Field-Based Respiratory Care & Sales Specialist

airliquidehr; Cork; On-site; EUR 50,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Pension plan

Annual bonus

25 days leave

Private healthcare

Employee Assistance Program

Travel saver & Bike2Work

Company vehicle

Job summary

Air Liquide Healthcare Ireland is recruiting a Qualified Nurse to support homecare services across County Cork. You will install and set up respiratory devices in patients' homes and hospital locations, provide training, and manage follow-up and compliance with clinicians and carers.

You will build strong relationships with hospitals, community teams and patients, travel regularly within the region, and participate in training sessions and workshops as required to support service growth.

Qualifications

• Exceptional organisational, communication and record-keeping skills.
• Commercial experience desirable but not essential; ability to develop relationships with customers
• Proven attention to detail and follow-through
• Computer literate/practical IT skills
• Full driving licence and openness to regular travel for the role

Responsibilities

• Set up/install homecare devices (CPAP, NIV, ventilation, diagnostics) at patient homes and hospital locations.
• Manage patient home and clinic installations, training and compliance activities
• Conduct post-install follow-ups via calls and visits; relay feedback to prescribing centres
• Support clinical training and educational workshops in key centres within the region
• Attend respiratory conferences/meetings and support regionally as needed
• Adapt duties to support new product introductions and regional needs

Skills

Organisational skills

Communication skills

Record keeping

Attention to detail

IT skills

Driving licence

Willingness to travel

Education

Nursing Qualification

Job description

Air Liquide Healthcare Ireland is recruiting a Qualified Nurse to support homecare services across County Cork. You will install and set up respiratory devices in patients' homes and hospital locations, provide training, and manage follow-up and compliance with clinicians and carers.

You will build strong relationships with hospitals, community teams and patients, travel regularly within the region, and participate in training sessions and workshops as required to support service growth.