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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 fantastic new Radiation Therapist job in for a leading Hospital in Dublin -
TITLE: Senior Radiation Therapist
REPORTING TO:
Radiotherapy Services Manager or designated Deputy and with day-to-day supervision by a Clinical Specialist Radiation Therapist.
ROLE SUMMARY:
• Treatment of patients and treatment planning of patients
• Acting as an information resource for junior colleagues locally
• Delivering high standards of clinical practice and skills in Radiotherapy
• Participating in a structured process for education of colleagues, post graduates and other health professionals
• Interest in research and audit activities
QUALIFICATIONS AND ESSENTIAL SKILLS:
Each candidate must:
• Possess an IIRRT validated qualification in Radiation Therapy
• Have had at least three years satisfactory post qualification experience and have proven clinical expertise
• Have experience of or be prepared to participate in research
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES & ACCOUNTABILITIES:
• The role will include the functioning of the Radiotherapy service
• The post holder may be assigned additional responsibilities at the discretion of the Radiotherapy Services Manager or Clinical Specialist
To apply or for further information, go to -
http://www.jackiebrownmedical.ie/jobs_ireland.php?url=jobs&page=2

