Nua Healthcare to create 470 jobs across Ireland

DUBLIN: Intellectual disability and mental health services provider, Nua Healthcare, is to create 470 jobs across Ireland. The company said the new roles come amid increased demand in the sector.

The jobs are in general nursing, psychiatric nursing, psychiatrists, psychologists, behavioural and occupational therapists. The company is also recruiting assistant support workers and social care workers. The new jobs will be based at their facilities across the country.

Nua Healthcare already employs over 2,000 people in Ireland, providing residential, supported living, day and community outreach services to children and adults with a range of complex requirements.

Shane Kenny, Chief Operating Officer for Nua Healthcare said: “The healthcare industry is incredibly rewarding, and we take great pride in making a positive difference to the lives of the people we support.

“We are especially looking for people who may want to change their current career path and who believe they have compatible skills born out of relevant life experience which will ultimately enable them to be successful in healthcare services.”

The company is planning to open seven new facilities in counties Galway, Longford, Cavan, Cork, Carlow, Westmeath and Wicklow.