Good care starts with people who listen. Our team brings together nursing, care, management and operational support to help children, adults and older people live with dignity, choice and independence.
Working together to support the people who use our services and the staff who care for them.
Aidan brings over 25 years’ experience in nursing and care services, including a background in intellectual disability nursing and the management of residential, respite and community services. He holds a master’s degree in healthcare management from RCSI.
At DMAC, his focus is on safe, well-organised care that respects each person’s choices and everyday life, working with individuals, families and care teams.
Pauline has over 20 years’ experience in mental health services, including roles as an Assistant Director of Nursing in the HSE and a Compliance Lead.
As a director of DMAC, she focuses on strategy, quality and service development. Her priority is to shape person-centred services that respect individual wishes and goals, supporting people to live with dignity, choice and independence.
Valeria brings a background in business administration, computing and project coordination. Her experience includes technical support at Coupa and digital project work with HSE teams.
As PMO Lead, she supports the organisation behind DMAC’s care services, coordinating projects, improving processes and helping staff use clear information and practical systems. Her focus is on helping the teams supporting individuals and families stay organised and work well together.
Our nurses and healthcare assistants provide care and practical support in people’s homes, in the community and across our services.
Our nurses support each person’s health and wellbeing as part of their individual care arrangements. They work with the person, their family and other professionals to plan care, respond to changing needs and support everyday life.
Nursing support is matched to each person’s assessed needs and agreed care plan, with dignity, choice and clear communication at the centre.
Our healthcare assistants provide day-to-day care and practical support shaped around each person’s needs, preferences and routines. This may include personal care, support at home, activities and taking part in community life.
Their focus is on building trusted relationships, encouraging independence and helping people make choices about their own lives, while respecting privacy and dignity.
DMAC is establishing an External Advisory Board to bring together the perspectives of people who use our services, family members, community representatives and professionals.
The board will provide feedback and advice to help inform our strategy, service development and continuous improvement. It will complement the responsibilities of our Directors and Person in Charge.
We can discuss your circumstances, explain our services and help you understand the next steps.