Occupational Therapist

Cpl Healthcare; Dublin; On-site; EUR 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Cpl Healthcare, partnering with the Central Remedial Clinic (CRC), invites applications for an Occupational Therapist to join the MDT Assessment Project in Dublin. You will help redesign adult disability services to be person-centred, evidence-based and rights-based, supporting meaningful life outcomes for adults with disabilities.

The role is based in Clontarf, Dublin, with some travel to CRC locations. It is full-time, Monday–Friday, and includes project training to enable delivery of

Qualifications

• Hold relevant professional qualifications and registrations where applicable
• Have experience working with adults with disabilities
• Understand New Directions and rights-based service delivery

Responsibilities

• Engage with adults attending CRC services to complete structured assessments
• Focus on aspirations, goals, community participation and support needs
• Identify unmet needs and opportunities for service development
• Collaborate within a multidisciplinary assessment team

Skills

Experience with adults with disabil.

Communication skills

Engagement with diverse communication

Person-centred approach

Job description

Occupational Therapist

MDT Assessment Project | Adult Disability Services | Dublin

Cpl Healthcare is delighted to partner with the Central Remedial Clinic (CRC) in recruiting professionals for an exciting and innovative multidisciplinary assessment project within Adult Disability Services. This unique initiative will contribute to the future development of person-centred services designed to support adults with disabilities in achieving meaningful life outcomes.

About the Project

CRC is undertaking a significant programme of work to better understand the aspirations, goals and support needs of adults who access its services. The project aims to support the redesign of adult services in line with the principles of New Directions, ensuring services remain person-centred, evidence-based and focused on social inclusion and community participation.

The Opportunity

• Start Date: Mid to late September 2026
• Full-time hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm
• Initial training and induction provided by CRC
• Approximately 6 to 8 weeks in duration
• Assessments scheduled and coordinated by CRC
• Primary location: Clontarf, Dublin
• Occasional travel to CRC locations in Hartstown, Ongar and Firhouse may be required.

Key Responsibilities

Working as part of a multidisciplinary assessment team, you will engage with adults attending CRC services to complete structured assessments focused on:

• Individual aspirations, goals and future planning
• Community participation and social inclusion
• Identifying supports required to achieve meaningful outcomes
• Recognising unmet needs and opportunities for service development.

Candidate Requirements

We welcome applications from professionals who:

• Hold relevant professional qualifications and registrations where applicable
• Have experience working with adults with disabilities
• Understand the principles of New Directions and rights-based service delivery
• Possess excellent communication, interviewing and engagement skills
• Have experience gathering meaningful information from individuals with diverse communication needs
• Demonstrate a strengths-based and person-centred approach to practice
• Share CRC’s values of respect, collaboration, courage, quality and stewardship.

Why Join This Project?

This is a rare opportunity to contribute directly to the future design of adult disability services while working alongside like-minded professionals who are passionate about disability rights, inclusion and service innovation. Full project-specific training will be provided by CRC, enabling successful candidates to confidently support this important initiative.