RecruitNet International Ltd
is currently recruiting
Staff Nurses- Medical Oncology Inpatient Unit
for a leading hospital in
Dublin, Ireland
.

We are seeking experienced and motivated nurses who are looking to develop their careers within a leading hospital environment.

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  Provide safe, compassionate, and evidence-based nursing care to assigned patients, ensuring their individual needs are assessed and addressed.

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  Conduct comprehensive nursing assessments, take patient histories, identify nursing diagnoses, and develop, implement, and evaluate individualised care plans.

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  Monitor, document, and report patients’ physical, psychological, and behavioural changes, escalating concerns promptly to the appropriate medical and nursing staff.

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  Safely administer prescribed medications and treatments, carry out physician orders, and perform clinical procedures in accordance with hospital policies and professional standards.

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  Manage patient admission, discharge, and transfer procedures while supporting patients and their families throughout the care journey.

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  Maintain high standards of infection prevention and control, including aseptic techniques, isolation procedures, and safe clinical practices.

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  Maintain accurate, timely, professional, and confidential patient documentation while ensuring compliance with privacy and data protection requirements.

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  Promote effective communication and collaboration with patients, families, multidisciplinary teams, and nursing management, including appropriate delegation and complaint management.

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  Support the professional development of colleagues and students by participating in clinical induction, supervision, preceptorship, teaching, and ongoing education.

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  Maintain professional competence and accountability by adhering to the NMBI Scope of Practice, hospital policies, risk management procedures, performance reviews, and continuing professional development requirements.

Requirements

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  Hold a current NMBI Registered General Nurse licence in good standing.

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  Have at least 3 year of post-registration nursing experience; previous experience in an oncology setting is desirable.

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  Demonstrate recent and relevant clinical experience in an acute hospital and specialised care environment.

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  Demonstrate strong teamwork and multidisciplinary collaboration skills, with a motivated, innovative, and positive approach to work.

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  Possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to convey information clearly and effectively and adapt to change.

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  Demonstrate effective planning, organisation, prioritisation, and time-management skills, with flexibility to participate in internal rotations, night duty, rostering, and on-call requirements.

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  Maintain up-to-date knowledge of developments within the specialised area, nursing practice, and relevant national strategies, while actively engaging in continuous professional development.

Benefits