HSE Tier 1 supplier status for the provision of Agency Healthcare Assistants nationwide*
Fulfilling Agency HCA Jobs Nationwide
As the leading healthcare recruitment agency in Ireland, TTM has achieved Tier One Status with the HSE (Health Service Executive) for supplying HCAs (Healthcare Assistants) nationwide. This accreditation now means TTM HCAs have access to all HSE shifts, covering diverse settings such as acute hospitals, disability services, mainstream services and more. By working with TTM as an agency HCA, you’ll have access to the best shifts tailored to your preferences, schedule, and location.
Furthermore, as the largest healthcare recruitment agency in Ireland serving private and voluntary organizations, TTM provides our HCAs with unmatched flexibility. . Our extensive network empowers HCAs to choose from virtually any desired setting, allowing them to customize their career path according to specific preferences and professional goals.
*TTM is one of four equally ranked preferred suppliers. All agencies on the supplier panel pay the same hourly rates.
Client Enquiries
If you are a public, private or voluntary/not-for-profit healthcare organisation, then TTM Healthcare Solutions can access the right, quality HCAs, when you need them, and in a way that works for you. To make an enquiry, get in touch.
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Types of Roles Available
A Healthcare Assistant is also known as a QQI/FETAC Level 5 Assistant and Community Healthcare Assistant. They can work either on a one-to-one basis in a home setting, or in a large acute hospital or community hospital setting. Healthcare Assistant roles can include all aspect of personal care, - dressing, serving meals and helping to feed patients, helping people to move around, toileting, talking to patients and making them comfortable, monitoring conditions by taking temperatures, pulse, respirations and weight. In acute hospitals and community hospitals, they can also be responsible for sterilising equipment, doing health checks, taking blood samples and processing lab samples.