Advertised by CPL Healthcare Ltd

Recruitment Consultant Role (Healthcare) Galway City-JN -102026-558932.

Galway · Permanent52permits in 12 months · Employer sponsored recently

About this role

JN -102026-558932

Recruitment Consultant

Cpl Healthcare is seeking a motivated Healthcare Recruitment Consultant to join our growing team in Galway City Centre, recruiting Irish and international Nurses and Healthcare Assistants into permanent roles across Ireland.

Key Responsibilities

  • Source, screen and interview healthcare candidates.
  • Build and manage candidate pipelines.
  • Support candidates throughout the recruitment, relocation and onboarding process.
  • Develop and maintain relationships with healthcare clients.
  • Identify new business opportunities and contribute to team growth.
  • Ensure compliance with NMBI, employment permit and healthcare recruitment requirements.

About You

  • Recruitment experience preferred, but backgrounds in healthcare, sales, customer service or HR will be considered.
  • Strong communication and relationship-building skills.
  • Organised, proactive and target-driven.
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

What’s on Offer

  • Competitive salary and uncapped commission.
  • Hybrid working model (after initial training period).
  • Ongoing training and career development.
  • International travel opportunities.
  • Supportive team environment with clear progression opportunities.

Location: Galway City Centre

Contract: Full-time, Permanent

For further information, please send your updated CV to [email protected] Phone 091507519

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