Vacancies

Background information & values for staff and volunteer roles

Dublin Rape Crisis Centre (DRCC) has a twofold mission: to prevent the harm and heal the trauma of all forms of sexual violence in Ireland. DRCC provides therapeutic and first response services through the National 24/7 Helpline, face-to-face therapy and a developing online counselling programme. It provides accompaniment and support to those who attend the Rotunda Sexual Assault Treatment Unit, Garda Stations, and the Courts. In addition, it offers education and training programmes for a wide variety of professionals and volunteers who work with those who have experienced sexual violence.

Our Values

Current vacancies:

 

Psychotherapist - Therapy Intake Co-ordinator 

We are now recruiting for a Therapy Intake Co-ordinator.

The role

The Therapy Intake Co-ordinator guides clients through the intake process, answering initial questions, co-ordinating schedules, ensuring paperwork is complete and scheduling follow-up appointments.

The Therapy Intake Co-ordinator oversees the progression of individuals from the waiting list to ongoing therapy, in line with DRCC’s commitment to delivering an effective, efficient and client-centred therapy service.

The successful candidate will be responsible for processing the intake of all potential clients of DRCC, in consultation and collaboration with the Therapy Services Team Lead.

Purpose

The Therapy Intake Co-ordinator is the connection between clients and therapists at the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre. As the first point of contact for individuals seeking therapy, this role is essential in creating a welcoming and seamless experience for clients.

Days and hours

Monday, Thursday and Friday: 9.30am–5.30pm.
Tuesday and Wednesday: 12 noon–8pm.

Reporting to: Therapy Services Team Lead

Contract type: Two-year fixed-term contract

For full details of the role, including essential qualifications and requirements, please see the TIC Job Description.

Salary and benefits

  • Salary: €62,000 per annum (full-time)

  • Annual leave: 25 days per annum

  • Plus two privilege days (Easter and Christmas)

  • Paid external individual supervision provided

  • Immediate access to the DRCC pension scheme

  • Immediate access to the DRCC Employee Assistance Programme

  • Immediate access to the Cycle to Work and TaxSaver schemes

How to apply

Please email your application to recruitment@rcc.ie with “Therapy Intake Co-ordinator” in the subject line.

Applications will not be considered without the following:

  • A letter of expression of interest

  • An up-to-date CV

Closing date: 27 October 2026 at [insert closing time]

Interview dates: To be confirmed

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Note for all Job Applicants

Garda Vetting is a requirement. All prospective employees are required to declare prior convictions and whether they have been or ever having been the subject of any investigation or inquiry into abuse or other inappropriate behaviour. 

Dublin Rape Crisis Centre is an Equal Opportunities Employer. DRCC is an equal opportunities employer; we welcome applications from people of diverse backgrounds and abilities. We are committed to providing reasonable accommodations for applicants and employees with a disability. Should you have a reasonable accommodation request and you wish to discuss further, please contact Naomi Patton, HR Manager at 01 6614911 or recruitment@rcc.ie.


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Volunteering with Dublin Rape Crisis Centre

We recruit volunteers to support our telephone counselling service at various intervals throughout the year. Volunteers are a vital part of our mission to heal the trauma of sexual violence and we rely heavily on their dedication and commitment. No prior experience is needed, we provide full training and expert support.

Volunteering Application

Please fill an expression of interest form to let us know and we will get in touch with you.

You can also email us with any queries, or telephone us at 01-661 4911.