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Audit nurse needed in Little Island to drive clinical audit & quality improvement across Laya Healthcare’s services.
Join a full‑time, permanent team committed to safe, high‑quality care.
Audit Nurse Location: Little Island, Cork Department: Medical Services Contract: Full-time, Permanent At Laya Healthcare, we’re committed to delivering safe, high‑quality, and clinically robust care across every service we provide — from our Health & Wellbeing Clinics to our strategic partner‑led care pathways. To support our expanding health services and strengthen our clinical assurance, we are now recruiting a Clinical Audit Nurse. This role plays a vital part in ensuring the safety, quality, and consistency of clinical care across Laya’s ecosystem. Working closely with internal teams and external providers, you’ll help maintain clinical standards, drive best practice, and ensure our members receive the safest and most effective care possible.
About the Role
The Audit Nurse will support the design, delivery, and ongoing development of Laya’s clinical audit programme. You’ll work hands‑on across clinical settings to assess quality, identify areas for improvement, and ensure alignment with regulatory and contractual requirements. You’ll review clinical documentation, analyse trends, conduct structured audits, and collaborate with clinical and operational leaders to embed continuous improvement. This is a dynamic role suited to someone who is clinically experienced, detail‑oriented, and passionate about ensuring excellence in patient care.
What You’ll Be Doing
Clinical Audit & Quality Assurance
- Deliver a structured clinical audit programme across Laya’s clinics and partner networks
- Conduct audits of clinical records, care delivery, documentation, and adherence to protocols
- Assess compliance with Laya’s quality standards, regulatory requirements, and contractual obligations
- Support the development of audit tools, methodologies, and consistent quality assessment measures
- Provide evidence‑based recommendations and support action planning with local teams
Monitoring & Oversight
- Review clinical pathways, service utilisation, and adherence to best practice guidelines
- Monitor trends in audit findings and elevate significant risks or patterns of concern
- Support the verification of clinical registrations, competencies, and professional compliance
- Maintain oversight of corrective actions and re‑audit processes
Incident, Complaint & Risk Support
- Assist in the review of clinical incidents and complaints, identifying root causes and contributing factors
- Participate in clinical governance forums and contribute insights from audit activity
- Support risk mitigation and quality improvement initiatives across the Health Services function
Continuous Improvement
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to implement improvements identified through audit
- Promote a culture of learning and high performance in quality and patient safety
- Assist in training and education initiatives related to documentation, audit readiness, and clinical standards
- Share insights to enhance care pathways, processes, and member outcomes
Data & Reporting
- Prepare clear audit reports, dashboards, and presentations for leadership and governance committees
- Track KPI performance and compliance across multiple clinical service providers
- Ensure accurate documentation of audit findings, actions, and status updates
About You
Essential
- Registered General Nurse (RGN) with active NMBI registration
- Minimum 3–5 years post‑registration clinical experience
- Experience in clinical audit, quality assurance, or clinical governance
- Strong understanding of clinical documentation standards and evidence‑based practice
- Excellent attention to detail with strong analytical and reporting skills
- Ability to build collaborative relationships across multidisciplinary teams
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
Desirable
- Postgraduate qualification in Quality, Patient Safety, or Clinical Governance
- Experience across multi‑site clinical services or partner‑delivered care
- Familiarity with accreditation frameworks such as HIQA, JCI, ISO, or CHKS