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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
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
Medical Jobs Ireland
02/12/08
This blog is written by experienced Medical Recruiters. If you have an interest in Medical Jobs (ie, you work in a medical area or would like to) we hope that you will find this blog useful, informative and entertaining. For job seekers we have included a ‘useful links’ section on the right, which will bring you to relevant job listings for various Medical Jobs. The list of Medical Jobs will expand over time, as we find the five minutes necessary to put in the links.
We welcome comments in response to our blog posts, and if you have any areas or experiences you think we should cover here at Medical Jobs Ireland then please let us know!
While this blog is aimed at Ireland and the Irish Medical Jobs market we welcome input from further afield too!
The Recruiters that write this blog have years of experience both working in Medical fields and as recruiters for Medical Jobs in Ireland and the UK. We will update the site regularly.


