We are seeking a caring and motivated Healthcare Worker to support individuals with their daily living needs and promote their health wellbeing and independence. You will work as part of a dedicated care team providing high-quality person-centred care in a safe and respectful environment.
Requirements
Previous experience in care is an advantage but not essential (full training provided)
Right to work in Ireland
Background check (e.g. Garda Vetting)
Flexibility to work shifts including evenings weekends and holidays
Benefits
Competitive hourly pay
Full training and ongoing support
Career development opportunities
Flexible working hours
Supportive team environment
Required Skills:
Key Responsibilities of a Healthcare Assistant: Personal Care: Assisting with daily living activities like bathing dressing and toileting. Clinical Tasks: Under supervision taking vital signs (temperature pulse blood pressure) and potentially assisting with other clinical tasks like specimen collection. Patient Support: Providing emotional support engaging in conversation and promoting patient comfort and well-being. Maintaining a Safe and Clean Environment: Ensuring patient areas are clean tidy and stocked with necessary supplies. Documentation: Accurately recording observations vital signs and any other relevant information about patient care. Following Instructions: Adhering to care plans and instructions provided by nurses and other healthcare professionals. Teamwork: Collaborating effectively with other healthcare professionals to provide quality care. Skills and Qualities: Caring and Compassionate: A genuine desire to help and support others. Communication Skills: The ability to listen and communicate effectively with patients and colleagues. Observation Skills: The ability to notice changes in a patients condition and report them accurately. Organizational Skills: The ability to manage tasks and prioritize responsibilities. Physical Stamina: The ability to perform physically demanding tasks. Work Settings: Healthcare Assistants can work in a variety of settings including: Hospitals Nursing Homes Clinics Community and Home Care and Aged Care Facilities. Additional Information: In some settings HCAs may also be involved in housekeeping tasks such as laundry and meal preparation. The role of a Healthcare Assistant can be very rewarding offering the opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of others. Training and qualifications for HCAs may vary depending on the specific role and employer.
Required Education:
QQI Level 5 Certification: This is a foundational requirement with specific modules like Care Skills and Care of the Older Person being crucial. Work Experience: At least 6 months of recent experience as a Healthcare Assistant is often preferred especially in an Irish healthcare context. Communication Skills: Clear verbal communication is essential particularly when explaining sensitive information to patients. Compassion and Empathy: A genuine desire to improve the lives of others is a ke
We are seeking a caring and motivated Healthcare Worker to support individuals with their daily living needs and promote their health wellbeing and independence. You will work as part of a dedicated care team providing high-quality person-centred care in a safe and respectful environment.Requirement...
We are seeking a caring and motivated Healthcare Worker to support individuals with their daily living needs and promote their health wellbeing and independence. You will work as part of a dedicated care team providing high-quality person-centred care in a safe and respectful environment.
Requirements
Previous experience in care is an advantage but not essential (full training provided)
Right to work in Ireland
Background check (e.g. Garda Vetting)
Flexibility to work shifts including evenings weekends and holidays
Benefits
Competitive hourly pay
Full training and ongoing support
Career development opportunities
Flexible working hours
Supportive team environment
Required Skills:
Key Responsibilities of a Healthcare Assistant: Personal Care: Assisting with daily living activities like bathing dressing and toileting. Clinical Tasks: Under supervision taking vital signs (temperature pulse blood pressure) and potentially assisting with other clinical tasks like specimen collection. Patient Support: Providing emotional support engaging in conversation and promoting patient comfort and well-being. Maintaining a Safe and Clean Environment: Ensuring patient areas are clean tidy and stocked with necessary supplies. Documentation: Accurately recording observations vital signs and any other relevant information about patient care. Following Instructions: Adhering to care plans and instructions provided by nurses and other healthcare professionals. Teamwork: Collaborating effectively with other healthcare professionals to provide quality care. Skills and Qualities: Caring and Compassionate: A genuine desire to help and support others. Communication Skills: The ability to listen and communicate effectively with patients and colleagues. Observation Skills: The ability to notice changes in a patients condition and report them accurately. Organizational Skills: The ability to manage tasks and prioritize responsibilities. Physical Stamina: The ability to perform physically demanding tasks. Work Settings: Healthcare Assistants can work in a variety of settings including: Hospitals Nursing Homes Clinics Community and Home Care and Aged Care Facilities. Additional Information: In some settings HCAs may also be involved in housekeeping tasks such as laundry and meal preparation. The role of a Healthcare Assistant can be very rewarding offering the opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of others. Training and qualifications for HCAs may vary depending on the specific role and employer.
Required Education:
QQI Level 5 Certification: This is a foundational requirement with specific modules like Care Skills and Care of the Older Person being crucial. Work Experience: At least 6 months of recent experience as a Healthcare Assistant is often preferred especially in an Irish healthcare context. Communication Skills: Clear verbal communication is essential particularly when explaining sensitive information to patients. Compassion and Empathy: A genuine desire to improve the lives of others is a ke
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