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    Council Elections 2017   Dear Fellow,   In accordance with the Standing Orders of the Council of the College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland three vacancies arise on Council this year.   All Fellows of the College, In Good Standing, of not less than three academic years duration on the date fixed for the election, are eligible for election to the Council.   The election to fill the vacancies thus occurring will be conducted electronically with close of electronic balloting on Friday 21st April…

CAI Prize in Ethics & Professionalism Presenters; Dr Michelle O’Mahony, Dr Barry Lyons(Professionalism Workshop Coordinator), Dr Aoife Lavelle, Dr Imran Azher, Dr Tom Wall, Dr Sheila Duggan, Dr Ruth Vaughan.         Professionalism in Practice Workshop Dr Barry Lyons and Dr Michelle O’Mahony, CAI Prize Winner in Ethics & Professionalism       Dr Sinead McCarthy, Dr Aíne O’Carroll, Dr Darren Mullane       Dr Barry Lyons with Workshop speaker; Dr Camillus Power, Prof Freddie Wood, Dr Kevin Carson, President CAI, Prof…

    Recruitment to Specialist Anaesthesiology Training July 2017 is now open.   Please follow this link for complete details https://anaesthesia.ie/index.php/training Applications close on 13th January 2017      

Prof Donal Buggy, CAI, Professional Development Committee Chairman, Core Topic Day Speaker Dr Mohammad Faheem, Dr Gareth Morrison, Dr Kevin Carson President CAI, Dr Siobhan Grimes, Dr John McDonnell, Dr Matthew Coghlan       Dr Barry Ward, Dr Pat Doherty     Dr Enda Shanahan, Dr Victoria McMullen         Dr Siobhan Grimes, Dr Ciara McGarry, Dr Sheila Duggan       Dr Mohammad Faheem, Dr Muhammad Quraishi, Dr Ahmed Aglan       Dr Irene Leonard, Prof Donal Buggy, Dr Ann…

  The College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland win the Education & Training Award at The IMSTA Awards 2016           Dr. Crina Burlacu, Director of Simulation Training, and Louise Kelly, CAST Centre  Manager, receiving their award for Educational/ Training User Programme Award from Justin Carty  IMSTA and Mary Jacob Dean RCSI Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery  

 Dr Kevin Carson President CAI, Dr Patrick Doherty and Congress Speakers Dr Martina Healy, Dr Andrew Davidson Congress Speaker, Dr Kevin McCarthy     Congress Speakers Dr Leo Kevin, Prof PJ Devereaux and CAI Education Professional Development Committee Chairman Prof Donal Buggy     Dr Jeremy Smith (Congress Speaker), Dr Joe Lee, Dr John Cudmore, Dr Theresa O’Connor     Regional Anaesthesia Session Speakers Dr Colin McCarthney, Dr Rafa Blanco, Dr Harry Frizelle (Chairman) & Dr John McDonnell       Dr Hari Gopal, Dr…

   To view the May 2016 edition of the CAT Newletter please click here          

   Concert or Practitioner Health Matters Programme    LOOKING AFTER YOUR WELLBEING IN CONFIDENCE The Practitioner Health Matters Programme (PHMP) was launched in September 2015. It is a strictly confidential service which provides support and appropriate medical care for health professionals in Ireland who may be experiencing mental health difficulties or who may have an alcohol or substance misuse problem. Doctors, Dentists and Pharmacists can find it difficult to declare they have a problem and often delay in seeking help resulting in problems being more severe and entrenched…

Mr David O’Donovan Fannin Healthcare, Ms Niamh McGowan, Fannin Healthcare, Dr Osman Ahmed Delaney Medal Competition Runner Up, Dr Martina Melvin Audit Competition Winner, Dr Caroline Larkin Winner Delaney Medal Competition, Dr Kevin Carson President CAI, Mr Kevin O’Halloran Fannin Healthcare, Prof Donal Buggy, Education Professional Development Committee Chairman CAI, Prof Ellen O’Sullivan NCPA.   Congratulations to Dr Caroline Larkin winner of this year’s Delaney Medal Competition and Dr Osman Ahmed who won the runner up prize. Also to Dr Martina Melvin who won the…

                                      4th Annual Medical Student Essay Competition   “The application of technology in Anaesthetic practice in the 21st century”   The College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland invite you to submit an essay on the topic of ‘The application of technology in Anaesthetic practice in the 21st century’.  The competition is open to all students in their clinical years. The essay is limited to 1500 – 2000 words…