The Bernard Stuart Research Fellowship REF: BS 07/26
The Bernard Stuart Research Fellowship REF: BS 07/26
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The Bernard Stuart Research Fellow REF: BS 07/26
Applications are invited for the role as Subspecialty Fellow in Feto-Maternal Medicine (EBCOG Accredited) at The Coombe Hospital Dublin (TCH)
This fellowship will allow the successful candidate to subspecialise in feto-maternal medicine. The Fellowship will facilitate training in Obstetric ultrasound. The successful candidate will be expected to fulfil the criteria for this Fellowship as per the EBCOG curriculum and logbook. The post is open to senior trainees in Obstetrics and Gynaecology who possess the MRCPI and/or MRCOG or equivalent. The post is for two years.
Informal enquiries may be directed to: Master/CEO Professor Michael OConnell email: oror Dr Dr Amy OHiggins email:
The Health Service Executive salary scales professional qualifications and regulations will apply to this post.
Intending applicants should submit Curriculum Vitae and letter of application through not later than Monday 22nd September.
The proposed start date is July 2026 an earlier start date can be facilitated.
About the Hospital
Established in 1826 The Coombe Hospital is a tertiary-referral voluntary teaching hospital with national regional and area responsibilities for ensuring optimal health of mothers women &newborns. The Hospital is the largest provider of women &newborns healthcare in the Republic of Ireland and indeed one of the largest in Europe. It is recognised for tertiary services including maternal and fetal medicine neonatology gynaecology and peri-operative medicine (caring for almost 9000 women with more than 1000 neonatal admissions and almost 6700 gynaecology operations per annum).
It is part of the Dublin and Midlands Region and is aligned with the National Women &Infants Health Programme (NWIHP) the HSE Clinical Programme in Obstetrics &Gynaecology and the HSE Clinical Programmes of Paediatrics and Neonatology.
In 2023 the hospital established a specialist epilepsy clinic with an obstetrician who is trained in maternal medicine. The Coombe Hospital Maternal Medicine clinic is the largest in Ireland providing care across all medical specialties but in particular haematology cardiology neurology nephrology and rheumatology. The hospital also provides infectious disease addiction and endocrine (inclusive of diabetes) clinics.
The Hospital has a substantial academic portfolio in terms of multidisciplinary education research and training with medical students from Trinity College Dublin University College Dublin and the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and postgraduate Non-Consultant Hospital Doctors in addition to midwifery and neonatal nursing students. The Hospital hosts three University Departments of Obstetrics &Gynaecology the National Cellular and Molecular Cytopathology Training School and the Hub Centre for Continuing Midwifery Education in the Greater Dublin Area.
2022 marked the first year of the Hospitals strategic plan 2022 - 2026 which was developed with the Master the Board of Guardians and Directors and the Executive Management Team in collaboration with hospital staff and other stakeholders. This strategy continues to set the direction of the hospital underpinned by the commitment to its purpose of providing specialist care for women and newborns putting their needs at the heart of everything we do. Our core values are empathy for all teamwork dignity and respect people at the heart of everything we do and always striving to be at our best. Our vision is to be a nationally and internationally recognised leader in healthcare for women newborns and their families.
The Coombe Hospital is an equal opportunities employer.
Employment Type
Full-Time
