Join our team
At Acquired Brain Injury Ireland, we’re proud of our highly trained staff and we value each employee for the work they do. Our 350-strong team works across clinical, rehabilitation, management and support roles to give survivors of brain injury and their families the services they need to live their best lives.
Our team thrives on finding creative solutions to support our clients and make the impossible possible. Our relationships with each other and with our clients is what makes our organisational culture so special.
Just as every as every brain injury is unique, at Acquired Brain Injury Ireland our people are unique. Our teams are highly skilled in their field and extremely passionate about the work they do.
Rebuilding lives through rehabilitation takes time. In addition to key skills, it requires the ability to see things differently and think outside the box. That’s why we hire problem-solvers who can drive everyday solutions to help those in our services adapt to life after their brain injury.
If you are interested in a career where you can see the difference you make every day, where you are supported to grow in your role and achieve your professional goals, we would love to hear from you. Register now to be kept up to date on new opportunities as they arise.
Current Opportunities
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What our Staff Say
Rehabilitation Assistant
Our Rehabilitation Assistants are highly trained specialists and a crucial part of our team. They work with brain injury survivors on a daily basis, providing the guidance and support they need to achieve their goals.
Rehabilitation Assistants are expert communicators with hands-on experience of the impacts of brain injury for the person and their families. They are constantly building their skills and undergoing ongoing training to ensure they can respond to the needs of those they support.
Management
We offer a range of management opportunities within our rehabilitation services and as part of our national support team.
Our Managers are driven leaders, creative thinkers and champions of our values and culture. They are experts in their field, committed to supporting our teams to do their best work every day and bring the very highest quality of support to survivors of brain injury and their families.
Clinical Team
At Acquired Brain Injury Ireland, all of the services we provide are clinically led.
This brings clinical leadership and innovation to the heart of our work with brain injury survivors, and their families. Our clinical teams include experienced Neuropsychologists, Social Workers and Occupational Therapists – brain injury specialists who support our expert team of Local Service Managers, Case Managers, Team Leaders and Rehabilitation Assistants nationwide.
92%
of staff said our organisation is a great place to work
95%
said that our organisation values diversity
98%
of our colleagues said they work well with their co-workers
94%
of staff said they are treated with dignity and respect
96%
of our team would recommend the organisation to friends and family
Career Development
Our teams are highly skilled and qualified in their area. They are passionate about the work they do, and it is important for us to nurture that energy and initiative. We provide ongoing best practice professional training to all members of our team to support them in their roles and help them reach their career goals.
We first opened our doors with one assisted living home in 2000 at a time when there were no dedicated services for people living with a brain injury. Since then, we have grown into a national organisation delivering world-class rehabilitation right across Ireland.
Many of our staff have built their careers at Acquired Brain Injury Ireland, seizing opportunities for promotion and development within and between teams.
Join our team and grow with us as we rebuild lives after brain injury.
