Senior Haemovigilance Officer

National Maternity Hospital; Dublin; On-site; EUR 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

The National Maternity Hospital on Dublin’s Holles Street seeks a Haemovigilance Officer for a permanent, full-time role. The candidate must be registered with the NMBI in General and/or Midwifery and have 5+ years' relevant nursing/midwifery experience, or be CORU registered as a Medical Scientist with 4+ years post-qualification experience and fellowship eligibility.

A working knowledge of the EU Blood Directive 2002/98/EC, SI 360 of 2005, and ISO 15189 accreditation is required, with evidence

Qualifications

• Be registered with the NMBI in the General and/or Midwifery Division of the Register and have at least 5 years relevant Nursing and/or Midwifery experience.
• Be CORU registered Medical Scientist, eligible for fellowship of the Academy of Medical Laboratory Science, with a minimum of 4 years satisfactory post-qualification experience.

Responsibilities

• The successful candidate will be registered with the NMBI in the General and/or Midwifery Division and have at least 5 years relevant Nursing and/or Midwifery experience.
• Or CORU registered Medical Scientist with minimum 4 years post-qualification experience. Working knowledge of EU Blood Directive 2002/98/EC, SI 360 of 2005, and ISO 15189 accreditation.
• Show evidence of continuing professional development.
• Be of good character and in a state of health fit for the duties of the post.

Skills

planning and organisation

Education

NMBI registration (General and/or Midwifery)

CORU registration / fellowship eligibility

Job description

The National Maternity Hospital on Dublin’s Holles Street seeks a Haemovigilance Officer for a permanent, full-time role. The candidate must be registered with the NMBI in General and/or Midwifery and have 5+ years' relevant nursing/midwifery experience, or be CORU registered as a Medical Scientist with 4+ years post-qualification experience and fellowship eligibility.

A working knowledge of the EU Blood Directive 2002/98/EC, SI 360 of 2005, and ISO 15189 accreditation is required, with evidence