Advertised through Red Chair Recruitment Limited

Assistant Director of Nursing.

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About this role

Red Chair Recruitment are presently accepting applications for an experienced Assistant Director of Nursing for our clients based in Co. Kerry You will undertake the role and responsibilities of the Assistant Director of Nursing in line with the Health Act 2007, related regulations and standards published by the Health Information and Quality Authority. REQUIREMENTS Minimum of 3 Years (Within the last 6 years) experience as an ADON essential for this role Post-registration qualification in healthcare management or equivalent essential for this role Must have 3 years of relevant post-registration nursing experience and a minimum of 3 years’ (within the last 6 years) relevant experience, caring for the older person. Must be a registered nurse (on, or eligible to be on, the live register of nurses maintained by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland, NMBI. Must have the ability to communicate effectively with residents, relatives/visitors, employees, management, and external bodies e.g. GPs, hospitals, HSE, HIQA, etc. PACKAGE ON OFFER Competitive Salary of between €55,000 – €65,000 per annum dependent on experience and qualifications Performance based Bonus and Personal Development Plan Pension Plan Other benefits to be discussed during interview stage If you have 3+ years Assistant Director of Nursing or ADON experience and qualifications outlined above, and are interested in this position please feel free to apply or forward an updated CV to Neil on [email protected] alternatively, you can call Neil directly on 064 662 2007 to discuss this opportunity further.

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