High-End Cruise & Maritime Nurse – Luxury Yacht Placement, Dublin 11

Job Description

Step into an extraordinary professional adventure that blends elite clinical care with high-end maritime travel. Medical Staff Talent is currently hiring a passionate, adaptable nursing professional for a long-term, permanent position delivering dedicated 1:1 care to an exclusive VIP client.

You will operate within a highly secure and professional medical framework.

Requirements

Education & Credentials: Active Registered Nurse status with a 4-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) completed at a Western-accredited university.

Clinical History: A minimum of 4 years of recent experience within high-acuity acute hospital settings (such as the Emergency Room, ICU, or intensive care environments).

Communication: Absolute fluency and mastery of the English language.

Mobility: Total availability and willingness to undertake continuous international travel.

Core Competencies: Proven expertise in pharmaceutical management, continuous monitoring of chronic conditions, and exceptional medical coordination skills.

Benefits

• Tax-free annual remuneration package valued between £60,000 GBP and £90,000 GBP.
  

• High-standard private accommodation provided on board or at port destinations at no cost to you.
  

• 30 days of paid annual leave.
  

• Full financial coverage of all work-related international travel and transit expenses.
  

• Modern recruitment workflow with initial assessments handled via video call.
  

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Requirements
Medical degree from the UK, Ireland, Europe, USA, Canada, Australia, or New Zealand. Minimum 5+ years post-specialisation. Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, or Emergency Medicine preferred. Fluent English essential. Private medicine, concierge medicine, executive health, remote medicine, travel medicine, or yacht medicine experience strongly preferred. High discretion, clinical autonomy, and international travel flexibility required.