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• Dr Fintan SheerinHead of School of Nursing & Midwifery/ Associate Professor in Intellectual Disability Nursing Dr. Fintan Sheerin leads the School and its five nursing disciplines and midwifery. He is responsible for the overall strategic development, leadership and running of the School. Fintan is also a member of the intellectual disability nursing teaching team. His research and activity focuses on human rights, mental wellbeing and marginalisation.
• Dr Damien BrennanDirector of Undergraduate/ Assistant Professor Damien ’s teaching and research are focused on the sociology of health and illness, contexts of care provision, mental health, and intellectual disability.
• Professor Imelda CoyneHead of Discipline (Children’s Nursing)/ Professor in Children ’s Nursing
• Dr Gobnait ByrneDirector of TCPHI & IPH/Assistant Professor in General Nursing My research and teaching interests include health promotion, health of migrant communities, community and critical care nursing.
• Dr Louise DalyHead of Discipline - General Nursing/ Assistant Professor Louise’s role involves leadership and oversight of academic, research and professional interests relating to general nursing within the School. Her own teaching and research interests include care of the older adult, dementia care and healthcare ethics.
• Dr Carmel DoyleHead of Discipline (Intellectual Disability Nursing)/ Assistant Professor Carmel is responsible for providing leadership, direction and recommendations for the academic, research and professional development of Intellectual Disability Nursing within the School of Nursing & Midwifery
• Dr Louise GallagherDirector of Midwifery Programmes and Head of Discipline of Midwifery/Assistant Professor in Midwifery Louise is an academic and researcher with a diverse portfolio of research interests in midwifery and womens health. She teaches and supervises across the undergraduate and postgraduate midwifery programmes.
• Dr Mary HughesDirector of Postgraduate Teaching & Learning/ Associate Professor in Children’s Nursing Mary is an Associate Professor and researcher, with expertise in Health and Wellbeing in Chronic Childhood Illness; adolescent health, asthma, and development of mobile health technology.
• Sylvia Huntley-MooreDirector of Staff Education and Development/ Associate Professor Sylvias primary responsibilities: promoting good practice and innovation in teaching, learning, assessment and curriculum design and managing the School’s system for evaluation of teaching, modules and programmes
• Dr Michael NashHead of Discipline (Mental Health)/ Assistant Professor Mental Health Nursing Teaching and research interests include physical health and wellbeing in severe mental illness, clinical risk assessment and management, models of community mental hea lthcare, social inclusion and mental illness and continuing education and training needs for nurses.
• Dr Sharon O’ DonnellDirector of Research/Assistant Professor in Critical Care Nursing Sharon has strong clinical, teaching and research expertise in Critical Care Nursing, with a particular emphasis on Acute Coronary Syndrome
• Frank ORourkeSchool Manager Frank leads the support team in the School. His responsibilities include strategic, financial and HR management. He advises the Head of School and School Executive on all key strategic and governance decisions. Frank has an MSc in Education and Training Management.
• Professor Amanda PhelanDirector of Global Relations/Professor in Ageing & Community Nursing Amanda is Postgraduate Course Co-Ordinator on Dementia and Community Health programmes.