Clinical Nurse Specialist—Oncology (CNMII Grade)

recruitNet; Dublin; On-site; EUR 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

RecruitNet International Ltd is recruiting a Clinical Nurse Specialist - Oncology (CNMII Grade) for a hospital in Dublin. This full-time, permanent role offers 37.5 hours weekly and a structured pathway in oncologic nursing leadership.

The successful candidate will hold NMBI registration, a postgraduate diploma in oncology nursing, and have substantial medical oncology experience. The position emphasizes high-quality patient care and CPD commitment.

Qualifications

• Registered with NMBI in Ireland (essential).
• Postgraduate Diploma in Oncology Nursing is essential.
• Master’s degree in Oncology Nursing is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Assessing, diagnosing, and managing cancer treatment symptoms.
• Providing comprehensive care to patients undergoing chemotherapy, radiation, or other treatments.
• Educating patients and families about disease, options, and side effects.
• Collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to create care plans.
• Conducting research to improve oncology nursing outcomes.
• Offering consultation to staff on complex patient care issues.
• Ensuring care aligns with clinical protocols and safety standards.
• Advocating for patients and delivering emotional support.

Skills

Oncology nursing expertise

CPD commitment

Leadership and supervision

Excellent communication

Education

Postgraduate Diploma in Oncology Nursing

Master’s degree in Oncology Nursing

Job description

Clinical Nurse Specialist—Oncology (CNMII Grade)

Full time | recruitNet | Ireland

Posted On 07/10/2026

Job Information

Hospital

City Dublin

State/Province Dublin

Dublin

Job Description

RecruitNet International Ltd specialises in Healthcare recruitment for Domestic and Overseas candidates for Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Home care and Community care.

We are Hiring a Clinical Nurse Specialist - Oncolog y (CNMII Grade) for our Hospital client in Dublin.

(Full Time - Permanent Contract - 37.5 hrs)

Closing date for applications: 06th November 2026 Responsibilities

• Assessing, diagnosing, and managing the symptoms and side effects associated with cancer treatment
  
• Providing comprehensive care to patients undergoing chemotherapy, radiation, or other cancer treatments
  
• Educating patients and families about the disease process, treatment options, and possible side effects
  
• Collaborating with a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals to devise individualized care plans for patients
  
• Conducting research to improve patient outcomes and advance the field of oncology nursing
  
• Providing consultation to nursing staff and other healthcare professionals about complex patient care issues
  
• Ensuring that cancer care is delivered in a safe and effective manner, in accordance with established clinical protocols and standards
  
• Advocating for the needs of cancer patients and their families, providing emotional support and counseling services
  

Requirements

Current registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI) (essential)

Postgraduate Diploma or equivalent qualification in Oncology Nursing (essential)

Master’s degree (MSc) in Oncology Nursing (desirable)

Minimum of three years’ experience in the specialist area of medical oncology (essential)

Demonstrated clinical competence and professional capability in oncology nursing practice

Strong IT skills with proficiency in relevant clinical and administrative applications

Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to work independently and use own initiative

Excellent communication and leadership skills with the ability to engage positively with patients, families, and staff

Highly motivated, enthusiastic, and committed to delivering high-quality patient care

Proven ability to work effectively under pressure in a dynamic clinical environment

Evidence of ongoing commitment to continuing professional development (CPD)

Ability to communicate and work effectively with staff at all levels within the organisation