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Midwife
Siobhan Canny "We also attend to Caesarean deliveries and assist the mothers and fathers with the immediate care of the new born"
Anaesthetist
Dr Jan Steiner "I believe that it would be very helpful for every doctor to work as a nurse or nursing aid, at some stage in their career."
Ambulance/Paramedic
Keith Hayes "The role of a paramedic is very demanding and it is challenging to ensure the patient receives the best level of care"
Pharmacist
Rachel Berry "I enjoy the fact that there is a lot of patient contact and that we have the opportunity to make a real difference to people's lives"
Speech and Language
Lisa Kelly "I spend four mornings a week in a local primary school where there are two language units"
Clinical Nurse Manager 2
Ejiro O'Hare Stratton "the person coming into the job would need to be patient, able to negotiate and work under pressure, as well as work on their own initiative"
Social Worker
Mary Ita Heffernan "Our main aim is to maintain a child in the care of its parents and all supports and interventions are given in an effort to achieve this"
Care Assistant
Lydia Peppard "I could be on the wards assessing staff performance or assessing the practical skills of those staff doing their FETAC Level 5 training"
Recruitment Manager
Frank Morrison "Work within the HSE is usually very challenging and tends to keep you on your toes. You won't get bored"
