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We are pleased to advise that applications are now open for the HST ICM training programme for posts commencing July 2027. Please find the advertisement and guidance document for applicants enclosed. Applications will close at 11:00AM on Friday 14th September. An information session on the JFICMI HST Intensive Care Medicine programme will be held online on the 27th August 2026 at 19.30. Further information will be available shortly. JFICMI Training Programme – Recruitment Advertisement JFICMI Training Programme – Application Guidance Document HST in Intensive Care…

We are pleased to announce that the Vascular Access Course will take place on 2nd of September 2026. This programme includes a pre learning component delivered through the Brightspace Learning Management System, where participants will complete online modules followed by a short MCQ before attending the in person assessment. The course provides a structured, skills based learning experience designed to support safe and effective clinical practice in vascular access. Further details, along with Brightspace login instructions, will be shared directly with registered participants. Register Interest…

📢 Save the Date! Join us at the CAI Emerging & Established Leaders Conference 2027 on 25th – 26th of February 2027. Hear from inspiring leaders from both within healthcare and beyond the world of medicine, sharing leadership insights, real-world experiences, and fresh perspectives to help you lead with confidence and impact. ✨ Learn. Connect. Be Inspired. ✨ More details to follow.

Healthcare professionals and stakeholders are invited to express their interest in participating in a new research study exploring perspectives on point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) education and governance in Ireland. The study, led by Aine Lunney under the supervision of Associate Professor Shane Foley, is now recruiting participants for a series of virtual focus groups. The research aims to gather insights from clinicians, educators, and governance representatives to help inform the future of POCUS education and governance in Ireland. Participation involves: Completing a short Expression of Interest…

NAPSAC 2026 THE FUTURE OF ANAESTHESIA 6th November 2026 | Radisson Blu, Golden Lane Early Bird Registration Now Open: National Patient Safety in Anaesthesia Conference 2026 We are delighted to announce that Early Bird registration is now open for the CAI National Annual Patient Safety in Anaesthesia Conference (NAPSAC) 2026. Bringing together leading national and international experts in anaesthesiology and patient safety, NAPSAC provides a valuable opportunity to explore the latest thinking, research and best practice in patient safety — with a focus on practical…

The Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland (RAMI) is inviting submissions for the 2025 Research Awards, which recognise excellence in Irish medical research. The awards are open to those involved in Irish medical research who have published an original research paper in an indexed journal between 1 January and 31 December 2025. As Anaesthesiology is one of the award categories, the College encourages eligible members and researchers to submit an abstract for consideration. Submission deadline: 14 August 2026 (close of business) The awards ceremony will be…

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ISRA is holding a one day preparation course on Friday August 7th 2026, in the College of Anaesthesiologists, Merrion Square, Dublin. This course has been running for a number of years with excellent feedback and a high pass rate from participants. We will be holding separate sessions for those sitting Part 1 and Part 2B, as well as an update lecture on the EDRA examination. Layout: -Preparation for Part 1 will include didactic lectures and practice MCQs. -Preparation for Part 2B will include practice live…