Registrar in General Medicine - University Hospital Ireland - Immediate Start Date - I year contract (IMC Registration in place to apply)

Opportunity

This is a service delivery role in a busy acute medical department, providing care for a wide range of patients while developing clinical expertise in internal medicine and its subspecialties.

What’s on Offer for You?

• The salary scale for the post is

  €68,209, €70836, €75,286, €77,799, €80,323

• Additional remuneration for on-call duties and overtime as applicable depending on rota
• 30 days annual leave
• 10 public holidays
• Hours: 37 hours per week, plus on-call supplements
• The current vacancy available is temporary (12 months) and full-time. 

Key Responsibilities

• Participate in the care of acutely unwell medical patients in the Emergency Department, Medical Assessment Unit, and on inpatient wards.

• Conduct and document patient assessments, request investigations, formulate treatment plans, and perform necessary procedures under supervision.

Education and Training:

• Participate actively in departmental educational sessions including case presentations, journal clubs, and grand rounds.

• Support the supervision and teaching of interns and medical students.

• Maintain a logbook and portfolio in line with training requirements (e.g. BST/HST programmes through RCPI).

• Attend relevant courses and contribute to clinical audits and research projects where possible

• Participate in consultant-led ward rounds, multidisciplinary meetings, and outpatient clinics as assigned.

• Provide continuous care during on-call shifts in a shared rota covering acute and general medical patients.

• Work collaboratively with colleagues across medical specialties including cardiology, respiratory, gastroenterology, endocrinology, and geriatric medicine.

Requirements to Apply

• Full registration in place with the Irish Medical Council (IMC) 

• Must have not worked for HSE Ireland in the past 36 months?

• Must not have applied directly to HSE for any job opportunities?

• A minimum of 24 months post-internship clinical experience is required.

• Have an IELTS / OET Certificate? If yes, please confirm the pass rate

• Have a current International Police Certificate

• Able to take up the appointment by Aug/Sep 2025

Desirable.

• Prior experience working in an Irish or UK healthcare setting.

• Participation in quality improvement or patient safety initiatives. 

Location in detail: Kerry

Nestled in the southwest of Ireland, County Kerry is a land of breathtaking natural beauty, rich history, and warm Irish hospitality.

Highlights:

• Ring of Kerry: A scenic drive that showcases rugged coastline, sparkling lakes, and charming villages.

• MacGillycuddy's Reeks: Home to Carrauntoohil, Ireland’s highest peak.

• Ross Castle: A stunning 15th-century fortress on the edge of Lough Leane in Killarney.

• Dingle Peninsula: Known for its dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, and the friendly town of Dingle.

• Killarney National Park: Ireland’s first national park, with ancient woodlands, waterfalls, and red deer.

Fun Fact: Kerry is nicknamed "The Kingdom", and it’s known for its Gaelic culture, traditional music, and scenic film locations (like Star Wars on Skellig Michael!).

How to Apply:

Please get in touch with a copy of your CV or simply email stuart@headmedical.com for more information and a detailed job spec. We would love to hear from you