Vacancy details
Children's Disability Network Team
Each child who uses our services is unique and our teams work together with them and their families to empower and support them to set and achieve goals that make a difference. Working in partnership with children and their families in a Children’s Disability Network Team enables you to support their development, wellbeing and participation in family and community life.
You will also bring together groups of children and their parents to learn new skills and share experiences.
Whether you’re newly qualified or experienced you can join a team that includes Dietitians, Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Psychologists, Social Workers, and Speech and Language Therapists.
Our aim is for every child to have a childhood of inclusive experiences where they can have fun, develop interests and form relationships with others in every environment. You can play a central part in that.
Be part of a team of skilled professionals, working and learning together. Work in partnership with families and. colleagues to support children with a disability to reach their full potential.
The purpose of this recruitment campaign is to create a recruitment pool of Health and Social Care Professionals. at both staff and senior levels in order to fill vacancies as they arise. These vacancies. will arise in the HSE and other statutory health agencies or bodies (Partner Organisations) which provide services on behalf of the HSE.
Benefits include:
- Excellent Annual Leave Entitlement
- Pension Scheme
- Sick Pay Scheme
- Monthly Health & Wellbeing Initiatives
- Bike to Work Scheme
- Tax Saver Travel Scheme
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Opportunities for Learning & Development
For more information or to apply, visit www.hse.ie/cdnt
The terms and condition in the job specifications on the website www.hse.ie/cdnt relate to HSE terms and conditions.
There may be a variation in the terms and conditions from our partner organisations which will be confirmed at the invitation to interview stage.