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MCMA is seeking compassionate Social Care Workers to join our Dublin team. This role focuses on delivering trauma-informed care to young people in our care, supporting them through challenging times and empowering positive growth.
Applicants must have at least six months' experience in social care and be registered with CORU or have CORU-approved qualification with an application already submitted. A full manual driving license is preferred.
At MCMA, we believe every child and young person deserves a safe, supportive, and therapeutic environment to flourish. We are dedicated to creating nurturing spaces where individuals can develop, grow, and build positive futures. Join our passionate team and become a vital part of our mission.
We are seeking compassionate and dedicated Social Care Workers to join us. This isn't just a job; it's an opportunity to make a profound impact on young lives, guiding them through challenging times and empowering them to achieve their full potential. If you are committed to delivering exceptional, trauma-informed care and thrive in a collaborative setting, MCMA offers a rewarding career where your contribution genuinely matters.
To excel in this vital role, we are looking for individuals who bring the following qualifications and experience:
A minimum of six months' experience in Social Care, with placement experience readily accepted.
You must either be:
Registered with the Social Care Workers Register, maintained by the Social Care Workers Registration Board (CORU).
Or, hold a CORU approved Social Care Worker qualification and have already applied for CORU registration (evidence of application will be required).
We are MCMA, an Irish-owned provider of highly trained social care and healthcare professionals. With over 30 years of expertise, we staff more than 70 residential, hospital, and nursing-home units nationwide, offering in-depth interviews, vetted staff, and a commitment to exceeding national care standards.