Vacancies

Publication date: 30/06/2025

ATU is a new Technological University in the west and northwest of Ireland formed from the merger of three Institutes of Technology in 2022. The Faculty of Science and Health is developing a new programme of study in Veterinary Medicine with a view to welcoming the first cohort of students in September 2026. This programme will complement existing programmes in Veterinary Nursing and Agriculture and increase the provision of Veterinary Medicine education in Ireland. This is a unique opportunity for an enthusiastic, experienced individual to join the Veterinary Medicine programme team and to shape veterinary medicine education provision in Ireland.

Publication date: 30/06/2025

The Irish Clinical Academic Training Programme (ICAT-2) is pleased to announce the continuation of the exciting new clinical academic track for all veterinary specialties. This is enabled through financial support from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine. The ICAT Programme supports individuals in the medical, veterinary and dentistry fields who aspire to become the next generation of clinical academic leaders ICAT is now seeking to recruit a further outstanding veterinary clinicians for the July 2026 intake to complement the intake of other Fellows from the medical/dentistry fields.

Publication date: 19/03/2025

The overall objective of this lecturer position is to contribute to the design, development and delivery of the Veterinary Medicine undergraduate programme in the School of Science and Computing at South East Technological University, Waterford Campus in conjunction with Teagasc Kildalton Agricultural College and support the establishment and operation of veterinary clinical training via the Veterinary Distributed Clinical Network. 

Publication date 19/03/2025

The UCD Veterinary Hospital has state of the art equipment including CT, MRI, ultrasound, interventional radiology, full endoscopy and arthroscopy, laser, a radioactive iodine unit and fully equipped surgical and intensive care suites. Ancillary support includes rehabilitation and physiotherapy. The Small Animal Clinical Studies Section currently has capacity for 13 Clinical Academics Clinicians including four surgery, six internal medicine, two emergency and critical care and one oncology specialist. These staff are supported by 10 interns (rotating and discipline specific), 9 residents and a full team of ancillary staff.

Publication date: 16/01/2025

The UCD School of Veterinary Medicine is a constituent school in the ‘One Health’ College of Health and Agricultural Sciences (CHAS) and is ranked in the top 50 World QS-rankings for its discipline. UCD is a research-intensive university, with an emphasis on excellence and the delivery of impact that addresses major global challenges.

Publication data: 30/08/2024

The Section of Small Animal Clinical Studies of the School of Veterinary Medicine in UCD has a vacancy for a permanent specialist veterinary clinician to support the continued growth and strategic expansion in the area of small animal oncology. The appointment is subject to qualifications and experience of the candidates.

Publication date: 24/07/2024

The Irish Clinical Academic Training Programme (ICAT-2) is pleased to announce the continuation of an exciting new academic track for all veterinary specialties enabled through financial  support from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine. ICAT is now seeking to recruit a further outstanding veterinary clinician for the July 2025 intake to complement the intake of fellows from the medical/dentistry fields.