Anaesthetic Registrar January 2026 ANREGJAN26
About the role
Before you apply
This job opportunity is open to both HSE and non-HSE applicants.
Reference
ANREGJAN26
Category
Medical and Dental
Grade
Registrar - Anaesthesia 1528
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HSE
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External
Important Information
This job is in the HSE.
Health region
HSE West and North West
County
- Mayo
Location
Mayo University Hospital
Recruiter
HSE West and North West: Donegal, Sligo, Leitrim, Roscommon, Mayo, and Galway
Contract type
- Fixed Term Wholetime
Post specific related information
Anaesthetic Registrar January 2026 rotation 6-month contract
Direct applications only. CVs are not being accepted from recruitment agencies for this campaign.
To be eligible to apply candidates must meet all below criteria:
Active IMC (Applications will not be accepted from candidates who do not have active IMC or who registration is in final stages)
All immigration permissions in place to work in Ireland
3 years’ experience in specialty of Anaesthesia
Membership exams are desirable
Irish/EU experience is desirable
OET/IELTS exam (Where applicable)
Closing date
31/10/2025 09:00:00
Proposed interview date
TBC
External link
About HSE Workplace Health & Wellbeing
The health service has a workforce of over 105,000 people who deliver care across the country, 365 days a year. As a provider of care, sometimes you need to be reminded of the importance of caring for yourself.
The Workplace Health & Wellbeing Unit was established by the HSE in 2016 and is part of the Human Resources Directorate.
The aim of the Workplace Health and Wellbeing Unit is simple, to ensure that our staff can continue to be physically and emotionally well throughout their working life.
Workplace Health & Wellbeing is tasked with ensuring the delivery of high quality staff support services which include:
Occupational Health Health & Safety Staff Engagement Health Promotion & Improvement Employee Assistance Programmes (EAP)
The Workplace Health & Well-Being Unit can be contacted by emailing hr.wellbeing@hse.ie
#HealthyWorkingLives #WorkWell
Anaesthetic Registrar January 2026 ANREGJAN26
About the role
Before you apply
This job opportunity is open to both HSE and non-HSE applicants.
Reference
ANREGJAN26
Category
Medical and Dental
Grade
Registrar - Anaesthesia 1528
Advertisement source
HSE
Advertisement Type
External
Important Information
This job is in the HSE.
Health region
HSE West and North West
County
- Mayo
Location
Mayo University Hospital
Recruiter
HSE West and North West: Donegal, Sligo, Leitrim, Roscommon, Mayo, and Galway
Contract type
- Fixed Term Wholetime
Post specific related information
Anaesthetic Registrar January 2026 rotation 6-month contract
Direct applications only. CVs are not being accepted from recruitment agencies for this campaign.
To be eligible to apply candidates must meet all below criteria:
Active IMC (Applications will not be accepted from candidates who do not have active IMC or who registration is in final stages)
All immigration permissions in place to work in Ireland
3 years’ experience in specialty of Anaesthesia
Membership exams are desirable
Irish/EU experience is desirable
OET/IELTS exam (Where applicable)
Closing date
31/10/2025 09:00:00
Proposed interview date
TBC
External link
About HSE Workplace Health & Wellbeing
The health service has a workforce of over 105,000 people who deliver care across the country, 365 days a year. As a provider of care, sometimes you need to be reminded of the importance of caring for yourself.
The Workplace Health & Wellbeing Unit was established by the HSE in 2016 and is part of the Human Resources Directorate.
The aim of the Workplace Health and Wellbeing Unit is simple, to ensure that our staff can continue to be physically and emotionally well throughout their working life.
Workplace Health & Wellbeing is tasked with ensuring the delivery of high quality staff support services which include:
Occupational Health Health & Safety Staff Engagement Health Promotion & Improvement Employee Assistance Programmes (EAP)
The Workplace Health & Well-Being Unit can be contacted by emailing hr.wellbeing@hse.ie
#HealthyWorkingLives #WorkWell