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Clinical Nurse Manager 3 - Project Manager Infection Prevention and Control in Dublin, Ireland. This permanent role offers 37.5 hours per week and leads IPC projects, including hospital renovations, while coordinating IPC teams to ensure high standards of clinical practice.
Key requirements include NMBI General Division registration, Level 9+ qualification in IPC, minimum 3 years IPC hospital experience, and PRINCE2 certification with knowledge of HIQA, JCI, and HTM/HBN guidelines.
Full time | recruitNet | Ireland
Posted On 31/10/2026
Hospital
City Dublin
State/Province Dublin
Dublin
We are currently recruiting for a Clinical Nurse Manager 3 - Project Manager Infection Prevention and Control to join our client's hospital in Dublin, Ireland.
Job Type- Permanent Working Hours- 37.5 hours per week, Full-Time
Key Responsibilities
Contribute to the strategic management, service planning and implementation of Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) projects, including hospital renovations and construction works.
Lead, manage and coordinate IPC teams and resources effectively, ensuring high standards of service delivery and professional practice.
Provide professional and clinical leadership, guidance and support to IPC staff and project teams, promoting effective collaboration across hospital departments and healthcare teams.
Develop, implement, monitor and evaluate IPC policies, procedures and service plans in accordance with national and international guidelines and best practices.
Provide specialist infection prevention and control advice for construction, renovation and redevelopment projects, including risk assessments, material selection and site-specific infection control requirements.
Monitor clinical governance, quality assurance and compliance with HIQA, JCI, HSE and other relevant regulatory standards, leading audits and quality improvement initiatives.
Identify, assess and manage clinical risks, infection outbreaks, health and safety concerns and incidents, ensuring appropriate reporting, investigation and corrective actions.
Coordinate staff education, training and development programmes, promoting evidence-based practice, continuous professional development and awareness of infection prevention and control.
Maintain effective communication and working relationships with internal and external stakeholders, including hospital management, IPC teams, construction teams and facilities departments, providing regular reports on project progress and IPC performance.
Ensure accurate documentation, compliance with professional and legal requirements, effective use of information technology and adherence to confidentiality, ethical standards and the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland's Scope of Practice.
Must be registered in the General Division of the NMBI Register of Nurses.
Hold a recognised Level 9 or higher qualification in Infection Prevention and Control.
Minimum of 3 years' post-registration experience in Infection Prevention and Control within a hospital setting.
Experience in conducting infection control risk assessments for renovation, construction and other IPC-related projects.
Must hold a PRINCE2 qualification or be willing to undertake it immediately.
Good knowledge of relevant Health Building Notes (HBN) and Health Technical Memoranda (HTM) recommendations.
Strong knowledge of national and international Infection Prevention and Control standards and guidelines applicable to hospital settings.
Ability to identify and assess infection prevention and control requirements on active construction sites.