Nursing is considered one of the toughest jobs in healthcare, but it is all worth it if nurses feel inspired, valued, supported, and rewarded.
Akeso Healthsearch help nurses every day to find the right job with the right culture fit and the right impact, whether that’s in a hospital or a community setting. Recruitment services encompass jobs for HSE acute hospitals, Irish nursing homes, and intellectual disability organisations.
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There are a number nursing opportunities outside hospital settings. Many nurses find a sense of achievement and happiness working in senior care centres, clinics, schools, and home health centres.
Most nursing roles will require a degree in nursing, though some may need advanced education or training. If you do not have these qualifications but still want a career where you care for people, you could look at Health Care Assistant roles or carer roles.
We know that job satisfaction can increase when you find the right role, but many of us struggle to find that role. Look through our listing for specialist nurses to see what you think would be the best fit for you. We have postings for ICU nurses, neonatal nurses, nurse educators, midwifery and more, helping you find a role that lets you do the most good for your community.
Nursing is a hard but rewarding job, and it needs a lot of strengths. If you have great people skills, attention to detail and critical thinking alongside your medical skills, our strength-based recruitment can help make sure that your skills are valued.
The Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI) has introduced MyNMBI, a digital registration platform designed to streamline the registration process for nurses and midwives. By centralising key application and registration steps, the platform aims to reduce administrative complexity and support more efficient processing for both new applicants and existing
In the aftermath of the pandemic, there is talk of a new scheme, which the government plan to release. This is a scheme set up to support the healthcare staff who contracted long covid.
All nurses that practice in the Republic of Ireland must be registered with NMBI. There are currently 78,000 Nurses and Midwives registered at this time. Overseas Applicants applying recognition and registration: The NMBI advise overseas applicants to not move to Ireland or leave your current employment as some applications may
In the aftermath of the pandemic, there is talk of a new scheme, which the government plan to release. This is a scheme set up to support the healthcare staff who contracted long covid.
All nurses that practice in the Republic of Ireland must be registered with NMBI. There are currently 78,000 Nurses and Midwives registered at this time.
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