“The future of Irish medicine is in good hands!” The shortlisted entrants for the RCPI Trainee Awards presented their entries at the National Education Day for Doctors in Training in RCPI on 18 October 2017 as part of our St Luke’s Symposium. There were three awards up for grabs: the Corrigan […]
Our annual report is now available to read The last year has been another period of change and achievement for RCPI at a time of great challenges. Through its constituent training bodies, RCPI remains at the forefront of providing specialist training for doctors in Ireland and internationally. We continue to […]
Professor Mary Horgan becomes First Woman President of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland Professor Mary Horgan has taken up the role of President of RCPI, the first woman President in the College’s 363-year history, 350 years after it was granted its charter by King Charles II in 1667. Professor […]
The Faculty of Paediatrics recognises the cancer preventing benefits of the HPV vaccine and strongly recommends that parents consent to have their daughters vaccinated. Cervical cancer can and does occur as a direct consequence of HPV infection. Around 300 women in Ireland are diagnosed with cervical cancer every year; one […]
New Dean appointed to the Faculty of Paediatrics Dr Ellen Crushell takes up the position of Dean at the Faculty’s Annual General Meeting on 13 October 2017 for a three-year term. Dr Crushell is a Consultant Paediatrician with special interest in Inherited Metabolic Disorders at Temple Street Children’s University Hospital and Our […]
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