Paediatric Critical Care Education Lead

Children’s Health Ireland Jobs; Dublin; On-site; EUR 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Educational development opportunities

Job summary

Children’s Health Ireland invites applications for a Clinical Education Lead in Paediatric Critical Care. This role coordinates clinical education, supports staff development and fosters high standards of care across CHI PCCU sites.

The post requires NMBI registration, PCCU experience, and a postgraduate qualification in Paediatric Critical Care Nursing. The role involves collaboration with CNM II/III and cross-site education initiatives to enhance patient outcomes.

Qualifications

• Be registered on the Children's Division of the live register of nurses & midwives maintained by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI).
• 5 years post registration experience, of which 3 must be in PCCU.
• Post graduate qualification in Paediatric Critical Care Nursing, ranked at level 9 on the National QQI Educational Framework.
• Demonstrate evidence of continuing professional development.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate education delivery across CHI PCCU and related units.
• Facilitate orientation for new staff and in-service training for current staff.
• Supervise students and junior staff, collaborating with CNM IIs/IIIs.
• Develop best practice documentation and guidelines to optimise resources and accreditation.

Skills

NMBI registration

PCCU experience

Postgraduate PCC Nursing

CPD evidence

Staff supervision

Autonomous practitioner

Effective communication

Education

Postgraduate qualification in Paediatric Critical Care Nursing

Job description

Children’s Health Ireland invites applications for a Clinical Education Lead in Paediatric Critical Care. This role coordinates clinical education, supports staff development and fosters high standards of care across CHI PCCU sites.

The post requires NMBI registration, PCCU experience, and a postgraduate qualification in Paediatric Critical Care Nursing. The role involves collaboration with CNM II/III and cross-site education initiatives to enhance patient outcomes.