Hollilander is supporting World Head and Neck Cancer Day in Ireland 2024, taking place on the 27th of July 2024. It is the seventh most common cancer and leads to 325,000 deaths annually. It is predicted to go up by 30% annually according to a study by Nature. Men in their 50s and 60s are most at risk. We can observe a trend with people getting more into the fitness industry and maintaining their work-life balance. It is important to take good care of your body and protect your head and neck especially if you are working 9-5 jobs !!! To raise awareness about the world head and neck cancer day ..read more

Both temporary and permanent career opportunities are provided by Hollilander Recruitment. We went through a variety of tips and strategies last week as we dove into the specifics of joining an agency for staff nursing duties. This week we want to concentrate on both agency and permanent employment. Whether you have years of nursing experience or are just getting out of college, fear of the unknown can constantly prevent us from taking important professional steps. It’s crucial to compare staff nursing vs agency nursing to determine which is better for you as both are in high demand in Ireland ..read more

So if you are thinking of relocating to Ireland to work in our healthcare sector, we have compiled some pointers for you to be aware of.  We may be biassed but we think nursing is one of the best career options that allows you to travel and work anywhere in the globe! Amazingly, a large percentage of nurses decide to migrate or temporarily move in order to maintain their careers. If you’re thinking about moving or immigrating, let us emphasise the benefits of selecting Ireland over other European nations.  Naturally it is important to feel a sense of belonging and comfort when it com ..read more

  Did you know that May is designated as the world’s month of mental health awareness? We at Hollilander Recruitment recognise how vital it is to stop and recognise the effect of mental health and what we can do to maintain, manage and improve it. Although talking about our mental health has become more important in recent years, there may still be a stigma associated with mental illness. Only a small percentage of individuals in Ireland consistently take action to care for their mental health, according to a new study, and almost 50% believe more should be said about it. We will therefor ..read more

  In order to eradicate this silent killer, it is crucial that we raise awareness on World Hepatitis Day. We’ll explain what the sickness is and its various forms in this piece. Viral infections, consuming alcoholic beverages, and certain medicines are just a few of the factors that can cause hepatitis, an inflammation of the liver. The most common forms of the illness are hepatitis A, B, and C. Although hepatitis A can produce an acute sickness, it seldom results in permanent liver damage. It is primarily transmitted through tainted food or drink. Hepatitis B is transferred through infe ..read more

  Many people associate July with outdoor activities. However, the beach and barbecue season also brings increased exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays, which are the primary cause of skin cancer. Since skin cancer incidence has sharply climbed over the past ten years, it is more crucial than ever to take extra care of your skin this summer. Let’s examine how UV radiation can result in skin cancer as well as measures to avoid being overexposed to dangerous rays as part of July’s UV Safety Month.  Yet to keep our vitamin D levels stable, we need some UV exposure. What is UV radiation?&nb ..read more

Did you know that the Monday preceding Father’s Day is traditionally the start of International Men’s Health Week?   This year, MHW runs from Monday, June 12 through Sunday, June 18, which is Father’s Day. What is the aim of Men’s Health Week you might ask, Men’s Health Week strives to raise awareness of men’s avoidable health issues, regardless of their age. to promote the early identification and treatment of health issues.   ‘The Picture of Health’ is the MHW topic for Ireland this year. What does that look like to you, the organisation has asked men (and those who suppo ..read more

Are you considering joining an agency as locum staff? Unsure if becoming an agency worker is the right path for you? As you may be aware Hollilander Recruitment and Agency Staffing Solutions has their own agency/locum division, there are many benefits to becoming an agency staff member and we have compiled below them for your information.  A healthy work/life balance  Working for an agency can give you the benefit of choosing when and where you want to work. It lets you schedule holidays, see friends and family, and enjoy life’s little pleasures, among other things. You have complete ..read more

Nursing homes across Ireland provide outstanding care and support for seniors. These facilities have a duty to provide a high level of care – a level that is determined by numerous regulations and professional standards If you have or have ever had a loved one residing in a nursing home, or if you know someone who works tirelessly for one, it goes without saying that you unquestionably appreciate the tremendous effort that is put forth each and every day in managing and maintaining a healthcare organisation. The demand for care and support from others increases as people age because they becom ..read more

National Nurses Week honours their efforts and sacrifices and serves as a reminder to give thanks to the medical staff who maintain our physical and mental health. Between May 6, National Nurses Day, and May 12, the famed nurse Florence Nightingale’s birthday, it is observed. Hollilander Recruitment are very excited to celebrate National Nurses Week. We as a company devote our efforts to assisting nurses and other healthcare workers in locating suitable positions in Ireland. Nurses are increasingly acknowledged as highly specialised professionals with a broad range of talents. Previously ..read more