Advertised through Access Healthcare

Emergency Department Nurse.

Dublin

About this role

General Nurse – Emergency Department

Pay: From €30+ per hour + enhanced rates (nights, Sundays & Bank Holidays) Location: Dublin Job Type: Flexible

Looking for Flexible Emergency Department Nursing Shifts in Dublin?

Join a high-performing healthcare team and take control of your schedule as a General Nurse with Emergency Department experience in Dublin.

Why Join Us?

  • €30+ per hour with premium rates for nights, Sundays & Bank Holidays • Flexible shifts – choose when you work • Free uniform & registration support • 1-to-1 consultant support throughout your placements • Gain valuable experience across multiple healthcare facilities in Dublin • Opportunities for ongoing and regular shifts

What We’re Looking For

  • Registered General Nurse with current NMBI registration • Emergency Department experience is essential • Previous experience working in an Irish healthcare setting • Excellent clinical and communication skills • Ability to work confidently in a fast-paced Emergency Department environment • Commitment to providing high-quality, patient-centred care

Who This Role Is Perfect For

  • General Nurses looking for flexible agency shifts in Ireland • Emergency Department Nurses seeking better work-life balance • Nurses looking to pick up additional shifts and increase their earnings • Nurses based in Dublin or surrounding areas • Healthcare professionals looking to gain experience across different healthcare facilities

How to Apply

If you wish to join our ever-growing team as an Agency Nurse with Access Healthcare , please call Deirdre Mulhall on 01 901 5276

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