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the Head of Discipline, Professor Seamas Donnelly, and the School of Medicine, with the delivery, organisation, coordination and assessment of the undergraduate medical programme in the School
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those with disabilities, those who have followed non-traditional career paths, and those who have taken time out for reasons such as family or caring responsibilities. We also welcome international
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have followed non-traditional career paths, and those who have taken time out for reasons such as family or caring responsibilities. We also welcome international applicants, including those who have
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programme at Trinity College in line with the aims of the Trinity College Strategy for Sport & Physical Activity (2022-2026). The postholder will assist with the delivery of the Trinity Sport club
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of the undergraduate teaching programme in medicine and the successful candidate will be expected to spend approximately one-half of their working week undertaking teaching and related programme activities
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, including those with disabilities, those who have followed non-traditional career paths, and those who have taken time out for reasons such as family or caring responsibilities. We also welcome international
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the Head of Discipline at St. James’s Hospital / Tallaght University Hospital and Coombe Hospital. The main purpose of the post is to support the delivery of the undergraduate teaching programme in
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, business continuity, projects essential projects such as the impending implementation of the new leisure management software system and associated launches. The role holder must collaborate with internal
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disabilities, those who have followed non-traditional career paths, and those who have taken time out for reasons such as family or caring responsibilities. We also welcome international applicants, including
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for an ambitious, eight-year project that aims to transform Trinity’s herbarium into a modern, plant science research laboratory and to digitise and image our specimens, so they can be made available online