Psychosocial Officer
Psychosocial Officer
We are seeking a full time skilled, value-driven Psychosocial Officer to play a key role in delivering rehabilitation services as part of our psychosocial team.
Spirasi is the National Centre for the Rehabilitation of Survivors of Torture in Ireland. We are recruiting a skilled, value-driven Psychosocial Officer to play a key role in delivering rehabilitation services as part of our Psychosocial and wider Clinical teams. The person will be fully committed to the vision, mission and values of Spirasi.
Please send via email to recruitment@spirasi.ie with ‘Psychosocial Officer’ in the subject line:
- A tailored CV, and;
- A Cover Letter (no more than 1 page) stating how your skills and experience match the requirements of the post
Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Enquiries: Spirasi Recruitment – recruitment@spirasi.ie or (083)1432331.
Closing Date: 17th of August
Provisional Interviews: Week of 31st of August
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