Permanent Full-Time Hybrid | Dublin | €40,000 €50,000 DOE Our client, a well-established and highly respected membership organisation based in Dublin, is looking for a Finance Officer to join their busy finance team. The Opportunity This is a great opportunity for a detail-oriented finance professional to join a small, collaborative team within a purpose-driven organisation. Reporting to the Finance Manager, the Finance Officer will play a key role in the day-to-day running of the finance function. Key Responsibilities Processing supplier invoices and managing payment runs Issuing invoices, credits, and refunds to customers Performing bank, credit card, and direct debit reconciliations Maintaining general ledgers and preparing month-end journals Validating employee expense claims Supporting the annual audit and statutory accounts preparation Managing the accounts mailbox and resolving queries promptly Requirements 24 years' experience in an accounts assistant or trainee accountant role Strong proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Office suite Excellent attention to detail and ability to meet deadlines Good communication skills fluent English required Bookkeeping/Accounting Technician or ACCA part-qualified is an advantage What's on Offer €40,000 €50,000 depending on experience Hybrid working model 35-hour working week Employer pension contribution up to 6% Employee Assistance Programme Support for ongoing professional development Interested? We'd love to hear from you. Apply today Skills: Reconciliation Accounting system Sales Ledger Management
We are seeking a motivated and compassionate Occupational Therapist to join a specialist mental health service supporting adults with severe and enduring mental illness and complex needs. In this role, you will work closely with residents to help them improve independence, build meaningful daily routines and achieve the highest possible quality of life. Working as part of a multidisciplinary healthcare team, you will manage your own Occupational Therapy caseload while contributing to a therapeutic and recovery-focused environment. Your work will include assessment, treatment planning, and delivering evidence-based interventions tailored to the needs of each resident. You will collaborate with families, carers, and colleagues across disciplines to support person-centred care while maintaining clear and comprehensive clinical records. This role is ideal for an Occupational Therapist who enjoys working collaboratively, values compassionate care, and wants to develop their experience within a specialised mental health setting. Requirements Registered with CORU on the Occupational Therapists Register A degree in Occupational Therapy or equivalent qualification Eligible for membership of AOTI Minimum six months post-registration experience Strong communication and interpersonal skills Good knowledge of health and safety regulations in healthcare Proficient IT skills and strong clinical documentation ability A positive team-focused approach with a resident-centred mindset Whats on Offer Contributory pension Career development opportunities Comprehensive training programmes Further education supports Employee Wellbeing programme Employee Assistance Programme Free onsite staff parking Subsidised onsite restaurant Cycle to work scheme If you are passionate about supporting people to live fuller and more independent lives, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to take the next step in your Occupational Therapy career. Skills: Occupational therapy Clinical Decision Making Quality Patient Care
Are you a Speech and Language Therapist who is passionate about helping adults regain communication, confidence, and independence? We are seeking a skilled and compassionate Speech and Language Therapist to join a multidisciplinary healthcare team supporting adults with complex needs. This role offers the opportunity to work closely with residents experiencing communication and swallowing difficulties while contributing to a collaborative and person-centred care environment. In this role, you will assess, diagnose, and provide therapy for adults with acquired communication and swallowing disorders. You will design and deliver individualised therapy programmes, monitor progress, and adapt interventions to support each person in achieving the best possible outcomes. You will also work closely with families, carers, and healthcare professionals to ensure consistent and holistic care. The position also involves contributing to service development, supporting student education, and providing leadership within the service while maintaining the highest standards of clinical practice and documentation. Requirements Bachelor of Science or Masters degree in Speech and Language Therapy Registered with CORU as a Speech and Language Therapist in Ireland Dysphagia qualification accredited by IASLT or equivalent Minimum two years full-time post-qualification clinical experience working with adults At least one year experience working with adults with acquired disorders Clinical proficiency in the assessment and treatment of acquired communication and swallowing difficulties Strong knowledge of evidence-based therapy techniques and interventions Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Strong leadership and organisational skills Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team A compassionate and person-centred, evidence-based approach to care Desirable Experience working within a neuro disability or adult mental health setting Whats on Offer Benefits include Contributory pension Career development opportunities Comprehensive training programmes Further education supports Employee Wellbeing programme Employee Assistance Programme Free onsite staff parking Subsidised onsite restaurant Cycle to work scheme If you are looking to grow your career in a supportive healthcare environment while making a meaningful difference in peoples lives. Apply today! Skills: Communication Skills Assessment and Analytical Skills Teamwork and Collaboration
