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23/07/2015
New Campaign Launches To Encourage UK Nurses To Work In Ireland
The HSE has launched a new recruitment campaign to attract nurses and midwives working in the UK and further afield to work in Ireland.
The HSE has vacancies in a range of hospital and community facilities and is seeking to attract up to 500 nurses and midwives. It is hoped that many Irish nurses and midwives working in the UK will take up the opportunity to return home and work in the Irish publicly funded health services.
Ian Tegerdine, National Director of Human Resources, said: "The campaign will focus on connecting with nurses and midwives in the UK and further afield via advertising on social media channels such as Facebook and Twitter and a dedicated microsite during the coming months.
"This activity will be complemented by print advertisements in Irish newspapers to raise awareness of the recruitment drive among those who may have family and friends abroad who might be interested in these positions."
(CD/JP)
The HSE has vacancies in a range of hospital and community facilities and is seeking to attract up to 500 nurses and midwives. It is hoped that many Irish nurses and midwives working in the UK will take up the opportunity to return home and work in the Irish publicly funded health services.
Ian Tegerdine, National Director of Human Resources, said: "The campaign will focus on connecting with nurses and midwives in the UK and further afield via advertising on social media channels such as Facebook and Twitter and a dedicated microsite during the coming months.
"This activity will be complemented by print advertisements in Irish newspapers to raise awareness of the recruitment drive among those who may have family and friends abroad who might be interested in these positions."
(CD/JP)
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