Lecturer/Senior Lecturer for Postgraduate Surgical Education and Training
Location: RCSI, Dublin 2
Department: Surgical Affairs
Tenure: Full time/Permanent
Reporting to: Professor of Postgraduate Surgical Education
Closing date for applications: 20th of November 2025
Background
Surgical training in Ireland enjoys a global reputation based on a proud tradition of producing generations of leaders in surgery around the world. RCSI continues to nurture and develop future surgical leaders through comprehensive training pathways, academic and Master’s programs, and supporting surgeons in practice with Continuing Professional Development.
Our facilities include the National Surgical and Clinical Skills Training Centre at 26 York Street, offering state‑of‑the‑art clinical training suites, task training rooms, a flexible wet lab, simulation space with sophisticated audio‑visual technology, a 540‑seat auditorium, a library, a sports hall, and a fitness suite.
Objective of this Post
The principal objective of the post is to contribute to the development, organisation, and delivery of curriculum, teaching, and assessment in Surgery and Emergency Medicine across all postgraduate training and academic programs.
Specific Responsibilities
* Facilitate delivery of teaching across varied postgraduate programs in Surgery and Emergency Medicine, including technical and non‑technical skills training.
* Plan, organise, and lead teaching days and simulation training sessions, ensuring smooth coordination of all aspects from curriculum design to participant feedback.
* Liaise with clinical consultants in various specialties to develop and deliver new specialty‑specific programmes through simulation, in conjunction with Training Programme Directors and Education Supervisors.
* Provide curriculum development support to multiple programs within the Department of Surgical Affairs in line with best practices.
* Support the recruitment and development of adjunct faculty for curriculum delivery and onboarding to Surgical Affairs.
* Design and implement a comprehensive system of formative and summative assessments for learners across all postgraduate Surgery and Emergency Medicine education programs.
* Assist in the delivery of postgraduate examinations and skills assessments.
* Research and develop simulation solutions to enhance surgical skills learning, use of new equipment, and hybrid simulation for technical and non‑technical skills courses.
* Interest in research and academic publishing is desirable; successful candidates will be supported in pursuing their own research projects or contributing to departmental research efforts.
* Demonstrate strong teamwork and a collaborative spirit, fostering a positive, supportive team environment.
Person Specification – Essential
* PhD degree or equivalent in healthcare, health sciences, education, or simulation.
* Experience in teaching, particularly in a clinical or simulation setting.
* Enthusiasm for teaching and ability to engage learners in technical and non‑technical skills.
* Strong organisational skills to manage the coordination of teaching days and events.
* Innovative approach to teaching, with experience or interest in using simulation technology.
* Excellent computer, presentation, verbal, and written communication skills.
* Motivation and ability to inspire others towards achieving excellent results.
* Commitment to quality improvement and personal professional development.
* Proactive self‑starter with the ability to work independently and take initiative.
Informal Enquiries
Informal enquiries are invited first through Clarissa Disconzi, Human Resources Department (email: · ). Clarissa can arrange for academic queries to be addressed by the hiring manager.
Application Process
All applications for this post must be made through the careers page.
Garda vetting and occupational health review may be required for this role, depending on the nature of the duties and responsibilities. Further information will be provided during the recruitment process.
Eligibility to Work in Ireland
Visa sponsorship is available for candidates who fully meet the essential criteria of the role. Candidates who require a work permit or hosting agreement are welcome to apply.
Proof of eligibility documentation will be required at a later stage in the recruitment process. Sponsorship is subject to approval by the relevant Irish authorities and role‑specific eligibility requirements.
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