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Senior Social Worker

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locationDublin, DublinFull time

RecruitNet International Ltd specialises in relocating qualified professionals throughout Ireland and overseas, supporting candidates with professional registration, job placement, visa applications, and employment permit processing. We are currently recruiting a Senior Social Worker for a leading hospital in Dublin, Ireland. This is an excellent opportunity to join a friendly, dynamic, and supportive multidisciplinary team and make a meaningful contribution to mental health services in a care environment built on quality, respect, and compassion. Mode of Working: On-site Contract Type: Permanent, Full-Time Hours of Work:37 hours per week / 74 hours per fortnight. Responsibilities Lead and deliver a modern, high-quality Social Work service within the Hospital. Contribute to strategic and operational development initiatives across the organisation. Actively participate in the Clinical Governance Committee, supporting the implementation of strategic and operational plans. Ensure Social Work services are planned, delivered, and evaluated to the highest clinical standards, in line with national and local requirements. Provide services within a legally compliant and ethically sound framework. Deliver efficient, effective, and cost-conscious Social Work services within allocated resources. Support and promote research, teaching, and academic development, including collaboration with associated institutions such as Trinity College Dublin. Provide professional Social Work support to patients, families, and carers, particularly within rehabilitation services. Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate care programmes using evidence-based practices, maintaining accurate and comprehensive clinical records. Work collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams, while supporting the education, training, and supervision of student social workers and colleagues. Requirements Registered with, or eligible for registration on, the Social Worker Register maintained by the Social Work Registration Board at CORU. Hold a recognised degree in Social Work (or equivalent) and be eligible for membership with the Irish Association of Social Workers. Minimum of five years’ full-time (or equivalent) post-qualification clinical experience. Demonstrated clinical experience working with individuals with severe and enduring mental health conditions, particularly in rehabilitation settings. Significant experience in homeless services and forensic mental health environments. Proven ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary teams, with strong knowledge of Clinical Governance principles and practices. Experience in teaching, supervision, and practice education of student social workers, with a commitment to ongoing staff development. Sound knowledge and practical experience of health and safety standards and relevant statutory regulations within healthcare settings. Benefits Family-friendly working arrangements Contributory pension scheme Career development and progression opportunities Support for further education and training Employee wellbeing programme Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) Free on-site staff parking Subsidised staff restaurant

Social Care Worker– Day Services

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locationNavan, MeathFull time

RecruitNet International Ltd specialises in Healthcare recruitment for Domestic and Overseas candidates for Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Home care and Community care. We are hiring Social Care Worker-Day Service Posts for a Community-based organisation in Meath, Ireland. Contract Type: Permanent Hours: 35–39 hours per week Salary: €38,333 – €55,244 (Full-Time Equivalent) Note: Salary will be pro rata, based on contracted hours Responsibilities A highly skilled and responsive team dedicated to delivering high-quality care to the people we support Commitment to core values: respectful, progressive, professional, and positive service delivery Key involvement in facilitating and supporting individuals within our Day Services Requirements QQI Level 7/8 Degree in Social Care or related field CORU registration (essential) Strong communication and IT skills Full, clean manual driving licence Experience in disability services (desirable) Knowledge of New Directions (an advantage) Benefits Generous annual leave, including fixed closure periods 1.5 privilege days, plus an additional day after 2 years’ service Sick Pay Scheme Pension scheme & Death in Service benefit Access to an Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) Maternity leave allowance (after 12 months’ service) Strong focus on work–life balance supports Comprehensive training and continuous professional development (CPD) Clear career progression pathways Cycle to Work Scheme Modern, supportive working environment

Case Worker

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locationDublin, DublinFull time

Our client, a leading charity in Ireland, is dedicated to supporting some of the most marginalized individuals, couples, and families experiencing homelessness. They are currently seeking a compassionate and experienced Case Worker to join their Dublin team. Location: Depaul Ireland, 18 Nicholas Street, Christchurch, Dublin 8, D08 VCP7 Job Type: Full-Time | Permanent Salary: €39,090.33 per annum Working Hours: 35 hours per week This role offers a fantastic opportunity to provide vital support to the organisation’s central services in Dublin. Depaul is a values-led organisation delivering essential services across Dublin and Cork, supporting individuals experiencing homelessness. Reporting directly to the Local Management Team, this position presents an exciting opportunity to join a diverse and dedicated team of professionals committed to making a meaningful difference in people’s lives. Responsibilities Ensure the practical needs of service users are met, including provision of food, laundry, and clean bedding, while maintaining a safe, secure, and high-quality environment Assess the needs of service users and refer them to appropriate internal and external support services Provide key working support to assigned residents, including maintaining accurate records, advocating on their behalf, and updating the line manager and team on progress Liaise effectively with external agencies, health boards, and local authorities to support service users’ needs Ensure all quality assurance policies and procedures are consistently adhered to Support medical and nursing staff in meeting the healthcare needs of service users Work collaboratively as part of a team, actively participating in handovers, supervising volunteers, and supporting consistent decision-making Engage in regular supervision with your line manager and participate in annual appraisals, identifying ongoing professional development needs Adhere to all organisational policies and procedures, particularly in relation to Health & Safety, Code of Conduct, and Confidentiality Carry out all duties in a professional manner, maintaining high standards of work in line with the organisation’s values and ethos Undertake additional duties and responsibilities as required, as the role may evolve over time Requirements Minimum of 2 years’ paid experience working in a social care setting, preferably within a residential environment (essential) Relevant Social Studies / Case Management accredited qualification Strong working knowledge of risk assessment processes and systems, including service user risk assessments, lone working, and activity risk assessments Good understanding of harm reduction approaches and low-threshold service delivery Solid understanding of the causes of homelessness and the complex needs of individuals experiencing homelessness, along with knowledge of appropriate supports and interventions Experience in needs assessment, key working, and support planning for individuals with complex needs Knowledge of statutory and voluntary sector services available to people experiencing homelessness Clear understanding of Health & Safety requirements within a residential care setting Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with good computer literacy Proficient in the use of IT systems, including professional email communication Understanding of and commitment to the vision, mission, and values of Depaul, with respect for diverse values and beliefs Benefits Pension Scheme: Access to a company-supported pension plan providing financial security for your future Health Support (HSF): Health plan available to support employee wellbeing Life Assurance: Death-in-service cover of up to 4 times annual salary (subject to eligibility) Comprehensive Benefits Package: Available to all eligible employees in line with organisational policies Employee Wellbeing Support: Access to additional supports and resources via the People & Organisation team Career Stability & Security: Structured benefits aligned with long-term employment and organisational growth Safe Working Environment: Strong focus on Health & Safety policies, training, and employee protection

Community Integration Case Manager

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locationDublin, DublinFull time

Our client is a leading charity operating across Ireland, supporting some of the most marginalised individuals, couples, and families experiencing homelessness. They are currently seeking an experienced Community Integration Case Manager to join their Dublin operation. This is a fixed-term contract to permanency, working 35 hours per week. Rate of Pay €39,090.33 per year Key Responsibilities Work in partnership with service users to assess needs, develop individualized support plans, and regularly review progress against agreed goals. Provide life skills assessment and practical support, empowering individuals to live independently through recovery-oriented and strengths-based approaches. Promote social inclusion and community integration using community development principles, supporting access to local activities, groups, and resources. Facilitate access to non-medical community supports, including effective use of social prescribing initiatives to improve overall wellbeing. Support post-settlement, tenancy sustainment, and social integration through structured post-settlement support planning and monitoring. Assist service users in sustaining accommodation, including support with rent payments, budgeting, and housing maintenance. Support personal development through access to education, training, employment, volunteering, and meaningful use of time aligned with individual aspirations. Build and maintain positive, respectful, and trusting relationships with service users that promote independence and self-determination. Develop and maintain effective partnerships with statutory, voluntary, and community stakeholders, creating clear pathways and escalating issues as required. Ensure compliance with organizational policies, health and safety standards, Housing First principles, and participation in out-of-hours on-call support as required. Requirements A minimum of two years’ experience working in the homeless sector or a related field, including at least one year coordinating support plans for individuals with complex needs. Strong understanding of Housing First principles, including the causes of homelessness and the barriers faced by people at risk. Demonstrated experience working collaboratively with statutory and voluntary agencies to deliver coordinated, person-centred support. Sound knowledge and practical application of case management approaches, with the ability to work autonomously and manage a varied caseload. Experience in lone working or off-site working is desirable. Commitment to professional development, including participation in team meetings, supervision, appraisals, and all mandatory and role-relevant training. Ability to uphold confidentiality, professional boundaries, and ethical practice in line with organisational policies and codes of conduct. Commitment to promoting respect, equality, diversity, and inclusion in all aspects of service delivery. Benefits Competitive salary Fixed-term contract to permanency 35-hour working week Generous annual leave Training, supervision, and career development Employee Assistance Programme Supportive, values-driven organisation

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