Clinical Nurse Specialist Urology
Job Summary
RecruitNet International Ltd specialises in Healthcare recruitment for Domestic and Overseas candidates for Hospitals Nursing Homes Home care and Community care.
- Coordinate and manage the delivery of the Urology Service overseeing the patient journey from initial consultation through pre-assessment treatment and discharge while collaborating closely with Consultants Nursing Staff Allied Health Professionals and support services.
- Communicate assessment findings treatment plans care programmes and recommendations effectively to the multidisciplinary team patients and other relevant stakeholders in accordance with hospital policies and procedures.
- Investigate address and respond to patient and family complaints in a timely professional and compassionate manner ensuring concerns are managed in line with organisational guidelines.
- Contribute to the planning development and delivery of induction programmes clinical education training initiatives and professional development opportunities for nursing healthcare and support staff.
- Lead and coordinate specialist urology services including but not limited to bladder instillations urodynamic pressure flow studies uroflowmetry testing male and female catheterisation self-catheterisation training and lithotripsy services.
- Provide effective clinical leadership guidance and motivation to staff fostering a positive work environment strong team collaboration and high standards of patient care and service delivery.
- Must hold current R.G.N. (Registered General Nurse) registration.
- A minimum of five years post-registration nursing experience is required including at least one year of recent experience within a Urology setting.
- Previous management experience and/or a relevant management qualification is desirable.
- Demonstrated excellence in interpersonal leadership communication and accountability skills.
- Evidence of ongoing Continuing Professional Development (CPD) relevant to the role.
- Commitment to promoting and upholding a culture of Care Compassion and Commitment in line with the core values of the Hospital System.
- Flexibility in working patterns is essential. While the roster will generally be scheduled over five days per week adaptability is required to meet service demands.
- Must be registered or eligible for registration in the General Nurse Division of the Register of Nurses maintained by the Nursing & Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI).
- Hold a relevant postgraduate qualification in Urology Nursing or be actively undertaking and progressing towards completion of such a qualification.
- Generous annual leave
- A retirement pension with Irish Life
- Flexible working arrangements
- Leadership development and mentorship programmes
- Educational support for academic clinical and professional training
- Opportunities to participate in research conferences and specialised skills training
- Discounted healthcare
- Opportunities for professional development and leadership training
- Support for academic and clinical projects
Required Skills:
Must hold current R.G.N. (Registered General Nurse) registration. A minimum of five years post-registration nursing experience is required including at least one year of recent experience within a Urology setting. Previous management experience and/or a relevant management qualification is desirable. Demonstrated excellence in interpersonal leadership communication and accountability skills. Evidence of ongoing Continuing Professional Development (CPD) relevant to the role. Commitment to promoting and upholding a culture of Care Compassion and Commitment in line with the core values of the Hospital System. Flexibility in working patterns is essential. While the roster will generally be scheduled over five days per week adaptability is required to meet service demands. Must be registered or eligible for registration in the General Nurse Division of the Register of Nurses maintained by the Nursing & Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI). Hold a relevant postgraduate qualification in Urology Nursing or be actively undertaking and progressing towards completion of such a qualification.