Senior Nursing Leader - Mental Health & Clinical Governance

PE Global Healthcare; Dublin; On-site; EUR 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Staff parking

On-site restaurant

Pension

Education support

Employee Assistance Programme

Cycle to work

Job summary

PE Global Healthcare are assisting a leading psychiatric hospital in Co Dublin to recruit for an RPN registered ADON. The Assistant Director of Nursing will support the Director of Nursing in achieving strategic goals, delivering person-centred care, and managing day-to-day operations with governance and quality improvement.

This full-time role involves a seven-days-a-fortnight schedule with on-call weekends every 3–4 weeks, offering leadership over clinical practice, safety, and development

Qualifications

• RPN registration with NMBI.
• 7+ years post-registration nursing experience, including adult mental health services.
• 5+ years at Clinical Nurse Manager level or equivalent.
• Experience in clinical leadership, governance, risk management and service improvement.
• Knowledge of Mental Health Commission standards, legislation, and regulatory requirements.

Responsibilities

• Provide professional and clinical leadership in delivering high-quality, evidence-based nursing care.
• Ensure nursing practice meets professional standards, legislation and policy.
• Promote accountability, continuous learning and professional development within the nursing workforce.
• Support and supervise nursing staff to maintain high standards of clinical care and patient safety.
• Lead staff education, training and continuing professional development initiatives.

Education

Registered Psychiatric Nurse (RPN) registered with NMBI

Job description

PE Global Healthcare are assisting a leading psychiatric hospital in Co Dublin to recruit for an RPN registered ADON. The Assistant Director of Nursing will support the Director of Nursing in achieving strategic goals, delivering person-centred care, and managing day-to-day operations with governance and quality improvement.

This full-time role involves a seven-days-a-fortnight schedule with on-call weekends every 3–4 weeks, offering leadership over clinical practice, safety, and development