Role: Staff and Senior Occupational Therapist Community Services Location: North Dublin Contract Type: Full Time 12 month Contact Pay Rate: Dependent on Experience About Constellation Healthcare At Constellation Healthcare, we offer a fresh approach to neurodiversity. We support thousands of families each year with multidisciplinary assessment and early intervention. Our integrated model connects assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and tools to ensure families receive the right support at the right time. Our mission is to empower children and families to move forward with clarity and confidence. We work with children, adolescents, adults and older persons. From first contact to post-diagnosis supports, our multidisciplinary team provides guidance, reassurance, and clinical expertise at every step. At the heart of Constellation Healthcare is a deep commitment to child-centred, personalised care, clinical excellence, and a supportive, collaborative environment. Joining Constellation means having the opportunity to make a real difference through your skills. We take care of scheduling and administration so you can focus on what matters most, children and families. Details of Post The person appointed to this post will work as a Occupational therapist, taking a clinical role in delivering a high-quality Occupational Therapy services to children, adolescents, adults and older persons within Constellation Healthcare. As a Occupational therapist with Constellation Healthcare, you will work in a unidisciplinary capacity providing assessments and conducting progress reviews through follow up sessions with patients. Clinical Responsibilities: Assessment & Treatment Delivery Participate in assessments as the Occupational Therapy clinician, contributing discipline-specific assessment, observations, and clinical reasoning. Provide direct Occupational Therapy intervention where indicated, including individual or group-based sessions informed by assessment outcomes. Monitor patient progress and adjust intervention plans accordingly. Provide guidance and education to patients, families, and caregivers as appropriate. Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation and reports Participate in assessments as the Occupational Therapy clinician, contributing discipline-specific assessment, observations, and clinical reasoning. Provide clinical guidance to appointment attendee where Occupational Therapy is a key area of need or complexity. Provide direct Occupational Therapy intervention where indicated, including individual or group-based sessions, informed by outcomes. Inventory Constellation Healthcare supplies all assessment materials and equipment. You are required to engage fully with inventory control processes and are accountable for the appropriate use and care of all resources provided. Case Capacity Complete 6 appointments scheduled day. Submit monthly capacity for assessments and interventions, which will be taken as a professional commitment. Manage your caseload in line with agreed capacity and organisational response- time guidelines. Constellation Healthcare is committed to safe and sustainable workloads for all clinicians. Requirements Recognised Occupational Therapy Qualification Bachelors degree (B.Sc. Occupational therapy) or masters degree in occupational therapy recognised by the Occupational therapists Registration Board at CORU (Irelands statutory regulator). CORU Registration Registered on the Occupational therapists Register maintained by CORU to practise legally in Ireland. Drivers License and Access to a Car Post-Qualification Clinical Experience: A minimum of 1 year full-time Occupational Therapy practice in primary care/community settings. Experience working in primary care, community Occupational therapy, musculoskeletal practice, or other relevant areas (e.g., neurorehabilitation, older persons care) is desirable. Experience working within assessment frameworks. Strong report-writing, organisational, and communication skills Evidence of CPD. To hear more about this role, please contact the Recruitment Team on Skills: Staff and Senior
Constellation Healthcare are hiring Occupational Therapists for permanent positions based in North County Dublin, working across a combination of neurodevelopmental services and primary care needs. The position involves a35-hourworking week, with four clinic days based in ourNorth County Dublincentre. At the heart of Constellation Healthcare is a deep commitment to person-centred care, clinical excellence and collaborative practice. You will engage in meaningful and varied work while contributing to innovative clinical programmes across neurodevelopmental services and community services. Role Overview The purpose of this role is to deliver a high-quality, evidence-based Occupational Therapy service across Constellation Healthcares neurodevelopmental servicesand Primary Care services. The Occupational Therapist will provide comprehensive assessment, intervention, and clinical recommendations for children, adolescents, adults and older persons presenting with developmental, sensory, functional, or participation needs within our community services. Across our neurodevelopmental services, the role involves contributing to multidisciplinary diagnostic assessments, including Autism assessments and Assessment of Need (AON) processes, while working collaboratively with psychologists and other clinicians to determine outcomes and support planning. The Occupational Therapist will translate assessment findings into clear recommendations and therapeutic interventions, supporting individuals and families to improve participation, independence, and quality of life. Why us? This role offers a highly diverse and rewarding clinical caseload, providing Occupational Therapists with the opportunity to broaden and enhance their professional experience across both neurodevelopmental and community services. Working with individuals across the lifespan and contributing to assessment, diagnosis and intervention allows clinicians to develop a well-rounded skillset within a supportive multidisciplinary environment. Behind every clinician sits a highly resourced operational, administrative, clinical governance and quality-assurance structure designed to enable you to focus on delivering high-quality clinical care. A Standout Feature Our dedicated administrative team manage referrals, scheduling and coordination, ensuring an efficient service and allowing therapists to concentrate on what matters most. Why Join Constellation Healthcare Health Insurance* Pension plus company contribution* Competitive market pay Opportunity to workin a dynamic multidisciplinary environment Exposure to assessment, diagnosis and intervention across multiple service areas Collaborative team culture focused on clinical excellence and innovation Opportunity to make a meaningful impact for children and families and patients. Your birthday off! Generous annual leave entitlement *Following successful completion of 6 months probationary period. Standout Feature - Operational & Clinical Support Scheduling is managed for you; our dedicated teams will handle bookings. Our Quality and Standards Team provides guidance with report submissions and ensures compliance with clinical standards. Support from Senior Occupational Therapist and Clinical Lead. Qualifying Criteria: Recognised Occupational Therapy qualification. Bachelors degree (B.Sc. Occupational Therapy) or Masters degree in occupational therapy, recognised by the CORU. Registered on the Occupational Therapy Register maintained by CORU to practice legally in Ireland. Minimum 1 year post-qualification clinical experience appropriate to a Staff Grade role. Experience working in a community setting. Strong communication, organisational, and report-writing skills Skills: Occupational Therapy Occupational Healthcare
Constellation Healthcare is a people-focused organisation committed to delivering exceptional, person-centred healthcare services. Guided by our Constellation Family Principles, we strive for excellence, innovation, and continuous learning in everything we do. As we continue to expand, we are seeking an experienced and inspiring Occupational Therapy Manager to join our team in Co. Dublin and play a key role in shaping the future of our Occupational Therapy services. The Occupational Therapy Manager will report directly to the Managing Director, working closely with clinical and operational teams to deliver high-quality, person-centred Occupational Therapy services across our nationwide assessment network, with additional assessment centres opening soon. The Occupational Therapy Manager will provide clinical oversight, support and mentor staff, champion evidence-based practice, and guide the strategic development of Occupational Therapy services within Constellation Healthcare. This leadership role combines advanced clinical expertise, governance, and service development to ensure the consistent delivery of safe, effective, and high-quality care. If you are a dynamic leader who values high standards, innovation, collaboration, and client-centred care, we would love to hear from you. Key Responsibilities Clinical Governance & Quality Ensure compliance with professional standards, CORU regulations, and organisational policies. Lead clinical audits, quality improvement initiatives, and outcomes measurement. Oversee safe, evidence-based, high-quality clinical practice across all service settings. Support risk management and incident review processes. Culture & Safeguarding Model and promote Constellation Family Principles through everyday practice. Foster a culture of learning, accountability, psychological safety, and continuous improvement. Ensure organisational compliance with the Children First Act 2015 and safeguarding policies. Lead training, monitoring, and reporting processes related to safeguarding. Service Development Lead ongoing development and improvement of OT services across the organisation. Identify service gaps and introduce innovative, client-centred solutions. Support integration of Occupational Therapy within multidisciplinary teams. Contribute to strategic planning for therapy services. Management & Leadership Provide professional and operational leadership to Occupational Therapists. Deliver clinical supervision, mentoring, and guidance. Manage team performance, support CPD, and oversee appraisals. Lead delivery of KPIs and ensure alignment with organisational goals. Allocate caseloads to ensure efficient and equitable service delivery. Ensure compliance with CORU professional standards. Staff Supervision & Development Support reflective practice, professional growth, and clinical competency development. Facilitate training and knowledge-sharing within the wider clinical team. Multidisciplinary Collaboration Work closely with multidisciplinary colleagues across Constellation Healthcare. Participate in case discussions, care planning, and interdisciplinary meetings. Essential Critieria: Registered (or eligible for registration) with the CORU Occupational Therapists Registration Board. Recognised degree or diploma in Occupational Therapy. Minimum 5 years post-qualification experience, including time at senior or leadership level. Demonstrated ability to lead, supervise, and support clinical staff. Strong clinical reasoning, advanced OT skills, and experience with complex cases. Proven capability in service development, quality improvement, and clinical governance. Excellent communication, interpersonal, and leadership skills. Desirable: Experience in community, home-based, or multidisciplinary healthcare settings. Experience contributing to strategic planning or service expansion. Why Join Constellation Healthcare? At Constellation Healthcare, we invest in our people and support them to realise their full potential. You will be joining a values-led organisation that prioritises: Trust, Respect & Openness Continuous Learning & Development Innovation & Technology Adoption Collaboration & Positive Impact A Fun, Supportive, and Inclusive Culture Benefits: Excellent market leading pay Loyalty bonus Health insurance* Pension wiuth additonal company contribution* Hybrid working Competitive annual leave Birthday leave CPD Access Volunteering Days and much more! If you are ready to take the next step in your career and lead with purpose, passion, and integrity, we would love to hear from you. Apply now with your CV today! Skills: Occupational Therapist Manager Benefits: Work From Home
Constellation Healthcare is hiring Senior Grade Psychologists to join our multidisciplinary team in our new North Dublin Centre. These permanent hybrid roles offer the opportunity to deliver high-quality paediatric assessments and support services within a collaborative, child-centred environment. Constellation Healthcare provides a fresh, integrated approach to neurodiversity. We support thousands of families each year through multidisciplinary assessment, early intervention, and ongoing guidance. Our team works with children and adolescents aged 218 with developmental, communication, and behavioural needs, helping each child reach their full potential. We are committed to clinical excellence, personalised care, and a supportive working culture where professionals can thrive. Reporting to the Principal Psychologist as a Senior Grade Psychologist, you will: Deliver high-quality psychological assessments for children and families Work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team Conduct assessments and contribute to clinical decision-makin Participate in MDT meetings to discuss findings and recommendations Lead the assessment process through MDT and Clinical Governance feedback Contribute to intervention services and bespoke projects where suitable Support Staff Grade PSychologistswith guidance and leadership. Why work with Constellation Healthcare? Operational & Clinical Support Operational support by our Client Relationship Leads and Family Engagement Specialists Support from Principal Psychologist and Operations Management Quality & Standards Team guidance for reports and compliance Benefits Competitive salary with performance and loyalty bonuses Hybrid working model Dedicated Regional Manager for scheduling and admin Health insurance* Birthday leave Competitive Annual Leave Company pension with additional company contribution Paid sick leave Opportunitiy to deliver both assessment and intervention services Continuous professional developement Eligibility Criteria: Doctorate (level 10) or equivalent in Clinical/Counselling/Educational Psychology. 5 years' post qualification experience Candidates qualified overseas must provide evidence of validation by the Department of Health at the time of application. Have at least five years of professional experience including time spent in post-graduate training in Clinical/Educational/Counselling Psychology. Clinical Skills: Developmental, cognitive, and behavioural assessments Experience in assessment and intervention Clinical experience working with children ASD diagnostic assessments (ADOS-2, ADI-R) (desirable) If youre interested in joining Constellation Healthcare, wed love to hear from you click Apply Now to take the next step. Skills: Senior Clinical Educational Benefits: Work From Home
Constellation Healthcare is hiring Clinical, Educational and Counselling Psychologists to join our multidiciplinary teams on a flexible working schedule. Based in our North and South Dublin Clinics, you will work alongside MDT's providing meaningful, child-centred work work. We offer opportunities to work mid-week, evenings, and/or weekends at a schedule suited to you. Whether you prefer structured daytime hours or sessions outside of the tradtional work day, you can tailor your schedule to fit your lifestyle while still makeing a meaningful impact. Constellation Healthcare offers a fresh, integrated approach to neurodiversity. Each year, we support thousands of families through multidisciplinary assessment and early intervention services. Our model connects assessment, diagnosis, treatmentensuring families receive the right support at the right time. We work with children and adolescents aged 218 with developmental, communication, and behavioural needscelebrating individuality and helping each child reach their full potential. From first contact to post-diagnosis supports, our team provides clarity, reassurance, and clinical expertise at every step. At the heart of our organisation is a commitment to: Child-centred, personalised care Clinical excellence Collaboration and continuous learning Why work with Constellatin Healthcare? Operational and Clinical Support Scheduling managed entirely for you by your Regional Manager. Ongoing support from our Principal Psychologist and Operations Teams. Quality & Standards Team guidance for report submissions and clinical compliance. Contractor Benefits Competitive pay Flexibile work schedule Work-life balance Provided IT Equipment Provided assessment tools/kits and forms Opportunities to deliver both assessements and interventions As a Psychologist with Constellation Healthcare, your primary focus will be AONpaediatric assessments, with opportunities to deliver interventions and contribute to bespoke projects. Reporting to the Principal Psychologist, you will: Provide high-quality psychological assessment services to children and families Play a key role in conducting autism assessments. Work in line with Constellation Healthcares professional practice standards Conduct assessments and collaborate with other clinicians to determine outcomes Participate in MDT meetings to discuss findings and recommendations Lead the assessment process through MDT and Clinical Governance feedback Contribute to assessments that are supportive, strengths-focused honouring neurodiversity. Eligibility Criteria To be considered, you must: Hold a university degree or diploma (QQI Level 8 equivalent) with Psychology as a major subject Hold a PSI-accredited postgraduate qualification in Clinical, Counselling, or Educational Psychology OR Hold an equivalent international qualification validated by the Department of Health (validation letter required) Have at least 1 year of post-graduate experience in professional psychology Demonstrate expertise in paediatric assessments and interdisciplinary, family-centred practice Show strong suitability for the responsibilities of the role Be eligible to work in Ireland Have excellent report-writing. If youre passionate about making a meaningful impact and want to work within a dynamic, supportive multidisciplinary team, click Apply Now! Skills: Assessments Report Writing Communication
Role: Staff Occupational Therapist Primary Care Location: Cork/Kerry Contract Type: Full Time 12 month Contact Pay Rate: Dependent on Experience About Constellation Healthcare At Constellation Healthcare, we offer a fresh approach to neurodiversity. We support thousands of families each year with multidisciplinary assessment and early intervention. Our integrated model connects assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and tools to ensure families receive the right support at the right time. Our mission is to empower children and families to move forward with clarity and confidence. We work with children, adolescents, adults and older persons. From first contact to post-diagnosis supports, our multidisciplinary team provides guidance, reassurance, and clinical expertise at every step. At the heart of Constellation Healthcare is a deep commitment to child-centred, personalised care, clinical excellence, and a supportive, collaborative environment. Joining Constellation means having the opportunity to make a real difference through your skills. We take care of scheduling and administration so you can focus on what matters most, children and families. Details of Post The person appointed to this post will work as a Occupational therapist, taking a clinical role in delivering a high-quality Occupational Therapy services to children, adolescents, adults and older persons within Constellation Healthcare. As a Occupational therapist with Constellation Healthcare, you will work in a unidisciplinary capacity providing assessments and conducting progress reviews through follow up sessions with patients. Clinical Responsibilities: Assessment & Treatment Delivery Participate in assessments as the Occupational Therapy clinician, contributing discipline-specific assessment, observations, and clinical reasoning. Provide direct Occupational Therapy intervention where indicated, including individual or group-based sessions informed by assessment outcomes. Monitor patient progress and adjust intervention plans accordingly. Provide guidance and education to patients, families, and caregivers as appropriate. Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation and reports Participate in assessments as the Occupational Therapy clinician, contributing discipline-specific assessment, observations, and clinical reasoning. Provide clinical guidance to appointment attendee where Occupational Therapy is a key area of need or complexity. Provide direct Occupational Therapy intervention where indicated, including individual or group-based sessions, informed by outcomes. Inventory Constellation Healthcare supplies all assessment materials and equipment. You are required to engage fully with inventory control processes and are accountable for the appropriate use and care of all resources provided. Case Capacity Complete 6 appointments scheduled day. Submit monthly capacity for assessments and interventions, which will be taken as a professional commitment. Manage your caseload in line with agreed capacity and organisational response- time guidelines. Constellation Healthcare is committed to safe and sustainable workloads for all clinicians. Requirements Recognised Occupational Therapy Qualification Bachelors degree (B.Sc. Occupational therapy) or masters degree in occupational therapy recognised by the Occupational therapists Registration Board at CORU (Irelands statutory regulator). CORU Registration Registered on the Occupational therapists Register maintained by CORU to practise legally in Ireland. Drivers License and Access to a Car Post-Qualification Clinical Experience: Experience working in primary care, community Occupational therapy, musculoskeletal practice, or other relevant areas (e.g., neurorehabilitation, older persons care) is desirable. Experience working within assessment frameworks. Strong report-writing, organisational, and communication skills Evidence of CPD. To hear more about this role, please contact the Recruitment Team on Skills: Staff Grade Occupational
Role: Staff Occupational Therapist Primary Care Location: Dublin Contract Type: Full Time 12 month Contact Pay Rate: Dependent on Experience About Constellation Healthcare At Constellation Healthcare, we offer a fresh approach to neurodiversity. We support thousands of families each year with multidisciplinary assessment and early intervention. Our integrated model connects assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and tools to ensure families receive the right support at the right time. Our mission is to empower children and families to move forward with clarity and confidence. We work with children, adolescents, adults and older persons. From first contact to post-diagnosis supports, our multidisciplinary team provides guidance, reassurance, and clinical expertise at every step. At the heart of Constellation Healthcare is a deep commitment to child-centred, personalised care, clinical excellence, and a supportive, collaborative environment. Joining Constellation means having the opportunity to make a real difference through your skills. We take care of scheduling and administration so you can focus on what matters most, children and families. Details of Post The person appointed to this post will work as a Occupational therapist, taking a clinical role in delivering a high-quality Occupational Therapy services to children, adolescents, adults and older persons within Constellation Healthcare. As a Occupational therapist with Constellation Healthcare, you will work in a unidisciplinary capacity providing assessments and conducting progress reviews through follow up sessions with patients. Clinical Responsibilities: Assessment & Treatment Delivery Participate in assessments as the Occupational Therapy clinician, contributing discipline-specific assessment, observations, and clinical reasoning. Provide direct Occupational Therapy intervention where indicated, including individual or group-based sessions informed by assessment outcomes. Monitor patient progress and adjust intervention plans accordingly. Provide guidance and education to patients, families, and caregivers as appropriate. Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation and reports Participate in assessments as the Occupational Therapy clinician, contributing discipline-specific assessment, observations, and clinical reasoning. Provide clinical guidance to appointment attendee where Occupational Therapy is a key area of need or complexity. Provide direct Occupational Therapy intervention where indicated, including individual or group-based sessions, informed by outcomes. Inventory Constellation Healthcare supplies all assessment materials and equipment. You are required to engage fully with inventory control processes and are accountable for the appropriate use and care of all resources provided. Case Capacity Complete 6 appointments scheduled day. Submit monthly capacity for assessments and interventions, which will be taken as a professional commitment. Manage your caseload in line with agreed capacity and organisational response- time guidelines. Constellation Healthcare is committed to safe and sustainable workloads for all clinicians. Requirements Recognised Occupational Therapy Qualification Bachelors degree (B.Sc. Occupational therapy) or masters degree in occupational therapy recognised by the Occupational therapists Registration Board at CORU (Irelands statutory regulator). CORU Registration Registered on the Occupational therapists Register maintained by CORU to practise legally in Ireland. Drivers License and Access to a Car Post-Qualification Clinical Experience: Experience working in primary care, community Occupational therapy, musculoskeletal practice, or other relevant areas (e.g., neurorehabilitation, older persons care) is desirable. Experience working within assessment frameworks. Strong report-writing, organisational, and communication skills Evidence of CPD. To hear more about this role, please contact the Recruitment Team on Skills: Staff Grade Occupational
Role: Senior Clinical/Educational/Counselling Psychologists Salary: Dependent on Experience (€100,000 - €117,000) Job Type: Full Time/Part Time Permanent Contracts Location: Dublin ** Relocation Package available for Candidates outside of Ireland ** Constellation Healthcare is hiring Staff and Senior Grade Clinical/Educational/Counselling Psychologists to deliver and support our intervention and assessment services in permanent hybrid roles in Dublin. At Constellation Healthcare, we offer a fresh approach to neurodiversity. We support thousands of families each year with multidisciplinary assessment and early intervention. Our integrated model connects assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and tools to ensure families receive the right support at the right time. We work with children and adolescents aged 218 with developmental, communication, and behavioural needs, celebrating every child's individuality and helping each child reach their full potential. From first contact to post-diagnosis supports, our multidisciplinary team provides guidance, reassurance, and clinical expertise at every step. Benefits Competitive pay with performance and loyalty bonuses Flexible, hybrid work schedule Dedicated Regional Manager to handle scheduling and administration Health insurance after successful passing of probation Pension after successful passing of probation Generous annual leave, including your birthday off Provided IT equipment Available assessment tools/kits and forms Opportunities to deliver both assessment and intervention services Contribute to the development of innovative services and programmes. Continuous Professional Development Operational & Clinical Support Scheduling is managed for you, your Regional Manager will handle all bookings. Support from our Principal Psychologist and Operations Management. Our Quality and Standards Team provides guidance with report submissions and ensures compliance with clinical standards. The successful Psychologist will: The successful Psychologist's primary focus will be on paediatric assessments with options to deliver intervention and bespoke projects where suitable. Reporting to the Principal Psychologist, you will play a key role in delivering impactful psychological support. As a psychologist you will: Provide a quality Psychology Assessment Service the children and families allocated to you. Be responsible for the provision of a high-quality Psychology service in accordance with standards of professional practice in Constellation Healthcare Be responsible for the carrying out of Assessments and working with other clinicians to determine outcome and results. Attend an MDT meeting to discuss findings, recommendations and complete the Summary Report. Lead the assessment process through MDT and Clinical Governance Feedback. Eligibility Criteria: Have a university degree or diploma (QQ1 level 8 equivalent) obtained with 1st or 2nd class honours in which Psychology was taken as a major subject and honours obtained in that subject. Have an Irish post-graduate professional psychology qualification accredited by the Psychological Society of Ireland in Clinical, Counselling, or Educational Psychology Or an equivalent qualification from another jurisdiction validated by the Department of Health. Application for this post must be inclusive of letter of validation. Demonstrate expertise in working conducting paediatric assessments, along with a strong understanding of interdisciplinary collaboration and family-centred practice. If you are interested in applying for the above role, click Apply Now! Skills: Senior Clinical Counselling
About Constellation Healthcare, a Broadlake Company Constellation Healthcare, a division of a wider statutory group, with a clear ambition to transition into a standalone trading entity as it evolves in its independent 3x10x journey. Constellation Healthcare is proud to be Ireland’s leading provider of neurodiversity assessments and supports, working with thousands of families every year. We support children and adolescents from 2 years of age with developmental, communication and behavioural needs through an integrated suite of services that connects assessment, diagnosis, intervention and follow-up support. Our services help families move forward with clarity and enable public sector partners to plan and deliver services more effectively. Location: Ideally based full time in our HQ in Ennis. Consideration will be given to an option of a minimum of 3 days per week in our Ennis HQ for the right candidate. There is also an option to work from Dublin office but would have to spend a minimum of two days in the Ennis office. Position Overview: CFO Key Responsibilities The CFO will play a pivotal role in driving financial discipline and supporting the organisation’s 3X10X journey, with a strong emphasis on commercial rigour and data driven insights. This role will partner with the business, and particularly the Senior Team, shaping decisions through robust data, optimising the use of real estate assets to maximise capacity, and embedding a bottom-up culture of cost control across all teams. The CFO will bring analytical rigour to the development of new verticals and ventures, ensuring each opportunity is grounded in clear financial logic and positioned for long-term success. Building collaborative relationships, implementing operating efficiencies and aligning financial governance with strategic growth priorities will be essential to the role. Key Responsibilities: Unit Economics & Financial Discipline • Embed rigorous financial discipline by leveraging unit-economic insight to drive commercial decision-making and performance. Commercial Strategy & Business Partnering • Act as a strategic partner to the business, using data and financial analysis to shape and support commercial strategies. Real Estate & Capacity Optimisation • Evaluate and optimise the utilisation of owned and leased real estate to maximise capacity. Cost Control & Bottom-Up Accountability • Build and lead a bottom-up cost-control environment, empowering teams and ensuring operational accountability. Data-Driven Growth & Venture Support • Apply analytical rigour to the development of new verticals and ventures, ensuring financial logic, viability, and long-term success. Cross-Functional Collaboration & Influence • Work collaboratively across functions, influencing decisions and aligning financial frameworks with strategic growth priorities. Stakeholder Engagement & Transparency • Implement transparency and alignment with leadership by clearly communicating financial insights, risks, and performance drivers. New Verticals & Business Opportunities • Support operational teams in assessing and scaling new business opportunities through clarity on unit economics and financial metrics. Key Attributes: Champion our Culture via our Tools Align to our Family Principles in every action and interaction SWAF : Skill, Will, Ambition and Fit Solutions Focused: Ability to identify Actionable Insights, Look Around Corners. Expert Networkers and Strategic Thinker Proactive, Outward Looking and Forward Thinking. Demonstrate high levels of Emotional and Intellectual Intelligence. Highly personable and relatable , fostering strong relationships across the business. Technology Solutions: Leverage cutting-edge technology solutions to transform business processes, support scalability, and enhance operational efficiency. Market Expansion: Align and oversee financial rigor and practice for acquisitional integrations. Team Leadership: Inspire, mentor, and develop a high-performing leadership team to execute on strategic goals, ensuring a culture of accountability, transformation, and operational excellence. Innovation, Change Management, Transformation: Lead innovation efforts to continually improve service offerings and processes while managing organizational change as the company scales. Qualifications and Experience: 1. Educational and Professional Qualifications and Experience: A bachelor’s degree in finance, Accounting, Economics, Business, or a related field is essential. Typically, 10+ years of progressively senior financial management experience. Experience in the health sector can be an advantage. 2. Regulatory & Compliance Knowledge Strong understanding of Irish and EU financial regulations, tax laws, and corporate governance. Familiarity with FRS (Financial Reporting Standards) and GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles). Application Process: To apply for this position, please submit your CV and summary profile with a cover letter to: recruit@broadlake.ie #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading healthcare provider in Dublin is seeking a CFO to drive financial discipline and support organizational growth. The ideal candidate will have over 10 years of senior financial management experience and a strong understanding of Irish and EU regulations. Responsibilities include optimizing financial performance, managing stakeholder engagement, and leading cost control initiatives. This role offers an opportunity to shape the financial future of the organization while fostering a culture of accountability and innovation. #J-18808-Ljbffr
