitive salary packages Funded private health insurance Employer pension contributions Educational support and study leave Career development and internal promotion opportunities Flexible working arrangements Subsidised staff parking Supportive and innovative work environment
