Registered Nurse

Your New Job Era/ New You with Access Healthcare!

Location: Cork & Across Kerry
Salary: €32-€40+ per hour, depending on experience, with enhanced night, Sunday & bank holiday rates
Job Type: Flexible / Temporary / Agency Shifts

Join Access Healthcare

Access Healthcare is one of Ireland's leading healthcare staffing agencies, connecting qualified nursing professionals with hospitals, clinics, nursing homes and community healthcare settings nationwide.

We offer flexible work opportunities, competitive pay and ongoing support from a dedicated recruitment team. Whether you're looking for additional shifts, greater flexibility or the opportunity to gain experience across different healthcare environments, we can help you find shifts that suit your lifestyle.

The Role

As an agency nurse, you will:

• Deliver high-quality, person-centred nursing care across a range of healthcare settings.
• Provide clinical care and administer medications in line with professional standards.
• Monitor patient progress and maintain accurate clinical documentation.
• Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams to promote patient health and safety.
• Choose shifts that work for you, including day, night, weekend and bank holiday shifts.

What We're Looking For

We are looking for nurses who have:

• An active NMBI PIN/registration in the General Division or relevant speciality.
• Previous nursing experience in Ireland. Experience in acute, community, intellectual disability (ID), ICU or other clinical areas is desirable.
• Strong clinical and communication skills.
• A professional, compassionate and patient-focused approach to care.
• Eligibility to work in the Republic of Ireland.

What We Offer

• Competitive hourly rates of €32-€40+
• Enhanced rates for nights, Sundays and bank holidays
• Weekly pay
• Flexible shifts - you choose what works for you
• Ongoing support from a dedicated nurse recruitment team
• Opportunities to gain experience across multiple clinical areas and healthcare facilities
• A trusted and established Irish healthcare agency