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When applying for a Medical job in Ireland - remember -
- Your interview is a sales process - you are selling yourself to a potential employer
- Close the sale - interview - ie ask when you will hear, what is the next stage etc
- On your CV - do not use initials or acronyms - do not assume the reader knows what any of these stand for - always write words out in full
- Outline your relevant Irish experience
- Ireland is a small country and as a result it is unwise to exaggerate or lie about contacts you have in the Medical Industry in Ireland
- Equally, if they are genuine contacts, this can work to your benefit - dropping names can be useful
- Competition is at an all time high, so ensure your information is up to date, relevant and accurate
- Research involved in going for an interview now seeks the Candidate who goes ‘well beyond’ the usual format of reading up a website etc - ie someone who shows initiative
- Always have a reason for leaving after each job on your CV, otherwise you are left open to assumations being made that may not be true.
- A strong and dry hand shake is important and demonstrates a genuine person.
These are just some useful tips when applying for any Medical job in Ireland
We have a wonderful opportunity for a Radiographer in Medical Sales in Northern Ireland -
Radiography Capital Equipment Sales - Northern Ireland
A Company now seeks a Radiographer or an experienced Radiography Sales person to sell it’s Radiography Equipment throughout the top half of Ireland.
About you -
Must have Radiography Sales experience or be a fully qualified Radiographer
Full, clean, manual driving license
Be fully flexible in terms of being on the road and over night stays when necessary
Be a Sales person and comfortable around Technical selling
Have an establised rapport with the Key Opinion Leaders in Radiography in Northern Ireland
For more information or to apply, go to -
http://www.jackiebrownmedical.ie/jobs_ireland.php?url=jobs&page=2
Radiographer required for Cork
20/05/11
We have a new job in for a Radiographer for a Hospital based in Cork.
This is a 6 month Maternity Contract to start asap.
Must have relevant experience.
Preferrably living in or close to Cork.
Irish experience preferred.
• A recognised degree in Diagnostic Radiography or an equivalent qualification as recognised by the Irish Institute of Radiography
• Validation of qualification by Department of Health & Children essential
• Excellent organizational and interpersonal skills
• Be able to communicate in English to the standard equivalent of level 7 of the International English Language Testing System
To apply or for more information, go to -
http://www.jackiebrownmedical.ie/jobs_ireland.php?url=jobs&page=2
We have a fantastic new job in for an MRI Radiographer for Kilkenny/Midlands -
Essential Requirements
• A Degree in Radiography or a qualification that is equivalent – must be eligible to work as a Radiographer in Ireland.
• Previous MRI experience is essential; using a Siemens Scanner is preferred (1.5 T Siemens Symphony Scanner Maestro Class).
• Ability to cover general X Ray is advantageous but not essential.
Must be available to work on Saturdays.
Must be living close to or in Kilkenny
Irish/UK experience essential
For further information or to apply, go to -
http://www.jackiebrownmedical.ie/jobs_ireland.php?url=jobs
Mammographer wanted for Cork
18/01/11
We have a job in for a Mammographer for a Hospital in Cork.
This Mammographer would rotate through all modalities.
There is a rota for on-call which starts at 5pm Monday to Friday, Saturday the Mammographer
would work 9.30am to 12.30pm and on call for rest of weekend.
During the week this Mammographer would go on once or twice a month and for weekend on-call once every 3 months approx.
The modalities the Mammographer would not be covering are Ultrasound, MRI and Nuclear Medicine.
It is a permanent position with 12 months probation.
Duties and Responsibilities
Under the general direction and control of the Radiographic Services Manager, the Senior Radiographer/Ultrasonographer will be responsible for assisting in the provision of an efficient, effective and caring Radiography and Imaging service in the department and in line with the Hospital’s Mission Statement. The duties and responsibilities include the following;
1. To organise/supervise/perform radiographic/ultrasound/imaging/interventional procedures according to any protocols provided and to supervise staff as appropriate.
2. To assist in the daily operational management of the services.
3. To maintain high standards of patient care and technique.
4. To keep abreast of, and embrace where appropriate, current techniques and developments.
5. To assist in the education and training of staff as appropriate and encourage professional development.
6. To adhere to all Health and Safety guidelines and any Hospital and Department protocols.
7. To ensure that Radiation Protection rules are applied at all times and to be familiar with and comply with National Ionising Radiation Legislation -currently document S.I. no. 478 of 2002 and SI 125.
8. To participate in the current out of hours emergency services roster as required.
9. To be observant in relation to equipment faults and errors and report all defects or occurrences to the Superintendent Radiographer.
10. To participate in all Quality Assurance Programmes as required.
11. To attend relevant post-graduate courses.
12. To adhere to the professional guidelines laid down by the Irish Institute of Radiographers.
13. To perform any other duties in the Diagnostic Imaging Department deemed appropriate to the grade by the Radiographic Service Manager.
14. The post holder may be required, from time to time, to deputise for a Clinical Specialist appropriate to the grade by the Radiographic Services Manager.
15. To ensure that the principles of radiation protection ALARA are adhered to and to obey local rules in relation to same.
Essential Requirements
Education
1.BSc in Radiography or the Diploma of the College of Radiographers or a qualification that is equivalent to the above and this qualification should be validated by the Irish Institute of Radiographers.
1. Be a member of the Irish Institute of Radiographers.
Experience and course completed in Mammography
Experience
1.Have at minimum of 3 years postgraduate radiography experience.
. 1. A management qualification or experience in management
Mammography experience and course
Living in or close to Cork
Irish/UK experience preferred
To apply or for further information, go to -
http://www.jackiebrownmedical.ie/jobs_ireland.php?url=jobs&page=2
We have a new role just in for a Radiology Service Manager -
Radiology Services Manager - Kildare
Stunning Private Clinic in Kildare seeks an experienced Radiology Services Manager to join it’s Team
Must have Radiology experience.
Administrator with Management experience.
Living in Kildare or West Dublin.
This person will run and organise the Radiology Department, set up protocols, organise work loads and patient Admin.
This is a key position and Radiology Department experience is essential.
For further information or to apply, go to -
http://www.jackiebrownmedical.ie/jobs_ireland.php?url=jobs&page=2
We have a fantastic new Senior Radiographer job in for South Dublin for an MRI Clinical Specialist -
The Centre is the leading provider of accessible world-class diagnostic healthcare in Ireland.
They offer a wealth of combined experience in diagnostic imaging at their centres, including MRI, CT, X-Ray, DXA, and Ultrasound
They are now seeking an MRI Clinical Specialist for their Dublin based centre -
Requirement:
· Possess the Diploma of the College of Radiographers (D) or a qualification that is at least equivalent to this Diploma.
· Possess a post basic qualification in Magnetic Resonance Imaging or
· Have had not less than six years satisfactory post-qualification experience (including at least 3 in MRI).
· Have excellent interpersonal and communication skills and a high capacity for responsibility and individual initiative.
· Certification of Competence in Administering Intravenous Injections
For further information about this role or to apply, go to -
http://www.jackiebrownmedical.ie/jobs_ireland.php?url=jobs&page=2
Mammographer required for Cork
29/10/10
We have a Client in Cork who is seeks a Senior Radiographer/Mammographer to join their Team.
Must have the Mammography course.
Be validated by the IIR
Have relevant and recent Irish or UK Mammography experience
Have Management experience
Be living in the Cork or Munster area
You must have a minimum of 3 years Post Grad Radiography/Mammography experience.
To apply or for more information, go to -
http://www.jackiebrownmedical.ie/jobs_ireland.php?url=jobs&page=2
Medical jobs looking good
20/04/10
Medical jobs are looking good in Ireland.
We have a large amount of Medical jobs currently.
There are a large number of Medical Sales jobs and Pharmaceutical sales jobs
Also Science jobs and Nursing jobs.
For further information on these Medical jobs, go to -
http://www.jackiebrownmedical.ie/jobs_ireland.php?url=jobs
The Medical jobs outlook for 2009
08/12/08
We have been both pleased and surprised to see a rise in jobs for us in the last 6 weeks and some of our Clients are already booking us in for Recruitment drives in the first quarter of 2009!.
What economic crisis? - within Medical Recruitment and the Medical jobs market is bouyant.
Medical Sales is still a busy element of what we do, also there are more Pharmacy jobs coming back on.
Movement within Radiography is still favouring the specialist and experienced Radiographer ie - CT, Sonography, MRI and Dual Modality Radiographers.
Laboratory Sales is also busy.
Quiet areas are predominantly the HSE type roles within Allied Health.
Nursing roles are still very active - Seeking CSSD Manager and Theatre Nurse Manager and many other Specialist Nurse Advisors.
All in all - Here’s to 2009! and to all the Medical Professionals out there!









