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We're on the lookout for an exceptional Assistant Manager to join our dynamic team in Galway! At the heart of our business is an unwavering passion, and you will play a vital role in making sure our customers' expectations are not just met, but blown away! Your infectious enthusiasm will leave a lasting impression on everyone you interact with. Assistant Managers are brand ambassadors and leaders in our stores. With a passion for wine, it will be your job to drive sales and motivate your teams to deliver the highest levels of service and exceed our customers' expectations. The Role: Reporting directly to the Store Manager you will be responsible for the following:
Bartenders
Citizen Fox Irish-owned cafés & bars in Belgium, Europe looking for friendly, creative, and motivated bartenders with experience in a fast-paced environment. Applicants should have a basic knowledge of hygiene protocols/bar procedures and a passion for creativity and high standards of presentation. Location: Rue de la Coupe 7, Mons Belgium What we offer : - Highly competitive salary - €15-€16 per hour - Reasonably priced accommodation within a short distance of the bar is provided by us. Own room in a shared apartment with rent at +/- €500 per month. - The language barrier in our bars is not an issue as English is generally spoken by our clients and all our staff, but we can also provide access to subsidised French lessons - Regular professional cocktail training and barista courses are given to all our staff. We want our people to be the best at their trade! - Access to full health care provided - We help all our staff set up bank accounts and apply for their Belgian ID card - We will pay for your transport costs over and will also provide you with 1 free flight home per year - We work with a core of Irish staff in each of our bars in order to provide a "home away from home feel" Only serious applicants with a mind to having a future in the hospitality sector and ambition to succeed need apply. Within a year, you can really evolve in your position with us, becoming very talented at mixology and barista, French-speaking, and enjoying a good standard of life in a warm and safe environment.
Retail Assistants
We are seeking Cashiers and Floor Staff to join our team in supporting the daily operations of our shop. Candidates must be available to work some weekends. Immediate start. Please note this is a full time position and would not suit students. Please click the APPLY NOW button to upload your CV. Don't have a current CV? Click HERE to view the JobAlert.ie CV templates.
Warehouse Operative
FOR MORE THAN 80 YEARS, Natus has been working in collaboration with clinicians to deliver industry-leading neuro solutions that help providers more easily make sense of the body’s signals.Engineered with input from those who have lived the care experience, our technology simplifies complex processes and improves accuracy and efficiency. There is a role for everyone who wants to be part of the innovative solutions at ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES · Coordinate daily key activities of the Export/Shipping Department, working with and supporting staff to ensure activities are carried out to a high standard. · Ensure all shipments to customers are on time. · Provide support and guidance to export and shipping team members. · Prepare and manage all documentation necessary to complete shipments in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. · Prepare documents that comply with Letters of Credit, working with customer service and the finance department as necessary. · Work with customer service department to coordinate customer export shipping preferences. · Advise customer service and or shipping supervisor of any problems with shipments and work to resolve issues. · Schedule freight forwarders for outbound freight dispatch. · Set up, manage and track transportation orders with couriers/freight forwarders according to commodity specifications. · Manage the call-off of carriers for final transportation to customers · Complete and file paperwork to comply with trade compliance and financial rules. · Communicate with custom broker relating to export consignments. · Manage the export databases (Dispatch Register). · Carry out all daily transactions on the ERP system so that real-time status information is available at all times. · Maintain dispatch records to complete the order history files. EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE: · Minimum of 3 years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience. · Good computer skills, Oracle/EBS would be advantageous. · Ability to be flexible and work as part of a team. · Must be able to work flexible hours and/or shift patterns. · Good communications skills · Forklift license would be advantageous Compensation and Benefits: Along with a competitive salary and bonus structure, we offer a comprehensive benefit package to start: Health & Life Assurance cover, defined contribution pension plan, active sports and social club, flexible work location, flextime (depending on position), excellent career progression opportunities, free parking, and educational assistance.
Garda Trainees
Why Join An Garda Síochána? An Garda Síochána is the national police and security service of Ireland with a mission of “Keeping People Safe”. Joining An Garda Síochána offers an exciting opportunity to be part of a dynamic and innovative team. This role and the personal impact you will have on people and the community will give you a sense of achievement like nothing else. You will be part of something meaningful and have the opportunity to make a change. You will work in a supportive, digitally enabled environment that is unique. Determining Eligibility Requirements Entry as a Trainee to An Garda Síochána is governed by the following legislation: The Policing, Security and Community Safety Act, 2024, the Policing, Security and Community Safety Act, 2024 (Admissions and Appointments) Regulations 2025 (S.I. No. 112 of 2025). Candidates who do not possess the essential requirements by the closing date for receipt of applications and who proceed with their application will not be eligible to be selected or offered a position. Before you apply for this competition, please ensure that you meet the eligibility criteria set out below. If you do not meet these eligibility criteria, your application will not be processed. Eligibility may be assessed at multiple stages of the process. An invitation to test, interview or complete any element of the selection/appointments process is not acceptance of eligibility by publicjobs and/or An Garda Síochána. Candidates’ qualifications/eligibility may not be confirmed until the latter stages of the selection/appointments process. Please note that the onus is on candidates to provide documentary evidence that they continue to meet the eligibility requirements throughout the process and to update publicjobs and An Garda Síochána of any changes that might impact their eligibility. An overview of the eligibility criteria that candidates must meet to apply for admission as a Trainee, and for entry to the competitive selection process organised by the publicjobs, is outlined below. However, for the detailed admissions and eligibility requirements, candidates should refer to those requirements as set out in the Regulations referenced above. By the closing date for application to this competition, you must: Age You must have attained the age of 18 and be no more than the age of 49 by the closing date for application to this competition. Character You must be of good character. As a modern and progressive policing service, An Garda Síochána seeks candidates who display the highest standards of behaviour and maintain a network of influence of equally good character. Nationality You must be by the closing date for application to this competition: A. A national of a European Union Member State; or B. A national of a European Economic Area State, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland or the Swiss Confederation; or C. Under the International Protection Act, 2015 and in compliance with the Admissions and Appointments Regulations 2013, as amended, be: i. A refugee or a family member of such a person in relation to whom a refugee declaration is in force and continues to be in force for the entire duration of the Garda Recruit selection and admissions process; or ii. A person granted subsidiary protection or a family member of such a person in relation to whom a subsidiary protection declaration is in force and continues to be in force for the entire duration of the Garda Recruit selection and admissions process; or iii. By the closing date for application to this competition, have had a period of one year’s continuous residence in the State, and during the eight years immediately preceding that period, have had a total residence in the State amounting to four years. Education By the closing date for application to this competition, you must have obtained the following: An Irish Leaving Certificate with a grade D3 or O6 minimum in five subjects at Ordinary Level*; or A minimum of a Level 5 Major award (120 Credits) on the National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ); or A recognised qualification (at Level 5 or greater), deemed comparable to the above in terms of both level and volume of learning as determined by Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI). AND A proven proficiency in either or both of the following: i. The Irish language ii. The English language Please note: • Successful applicants are required to study and pass Irish as part of a module in the Garda College. • Subjects taken at Foundation Level Leaving Certificate are not considered equivalent for entry to this competition. In certain cases, a Pass in the Applied Leaving Certificate may be deemed equivalent to an Ordinary Leaving Certificate. A H7 grade is also deemed equivalent to an O6 grade. • publicjobs may verify the validity of qualifications other than the Leaving Certificate with Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI). Candidates may refer to the National Academic Recognition Information Centre which offers advice on the academic recognition of foreign qualifications in Ireland. Employment Status You must have relinquished all previous employment prior to entry to the Garda College and may not be on a career break from any such employment upon entry. Medical Standards You must be certified by a Registered Medical Practitioner (nominated by the Commissioner after consultation with the Minister) to be in good health, of sound constitution and suited physically and mentally to performing the duties of a member of the service. Physical Competence Test You must have passed a Physical Competence Test before entering the Garda College to start training. Substance Misuse Assessment You must have passed all Substance Misuse (Controlled Drug and Psychoactive Substances) Assessments to the satisfaction of the Commissioner of An Garda Síochána. Overview The competition for the selection of Trainees into An Garda Síochána attracts a very high number of applicants. As such, the selection process to become a Trainee is comprehensive, with candidates required to undertake a range of relevant assessment tests and exercises over a number of stages. The numbers called forward to each stage of selection will be determined from time to time, having regard to the number of places to be filled in the Garda College. publicjobs will conduct the initial selection stages on behalf of the Garda Commissioner. Names and details of candidates who are successful following the selection stages conducted by publicjobs will be forwarded to An Garda Síochána for consideration for appointment. Neither An Garda Síochána nor publicjobs will be responsible for any expenses incurred by candidates in relation to the recruitment process. Eligible applicants should apply in the usual way and indicate on the application form that they wish to apply for the Serving Garda Reserve Stream. In order to be considered for the Serving Garda Reserve Stream, when completing your application form you must include: Reserve Garda Registration Number; and Division in which you are currently serving. Applicants must be a serving Garda Reserve member at the time of appointment as a Trainee to continue to be eligible under the Garda Reserve Stream. Applicants who are no longer a member of the Reserve Garda will not be eligible to be offered an appointment from this Stream. You will also be required to complete an additional verification form at the time of appointment. Closing Date The closing date and time for receipt of completed applications is 3pm on Thursday 9th October 2025. The onus is on you to ensure that you have correctly submitted a completed application form as any requests to submit an application after the closing time/date will not be considered. If you do not receive acknowledgement of receipt of your application within two working days of applying, please check your Junk/Spam folders as email notifications may be filtered into these email folders (or “Promotions” in the case of Gmail). If the acknowledgement is still not received, please email GardaTrainee2025@publicjobs.ie including your name, candidate ID and contact details. Candidates should note that support will be available during office hours until the closing date. Selection Process publicjobs will conduct the initial stages of recruitment on behalf of An Garda Síochána. Names and details of candidates who are successful following the selection stages will be forwarded on to An Garda Síochána for consideration for appointment. The Selection Process is broken down into three stages as detailed below. Detailed information on each stage will be made available at the appropriate time to candidates being invited to that particular stage of the process. All eligible candidates who have successfully applied for this competition will be invited to complete a number of online assessments, that will be remotely proctored via webcam. The assessments can be taken at any time during the testing window within a secure IT network. Certain online assessments will be available in a range of languages. A Pre-test Booklet will be provided to you before you take the assessments, and you will complete practice questions on the assessment site in advance of taking the tests. Candidates’ Obligations In applying for this competition, candidates must accept a number of obligations. Candidates must: • Have the knowledge and ability to discharge the duties of the post concerned, • Be of suitable character for the post, • Be suitable in all other relevant respects for appointment to the post concerned. and, if successful, they will not be appointed to the post unless they: • Agree to undertake the duties attached to the post and accept the conditions under which the duties are, or may be required to be, performed. • Are fully competent, available to and capable of undertaking those duties. Candidates must not: • Knowingly or recklessly provide false information. • Canvass any person with or without inducements. • Interfere with or compromise the process in any way. A third party must not impersonate a candidate at any stage of the process. Any attempt, direct or indirect by an applicant to use influence by way of canvassing in connection with their application will cause them to be disqualified from the competition. Any person who contravenes the above provisions or who assists another person in contravening the above provisions is committing an offence. A person who is found guilty of an offence is liable to prosecution that may result in a fine and/or imprisonment. In addition, where a person found guilty of an offence was or is a candidate at a recruitment process, then: • Where a person has not been appointed to a post, they will be disqualified as a candidate; and • Where a person has been appointed subsequently to the recruitment process in question, they shall forfeit that appointment. Deeming of a Candidate to be Withdrawn Withdrawal from the Selection Process Candidates who do not attend for interview or other test when and where required by publicjobs, or who do not, when requested, furnish such evidence as publicjobs require in regard to any matter relevant to their candidature, will have no further claim to consideration. Candidates are expected to provide all requested documentation to publicjobs, including all forms issued by publicjobs for completion, within seven calendar days. Failure to do so will result in the candidate being deemed to have withdrawn from the competition and their candidature will receive no further consideration. Withdrawal from the Appointment Process There are a number of reasons that will result in a candidate being withdrawn from the competition from An Garda Síochána, including but not limited to the following: • If a candidate is medically deferred for a period exceeding 6 months. • If a candidate is unable to provide the Appointments Office with a satisfactory Vetting Form. • If a candidate fails to successfully complete an element of the overall process within the time constraints provided. Conditions of Service Tattoos and Body Art Tattoos and body art on the face, visible above the collar or below the cuff of your uniform are not permitted. In order to retain a professional image, all other tattoos and body art must be covered while on duty. You must make An Garda Síochána aware if you have visible tattoos as early as possible as they may prevent you from being permitted to commence training. Outside Employment The assignment is full-time, and the Trainee may not engage in, or be connected with, any outside business or activity which would interfere with the performance of the assignment. If Trainees are engaged in any outside business or activity they must inform the Trainee Office, Garda College in writing. This should include the nature of the outside business or activity, their role, hours/days engaged and all relevant information. Permission to continue engagement in any outside business or activity is a matter for the Superintendent of Foundation Training. The decision of Superintendent Foundation Training can be appealed to the Director of Training and Development and their decision is final. The onus is on the Trainee to report any outside business or activity and failure to report any outside business or activity may be a disciplinary matter and may include a sanction up to and including termination of contract. Any engagement in any outside business or activity must be fully in compliance with the European Working Time Directive. DNA Testing Candidates should note that An Garda Síochána is bound by the provisions of the Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence & DNA Database System) Act 2014. Section 41 of that Act states that DNA Samples shall be taken from Trainees who started their training at the Garda College following the commencement of the Act on 20th November 2015. Section 41 4 (c) of the Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence & DNA Database System) Act 2014 outlines that “the sample will be used to generate a DNA profile in respect of the person to be entered in the elimination (Garda Síochána) index of the DNA Database System and the effect of such an entry”. The taking of such samples is for the purpose, in relation to the investigation of offences and of ascertaining whether that person has contaminated a crime scene sample. Code of Ethics In a democratic society, the role of the police is to protect and serve society, keep the peace, enforce the law and ensure the safety of the community. In order to achieve this, An Garda Síochána must enjoy the trust and confidence of the society which it serves. It will gain and maintain this trust by acting, and being seen to act, within the law and by applying the law fairly towards others. For anyone working in An Garda Síochána, this is the starting point for all other commitments. The Code of Ethics is a statement of the ethical requirements for everyone working in An Garda Síochána and a clear indication to the public of the norms of behaviour that they are entitled to expect. Policing is an honourable profession of which the public expect the highest standards of conduct and practice. Absolute commitment to the Code of Ethics is a requirement for all members of An Garda Síochána, to ensure the trust and support of the public. You will be required to sign a formal commitment to the Code of Ethics when you join the Organisation. For more information, click here. Conduct All lawful orders, given either in writing or verbally, by those in authority, must be obeyed. A Trainee must at all times conform to the standard of conduct and discipline required and is obliged to study the Trainee and Probationer Garda Handbook and abide by its provisions. Penalties for breaches of any of the provisions of that Code may range from a caution to a termination of programme. Uniform and Equipment The uniform and equipment supplied to the Trainee will remain at all times the property of An Garda Síochána. The Trainee will be responsible for its care and must return it in good condition when required to do so. It must not be used except for authorised purposes and the Trainee will be liable to pay any charge imposed for articles lost or damaged. Confidentiality of Information and Materials It is important to remember that this is a competitive process for a role where integrity is paramount. Sharing information on the selection process e.g. through social media or any other means, may result in you being disqualified from the competition. Please note that all assessment and test materials are subject to copyright and all rights are reserved. No part of the test material (including passages of information, questions or answer options), associated materials or interview related information may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means including electronic, mechanical, photocopying, photographing, recording, written or otherwise, at any stage. To do so is an offence and may result in exclusion from the selection process. Any person who contravenes this provision, or who assists another person(s) in contravening this provision, is liable to prosecution and/or civil suit for loss of copyright and intellectual property. Use of Recording Equipment publicjobs does not allow the unsanctioned use of any type of recording equipment on its premises or any location where assessments/tests/interviews, etc. take place, e.g. video interviews, teleconference. This applies to any form of sound recording and any type of still picture or video recording, whether including sound recording or not, and covers any type of device used for these purposes. Any person wishing to use such equipment for any of these purposes must seek written permission in advance. This policy is in place to protect the privacy of staff and candidates/clients and the integrity of the assessment material and assessment processes. Unsanctioned use of recording equipment by any person is a breach of this policy. Any candidate involved in such a breach could be disqualified from the competition and could be subject to prosecution under section 55 of the Public Service Management (Recruitment & Appointments) Act, 2004. In addition, where a person found guilty of such an offence was or is a candidate, then: • Where they have not been appointed to the post they will be disqualified as a candidate; and • Where they have been appointed subsequently to the recruitment process in question, they shall forfeit that appointment.
Procurement Graduate Programme
Procurement Graduate Start date: September 2026 Contract: Full time; permanent Join Kerry and Shape the Future of Sustainable Nutrition At Kerry, we’re tackling one of humanity’s greatest challenges: delivering sustainable nutrition to over 2 billion people while protecting our planet. It’s a monumental task, and we need ambitious graduates bursting with innovative solutions to real-world problems. If you’re an agile, collaborative team player, we offer a career where you can make a real difference and help secure our future.  Do you have what it takes to deliver sustainable nutrition to over 2 billion people? Rise to the challenge with one of our Graduate Programs. This permanent, full-time role begins with a structured 2-year programme that includes rotational placements across different teams and functions. From day one, you’ll be immersed in real-world challenges, supported by a global network of mentors, and empowered to make meaningful contributions. With structured learning, cross-functional exposure, and opportunities to relocate across Europe, the programme is designed to give you the skills, confidence, and experience to thrive in your career. Our Procurement Program Within Kerry, the Procurement Team has the responsibility for managing and overseeing all third party spend for both direct and indirect materials and services. They are experts in their respective categories of packaging, meats, dairy, ingredients and indirect materials and services such as energy, engineering, and facilities management. Just like Kerry, our suppliers are based in locations right around the world, and while a career in Kerry will afford you the opportunity to work abroad, a career in procurement will also involve travel to supply locations. What you might be doing Your role as a Procurement Graduate will involve working with category buyers in all aspects of the sourcing process, working closely with Kerry’s manufacturing sites and supply partners. * Kerry Graduates must have permanent Right to Work in Europe or UK (for UK based roles) and be willing to relocate to other European countries during the program. Submit your application only for the program of your interest. Any multiple applications will be withdrawn.
Environment, Health& Safety Graduate Programme
Environment, Health & Safety Graduate Start date: September 2026 Contract: Full time; permanent Join Kerry and Shape the Future of Sustainable Nutrition At Kerry, we’re tackling one of humanity’s greatest challenges: delivering sustainable nutrition to over 2 billion people while protecting our planet. It’s a monumental task, and we need ambitious graduates bursting with innovative solutions to real-world problems. If you’re an agile, collaborative team player, we offer a career where you can make a real difference and help secure our future. Do you have what it takes to deliver sustainable nutrition to over 2 billion people? Rise to the challenge with one of our Graduate Programs. This permanent, full-time role begins with a structured 2-year programme that includes rotational placements across different teams and functions. From day one, you’ll be immersed in real-world challenges, supported by a global network of mentors, and empowered to make meaningful contributions. With structured learning, cross-functional exposure, and opportunities to relocate across Europe, the programme is designed to give you the skills, confidence, and experience to thrive in your career. Our Environment, Health& Safety Program At Kerry, the Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) team ensures the safety of our people and the sustainability of our operations across all global sites. They manage systems for incident reporting, audits, and corrective actions, and promote a culture where safety is openly discussed and continuously improved. The team also ensures compliance with environmental and occupational health regulations, working closely with local authorities and internal teams to support ongoing progress. EHS operates globally and offers opportunities to work across regions. What you might be doing You’ll be exposed to a variety of EHS responsibilities, including: * Kerry Graduates must have permanent Right to Work in Europe or UK (for UK based roles) and be willing to relocate to other European countries during the program. Submit your application only for the program of your interest. Any multiple applications will be withdrawn.
Garda Recruitment Competition Opens Thursday 18th September 2025
GARDA TRAINEE RECRUITMENT 2025 COMPETITION OPENS ON 18 SEPTEMBER 2025 Joining An Garda Síochána will change your life, and the lives of others. From the moment you join, it will be a mix of challenges, rewards, new skills and new friends. Your personal impact on people and the community will give you a sense of achievement like nothing else. Being a Garda is a tough job. But it’s a job worth doing. When considering if a career in An Garda Síochána is for you, it is worth being informed about the remuneration and benefits that come with the role: TRAINING, LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT As a trainee you will undergo the Foundation Training Programme, the initial training and development programme that incorporates the training required to perform the role and functions of a Garda in an efficient and effective manner. • The programme incorporates a Level 7 Bachelor of Arts Degree in Applied Policing, accredited by the University of Limerick, containing three phases of training. • Upon successful completion of phase one, Probationer Gardaí become sworn members of An Garda Síochána (this is called attestation) and commence their probationary period (normall two-years from attestation) in accordance with the provisions of the Admissions and Appointments Regulations. • You will receive further training, tailored to the requirements of your specific role throughout your career. PAY Probationer Gardaí will receive an allowance of €354 per week for the 36 weeks of training. • Accommodation and food is provided while resident in the Garda College from Sunday to Friday. • On attestation after 36 weeks Garda Trainees become Probationer Gardaí and move to the first point of the pay scale which is €38,694 (As of 1st August 2025), rising incrementally to €59,736 per annum after 8 years. • Additional increments may be applied based on educational qualifications (Diploma or Degree) following probation. • Probationer Gardaí will be assigned to work the core shift roster (12-hour), which attracts additional allowances. • Gardaí will have the opportunity to work on overtime, which is paid at a rate of time and a half, unless worked on a Sunday/public holiday, which is paid at double time. READ MORE BY CLICK THE APPLY NOW LINK
Chwsp Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist Pulmonary Rehabilitation Coordinator
Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist Pulmonary Rehabilitation Coordinator Job Specification & Terms and Conditions Job Title, Grade Code Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist Pulmonary Rehabilitation Coordinator Grade Code: 3707 Remuneration The salary scale for the post at 01/.08/2025: €70,698-€72,062-€73,464-€74,858-€76,251-€77,718-€79,263-€80,804-€82,040 New appointees to any grade start at the minimum point of the scale. Incremental credit will be applied for recognised relevant service in Ireland and abroad (Department of Health Circular 2/2011). Incremental credit is normally granted on appointment, in respect of previous experience in the Civil Service, Local Authorities, Health Service and other Public Service Bodies and Statutory Agencies. As per HR Circular 012/25 Please note that previous experience working in the public service counts only where the individual was employed directly by the relevant Civil Service/Public Body. It does not apply for temporary assignments with those bodies while engaged as an agency worker and employed by a private sector employment agency. Exemptions can be found at the following link. HSE Guidelines on Terms and Conditions of Employment provides additional information. https://www2.healthservice.hse.ie/organisation/national-pppgs/guidelines-on-terms-and-conditions-of-employment/ Campaign Reference CHW96CSP25 Closing Date Tuesday 07th of October 2025 at 12 noon Proposed Interview Date (s) Candidates will normally be given at least two weeks' notice of interview. The timescale may be reduced in exceptional circumstances. Taking up Appointment A start date will be indicated at job offer stage. Location of Post There is currently one temporary whole-time vacancy available in East Galway Roscommon Integrated Hub A panel may be formed as a result of this campaign for Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist (Pulmonary Rehabilitation Coordinator ) HSE West and North West Community Services (Galway/Mayo/Roscommon) from which current and future, permanent and specified purpose vacancies of full or part-time duration may be filled. Informal Enquiries We welcome enquiries about the role. Andrea Devine Operational Lead Integrated Care Programme Chronic Disease East Galway Roscommon Integrated Care Hub , St Brigids campus , Ballinasloe, Co Galway. H53N243 Tel : 090 96 25700 0871038409 andrea.devine@hse.ie Details of Service In line with Sláintecare (2017) and the Department of Health’s Capacity review (2018), a shift in healthcare service provision is now required to place the focus on integrated, person-centred care, based as close to home as possible. In order to enable this, the Integrated Care Programme for the Prevention and Management of Chronic Disease (ICPCD) is supporting the national implementation of a model of integrated care for the prevention and management of chronic disease as part of the Enhanced Community Care Programme (ECC). The Model of Care for the Integrated Prevention and Management of Chronic Disease has a particular focus on preventive healthcare, early intervention and the provision of supports to live well with chronic disease. The investment in the ECC programme will be delivered on a phased basis with a view to national coverage being achieved within a two- to three- year period. Three priority areas have been identified as follows: Structural reform of healthcare delivery within the community with Community Health Networks (CHNs) becoming the basic building blocks for the organisation, management and delivery of community services across the country; Creating Specialist Ambulatory Care Hubs within the community to support primary care management of chronic disease and older people with complex needs; and, Scaling Integrated Care for Older People and Chronic Disease through the recruitment of specialist integrated care teams including Frailty at the Front Door Teams. The focus is on providing an end-to-end pathway that will reduce admissions to acute hospitals by providing access to diagnostics and specialist services in the ambulatory care hubs in a timely manner. For patients who require hospital admission, the emphasis is on minimising the hospital length of stay, with the provision of post-discharge follow up and support for people in the community and in their own homes, where required. A shared local governance structure across the local acute hospitals and the associated CHO will ensure the development of a fully integrated service and end-to-end pathway for individuals living with chronic disease. The ECC Programme is underpinned by a set of key principles including: Reporting Relationship · Is professionally accountable to the Community Physiotherapy manager · Will report to the Operational lead Integrated Care ICPCD Specialist Community Team on operational and administrative matters. Key Working Relationships The post holder will: · The post holder will: · Have a clinical working relationship with the GP and the Respiratory Specialist team in the hub including the Consultant Respiratory Integrated Care, the Pulmonary Rehabilitation team and the integrated Respiratory CNs/ANPs and other physiotherapists. · Work collaboratively with the COPD Outreach teams and with other healthcare professionals and stakeholders involved in the provision of integrated respiratory care in the acute setting. · Have a close working relationship with the secondary care Physiotherapy Manager for secondary care respiratory physiotherapy service development and delivery and the Operational lead ; · Work in partnership with the multi-disciplinary teams across primary and secondary care Purpose of the Post As outlined above, the need to reform the healthcare services in Ireland in order to provide a more sustainable, integrated and patient-centred approach has come to the fore in recent health policies and strategies. Integrated care requires health and social care services to work together across different levels and sites in order to provide end-to-end care that meets patient need. The Pulmonary rehabilitation coordinator will offer dynamic leadership to promote and develop a high quality evidenced based pulmonary rehabilitation service championing innovation to improve and support service delivery. They will act as the representative clinical lead at local and national strategic development meetings disseminating information and acting on initiatives and improvements within the resources available. The post holder will coordinate resources and services for the Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program. The post holder will also act as an expert clinical resource offering supervision, education and on-going support to staff and teams managing complex respiratory patients. The Pulmonary Rehabilitation coordinator will be a highly competent, visible and experienced autonomous practitioner who uses specialist knowledge and advanced skills to support Pulmonary Rehabilitation services. They will have a good understanding of the vision of the HSE and Sláintecare and to be able to translate this into a local context for operational implementation within their team and locality area. They will demonstrate advanced clinical judgement and critical decision-making skills based upon evidence based practice. The post-holder will utilise their advanced level knowledge and skills to: · Triage referrals and identify complex cases and optimise treatment with the Respiratory Consultant and GP before commencing Pulmonary rehabilitation · Accurately undertake specialist clinical skills including airway clearance techniques, breathlessness management, interpreting and analysing clinical and non-clinical tests to form an accurate assessment and decide suitability for pulmonary rehabilitation. · Demonstrate a strong working knowledge of guidelines for best practice, competence in physical assessment skills and treatment of complex respiratory patients for pulmonary rehabilitation · Assess, diagnose, plan, implement and evaluate treatments and interventions of Pulmonary rehabilitation · Integrate both pharmacological and non-pharmacological aspects of Pulmonary rehabilitation into patient care/management plans · Be a competent autonomous practitioner, leading innovation and demonstrating respiratory clinical expertise and acting as a role model for others. · Lead, support and develop the team of health care professionals delivering Pulmonary Rehabilitation and respiratory care to a wide range of patients. · Liaise with and give specialist advice to other members of the Multidisciplinary team (MDT) regarding the medical management of patients with respiratory problems, have knowledge of disease management pathways within secondary and primary care and be able to signpost and refer on where appropriate · Carry out risk assessment within the service, equipment and environment and to minimise risk within the team. · Continuously evaluate patient progress and outcomes. · Develop operational pathways, protocols and procedures to ensure the delivery of safe pulmonary rehabilitation in accordance with local and national clinical standards. · Effectively manage capacity within the team and performance including waiting list management · Work with the multidisciplinary respiratory team and the service lead to strategically develop and operationally manage the Pulmonary Rehabilitation service. · Undertake the evaluation of current practices through the use of evidence based practice, audit and outcome measures and act upon results through making recommendations and implementing change. · Supporting staff during the process of change within the team and organisation. Principal Duties and Responsibilities Communication and Working Relationships · To provide specialist exercise advice and support to multidisciplinary colleagues in the Respiratory Service and other professionals countywide involved in the delivery of pulmonary rehabilitation. · Develop strong links with Peer Support Groups and promote patient self-management in the community working in partnership with COPD Support Ireland and other relevant agencies. · Communicates with colleagues in the Respiratory Service and wider MDT’s, service users, carers, stakeholders, the public and their representatives, ensuring effective and accurate information is delivered. · To actively engage with, listen to and seek views of team members, patients/ carers and key stakeholders to influence, enhance and improve accessibility and inclusiveness of future service development. · To communicate with all team members and other relevant health, social care and education professionals e.g. social workers, specialist practitioners, GPs and practice staff, consultants, and any other statutory, voluntary and independent sector professionals. · To be responsible for the initiation of communication links with patients/ carers in highly stressful/complex situations to seek resolution, agreement regarding future treatment/ care and gain co-operation. Managing a service · To take personal responsibility for maximising opportunities to improve the use of resources and the quality of services that you are accountable for and to ensure that your line manager is engaged in the plans particularly where support is required to make the change happen effectively. · To implement clinical governance and risk management and act upon aspects of service delivery that is identified as requiring attention. · To participate in and supervise all aspects of the pulmonary rehabilitation service including triage, assessment, reviewing and initiating treatment in the home or clinic setting. · To network with other pulmonary rehabilitation services locally, regionally and nationally, benchmarking the service against advances in respiratory care/ services ensure sharing and implementation of good practice · To facilitate the sharing of information across disciplines and agencies as appropriate acting as a resource for specialist knowledge and advice in relation to the management of complex respiratory patients · To develop and sustain dynamic and responsive multidisciplinary/multi agency community services delivering best practice. · To work with the Locality Clinical Lead and other team leaders/managers to proactively support the development and redesign of care pathways embracing the concept of care closer to home and expanding/enhancing multi-disciplinary/multi agency working, community services and community hospitals. · To coordinate the MDT rota, annual leave, study leave. · To develop appropriate support, teaching, mentorship mechanisms for all team members and facilitate the sharing of information across disciplines and agencies. · To adhere to professional codes of physiotherapy conduct and standards of competence relevant to team members and to provide specialist and expert clinical advice. · To use technology as an aid for data capture in order to plan, implement, monitor and report upon outcomes and information. · To offer innovative clinical leadership and management solutions to enable most effective use of resources for the benefit of patients. · To ensure referral, assessment, planning, review and closure/discharge procedures within the team are consistent with expectations. · To continuously review and integrate new developments and practice into the team to enhance service delivery. · To audit, monitor and research service delivery, in order to continuously improve and develop the service. · To assist the Locality Clinical Lead in producing reports to inform management groups, clinical forums, business development/planning and performance management monitoring. · To be accountable for the planning of evidenced based, proactive specialist interventions requiring a high level of expertise in clinical skills. · To promote health and wellbeing, the prevention of ill health and foster independence at every opportunity, whilst respecting the patient right to choose. · To offer creative and dynamic leadership and management solutions to enable the delivery of effective change and subsequent service improvement. · Responsible for the policy implementation and policy or service development within your team. · To initiate and encourage evidence based practice and research within team and service to drive improvements. · Chair meetings related to service delivery or case management where appropriate Team and People Development · To ensure the skills and talents are actively recognised and developed within your team and the wider organisation. · To take active steps to encourage, support and promote a culture of development, improvement and learning within the team. · To encourage a proactive culture of 2 way communication and the sharing of information within the team and across disciplines that supports the philosophy of a well informed and positively engaged workforce. · To promote and publicise your team/service within the organisation. Management and Personal Development · To provide leadership to junior staff and support staff through supervision, training and appraisal. · Provide supervision and appraisal for junior staff and students within the team. · Participates in in-service training with the respiratory team. · To manage and undertake audit and research in specific areas of clinical practice and service delivery using a range of research methodologies as part of a wider multidisciplinary team (MDT). · Take responsibility for own learning and performance including participation in clinical supervision and maintaining awareness of relevant research evidence. · Act as a constant source of clinical and theoretical knowledge for members of MDT as well as patients and their significant others, providing support and clinical advice. · Responsible for initiating and developing R&D programmes or activities. Clinical Activities · As an autonomous practitioner, undertake advanced assessments of patients with diverse or complex physical, psychological, cognitive and behavioural conditions in order to formulate a diagnosis and deliver appropriate treatment plans including exercise therapy e.g. Advanced COPD with co-morbidities and several anxiety related issues. · To undertake all aspects of clinical duties as an autonomous practitioner, including professional and legal accountability and managing clinical risk for all aspects of own work. · Aspects of work will include delivery of treatment as an individual practitioner or as part of a multi-disciplinary team. · To be responsible for the safe and competent assessment and treatment of patients with a complex history of respiratory conditions and co-morbidities within national and service guidelines and policies. · As an autonomous practitioner, undertake advanced assessment of patients with diverse or complex physical, psychological, cognitive or behavioural conditions in order to deliver appropriate exercise therapy. · Develop education in collaboration with the multi-disciplinary team ensuring that all patient care is based on current research and best practice. Strategic Development, Planning and Organising · To participate in service development and innovative ways of delivering exercise prescription for vulnerable people in the community with complex respiratory conditions, e.g. investigating and implementing the use of technology to support the delivery of pulmonary rehabilitation programmes to people at home. · Collation and interpretation of statistical data collected to measure outcomes and impact of pulmonary rehabilitation programmes. · Responsibility for planning and coordinating safe delivery of Pulmonary Rehabilitation. Includes access to groups and ensuring correct staff : patient ratio (National Guidelines) · To participate in the development of team policies as required. · Demonstrates clinical leadership in the effective and efficient use of resources, e.g. ordering stock, travel. Administrative · Maintain waiting list and appropriate KPIs in line with NCP Respiratory · Ensure that all accidents, incidents and hazards are reported and dealt with according to organisational requirements. · Maintains accurate documentation in line with professional and organisational policies and procedures. · Complies with the Data Protection Act and GDPR recommendations. · Compliance with organisational policy in reporting any untoward accident or incident using the appropriate recording system. · To comply with organisational Health and Safety policies The above Job Specification is not intended to be a comprehensive list of all duties involved and consequently, the post holder may be required to perform other duties as appropriate to the post which may be assigned to him/her from time to time and to contribute to the development of the post while in office. Eligibility Criteria Qualifications and/ or experience a) Eligible applicants will be those who on the closing date for the campaign have the following: i) Be registered, or be eligible for registration, on the Physiotherapists Register maintained by the Physiotherapists Registration Board at CORU. https://coru.ie/health-and-social-care-professionals/education/approved-qualifications/physiotherapists/ If you are a section 91 candidate please see note * AND ii) Have five years full time (or an aggregate of five years) years post registration qualification experience. Of which four years full time (or an aggregate of four years) post registration qualification clinical experience must be in the required area of Specialism. AND iii) Demonstrate a proven record of clinical excellence in the specialism. AND iv) Candidates must demonstrate evidence of continuing professional development relevant to the required area of specialism, in the form of post-graduate qualifications or relevant courses. AND v) Candidates must demonstrate achievement in the areas of clinical audit, quality improvement initiatives, practice development, teaching and research AND vi) Provide proof of Statutory Registration on the Physiotherapists Register maintained by the Physiotherapists Registration Board at CORU before a contract of employment can be issued. AND vii) Have the requisite knowledge and ability (including a high standard of suitability, management, leadership and professional ability) for the proper discharge of the duties of the office. 2. Annual registration i) On appointment practitioners must maintain annual registration on the Physiotherapists Register maintained by the Physiotherapists Registration Board at CORU AND ii) Practitioners must confirm annual registration with CORU to the HSE by way of the annual Patient Safety Assurance Certificate (PSAC) Note* Individuals who qualified before 30th of September 2018 and are registered or have applied for a registration under Section 91 of the health and Social Care Professionals Act 2005, must hold a Physiotherapy qualification approved by CORU in order to be eligible to apply. The list of approved qualifications under Section 91 route can be accessed on the attached link. https://coru.ie/files-registration/hse-list-of-physiotherapist-qualifications.pdf Section 91 candidates are individuals who qualified before 30th September 2018 and have been engaged in the practice of the profession in the Republic of Ireland for a minimum of 2 years fulltime (or an aggregate of 2 years fulltime) between 01st October and 30th September 2018 are considered to be Section 91 applicants under the Health and Social care Professionals Act 2005 3. Health A candidate for and any person holding the office must be fully competent and capable of undertaking the duties attached to the office and be in a state of health such as would indicate a reasonable prospect of ability to render regular and efficient service. 4. Character Each candidate for and any person holding the office must be of good character. Post Specific Requirements Experience of working with respiratory patients including Bronchiectasis, asthma and COPD and post COVID 19 rehabilitation; and running pulmonary rehabilitation programme in community and/or acute settings Experience of leading and developing teams and of supervision and development of students, junior staff and/or assistants Evidence of further formal study e.g. Post Graduate course / Continuing Professional Development (CPD) in Pulmonary Rehabilitation relevant respiratory courses Other requirements specific to the post Have access to appropriate transport to fulfil the requirements of the role Additional eligibility requirements: Citizenship Requirements Eligible candidates must be: (i) EEA, Swiss, or British citizens OR (ii) Non-European Economic Area citizens with permission to reside and work in the State Read Appendix 2 of the Additional Campaign Information for further information on accepted Stamps for Non-EEA citizens resident in the State, including those with refugee status. To qualify candidates must be eligible by the closing date of the campaign. Include the below if you want to open your campaign to third country applicants outside the EEA. OR (iii) Suitably qualified, non-resident non-EEA citizens. The HSE welcomes applications from suitably qualified, non-resident, non-EEA citizens and will support successful candidates in their application for a Work Permit, as applicable. Read more about Department of Enterprise, Trade & Employment Work Permits . Skills, competencies and/or knowledge Skills To provide specialist physiotherapy assessment of patients including those with highly complex presentations and from this formulate a diagnosis and treatment plan. • Knowledge and experience of working with respiratory patients including Bronchiectasis, asthma, COPD and post COVID 19 rehabilitation • Knowledge of the evidence of Exercise Training for Chronic Respiratory Disease • Knowledge of the principles of Pulmonary rehabilitation • Knowledge of the management of acute exacerbations/presentations of chronic lung disease, admission avoidance and integrated care • Extensive experience of working within a multidisciplinary team • Comprehensive experience as a clinical educator of physiotherapy students and staff grade physiotherapists • Experience of participation in research/audit • An ability to work individually and as part of the wider MDT and communicate appropriately with all grades of staff, patients and their families. • Experience of presenting to mixed audiences e.g. Patient groups, nursing staff, other HSCP’s and GPs • Ability to develop new initiatives and manage change Knowledge and abilities • Ability to motivate and develop junior members of the team to perform at a high level and be a good role model • Ability to motivate patients to participate in treatment and educate them and their families regarding different treatment modalities • Ability to manage own workloads and have the ability to manage, organise and supervise the workload of others when required Personal Qualities • Be a team player and be instrumental in achieving team goals • An ability to empathise and reassure • To have a personal interest in fitness and wider healthy and active lifestyles and actively promote these values. Campaign Specific Selection Process Ranking/Shortlisting / Interview A ranking and or shortlisting exercise may be carried out on the basis of information supplied in your application form. The criteria for ranking and or shortlisting are based on the requirements of the post as outlined in the eligibility criteria and skills, competencies and/or knowledge section of this job specification. Therefore it is very important that you think about your experience in light of those requirements. Failure to include information regarding these requirements may result in you not progressing to the next stage of the selection process. Those successful at the ranking stage of this process, where applied, will be placed on an order of merit and will be called to interview in ‘bands’ depending on the service needs of the organisation. Diversity, Equality and Inclusion The HSE is an equal opportunities employer. Employees of the HSE bring a range of skills, talents, diverse thinking and experience to the organisation. The HSE believes passionately that employing a diverse workforce is central to its success – we aim to develop the workforce of the HSE so that it reflects the diversity of HSE service users and to strengthen it through accommodating and valuing different perspectives. Ultimately this will result in improved service user and employee experience. The HSE is committed to creating a positive working environment whereby all employees inclusive of age, civil status, disability, ethnicity and race, family status, gender, membership of the Traveller community, religion and sexual orientation are respected, valued and can reach their full potential. The HSE aims to achieve this through development of an organisational culture where injustice, bias and discrimination are not tolerated. The HSE welcomes people with diverse backgrounds and offers a range of supports and resources to staff, such as those who require a reasonable accommodation at work because of a disability or long-term health condition. Read more about the HSE’s commitment to Diversity, Equality and Inclusion Code of Practice The Health Service Executive will run this campaign in compliance with the Code of Practice prepared by the Commission for Public Service Appointments (CPSA). The CPSA is responsible for establishing the principles to be followed when making an appointment. These are set out in the CPSA Code of Practice. The Code outlines the standards to be adhered to at each stage of the selection process and sets out the review and appeal mechanisms open to candidates should they be unhappy with a selection process. Read the CPSA Code of Practice . The reform programme outlined for the health services may impact on this role, and as structures change the Job Specification may be reviewed. This Job Specification is a guide to the general range of duties assigned to the post holder. It is intended to be neither definitive nor restrictive and is subject to periodic review with the employee concerned. Physiotherapist, Clinical Specialist (Fisiteiripeoir, Speisialtóir Cliniciúil) Pulmonary Rehabilitation Coordinator Terms and Conditions of Employment Tenure The current vacancy available is temporary and whole time. The post is pensionable. A panel may be created from which permanent and specified purpose vacancies of full or part time duration may be filled. The tenure of these posts will be indicated at “expression of interest” stage. Appointment as an employee of the Health Service Executive is governed by the Health Act 2004 and the Public Service Management (Recruitment and Appointments) Act 2004 and Public Service Management (Recruitment and Appointments) Amendment Act 2013. Working Week The standard weekly working hours of attendance for your grade are 35 hours per week. Your normal weekly working hours are 35 hours. Contracted hours that are less than the standard weekly working hours for your grade will be paid pro rata to the full time equivalent. You are required to work agreed roster/on-call arrangements advised by your Reporting Manager. Your contracted hours are liable to change between the hours of 8.00am and 8.00pm over seven days to meet the requirements for extended day services in accordance with the terms of collective agreements and HSE Circulars. Annual Leave The annual leave associated with the post will be confirmed at Contracting stage. Superannuation This is a pensionable position with the HSE. The successful candidate will upon appointment become a member of the appropriate pension scheme. Pension scheme membership will be notified within the contract of employment. Members of pre-existing pension schemes who transferred to the HSE on the 01st January 2005 pursuant to Section 60 of the Health Act 2004 are entitled to superannuation benefit terms under the HSE Scheme which are no less favourable to those which they were entitled to at 31st December 2004 Age The Public Service Superannuation (Age of Retirement) Act, 2018* set 70 years as the compulsory retirement age for public servants. * Public Servants not affected by this legislation: Public servants joining the public service or re-joining the public service with a 26 week break in service, between 1 April 2004 and 31 December 2012 (new entrants) have no compulsory retirement age. Public servants, joining the public service or re-joining the public service after a 26 week break, after 1 January 2013 are members of the Single Pension Scheme and have a compulsory retirement age of 70. Probation Every appointment of a person who is not already a permanent officer of the Health Service Executive or of a Local Authority shall be subject to a probationary period of 12 months as stipulated in the Department of Health Circular No.10/71. Protection of Children Guidance and Legislation The welfare and protection of children is the responsibility of all HSE staff. You must be aware of and understand your specific responsibilities under the Children First Act 2015, the Protections for Persons Reporting Child Abuse Act 1998 in accordance with Section 2, Children First National Guidance and other relevant child safeguarding legislation and policies. All Mandated Persons under the Children First Act 2015, within the HSE, are appointed as Designated Officers under the Protections for Persons Reporting Child Abuse Act, 1998. Mandated Persons such as line managers, doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, social workers, social care workers, and emergency technicians have additional responsibilities. You should check if you are a Mandated Person and be familiar with the related roles and legal responsibilities. Visit HSE Children First for further information, guidance and resources. Infection Control Have a working knowledge of Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) Standards as they apply to the role for example, Standards for Healthcare, National Standards for the Prevention and Control of Healthcare Associated Infections, Hygiene Standards etc. and comply with associated HSE protocols for implementing and maintaining these standards as appropriate to the role. Health & Safety It is the responsibility of line managers to ensure that the management of safety, health and welfare is successfully integrated into all activities undertaken within their area of responsibility, so far as is reasonably practicable. Line managers are named and roles and responsibilities detailed in the relevant Site Specific Safety Statement (SSSS). Key responsibilities include: • Developing a SSSS for the department/service[1], as applicable, based on the identification of hazards and the assessment of risks, and reviewing/updating same on a regular basis (at least annually) and in the event of any significant change in the work activity or place of work. • Ensuring that Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) is integrated into day-to-day business, providing Systems Of Work (SOW) that are planned, organised, performed, maintained, and revised as appropriate, and ensuring that all safety related records are maintained and available for inspection. • Consulting and communicating with staff and safety representatives on OSH matters. • Ensuring a training needs assessment (TNA) is undertaken for employees, facilitating their attendance at statutory OSH training, and ensuring records are maintained for each employee. • Ensuring that all incidents occurring within the relevant department/service are appropriately managed and investigated in accordance with HSE procedures[2]. • Seeking advice from health and safety professionals through the National Health and Safety Function Helpdesk as appropriate. • Reviewing the health and safety performance of the ward/department/service and staff through, respectively, local audit and performance achievement meetings for example. Note : Detailed roles and responsibilities of Line Managers are outlined in local SSSS. Ethics in Public Office 1995 and 2001 Delete the section below; if the salary is less than the minimum grade viii salary point. Check the most recent HSE Pay scales Positions remunerated at or above the minimum point of the Grade VIII salary scale are designated positions under Section 18 of the Ethics in Public Office Act 1995. Any person appointed to a designated position must comply with the requirements of the Ethics in Public Office Acts 1995 and 2001 as outlined below: A) In accordance with Section 18 of the Ethics in Public Office Act 1995, a person holding such a post is required to prepare and furnish an annual statement of any interests which could materially influence the performance of the official functions of the post. This annual statement of interest should be submitted to the Chief Executive Officer not later than 31st January in the following year. B) In addition to the annual statement, a person holding such a post is required, whenever they are performing a function as an employee of the HSE and have actual knowledge, or a connected person, has a material interest in a matter to which the function relates, provide at the time a statement of the facts of that interest. A person holding such a post should provide such statement to the Chief Executive Officer. The function in question cannot be performed unless there are compelling reasons to do so and, if this is the case, those compelling reasons must be stated in writing and must be provided to the Chief Executive Officer. C) A person holding such a post is required under the Ethics in Public Office Acts 1995 and 2001 to act in accordance with any guidelines or advice published or given by the Standards in Public Office Commission. Guidelines for public servants on compliance with the provisions of the Ethics in Public Office Acts 1995 and 2001 are available on the Standards Commission’s website . [1]A template SSSS and guidelines are available on writing your site or service safety statement . 2 Structures and processes for effective incident management and review of incidents
Sales & Service Advisor, Branch Banking
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