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We are looking for a passionate individual from our membership to join our Communications and Engagement Committee as a Newsletter Editor.
This is a great opportunity for an enthusiastic colleague to help promote the BSGM’s work and shape how we communicate with our members, sharing updates, insights and stories that matter to us all.
Please find the job description here
To express your interest, please send an email to membership@bsgm.org.uk with a short CV and cover letter. The application deadline is the 28th July 2025.
I am happy to discuss informally with anyone interested in the role and would like more information. Please email me at evangelia.karampetsou@gosh.nhs.uk.
Best wishes,
Eva
Evangelia Karampetsou PhD FRCPath
Chair of the BSGM Communications and Engagement Committee
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Email: membership@bsgm.org.uk
The National Bioinformatics Director will provide leadership and bioinformatics subject matter expertise while working with key stakeholders to ensure the successful implementation and delivery of The National Strategy for Accelerating Genetic and Genomic Medicine in Ireland and as a member of Ireland's Health Service Executive, National Genetics and Genomics Office leadership team. The National Genetics and Genomics Office (NGGO) is charged with driving the implementation of the National Strategy for Accelerating Genetic and Genomic Medicine in Ireland (Genomics Strategy). A Five-Year Plan (2025-2029) has been developed under the following key areas of focus: o Coordinating a national approach to genetics and genomics o Ensuring Patient and Public involvement and partnerships o Building the genetics and genomics workforce for the future o Enhancing genetics and genomics clinical services o Strengthening infrastructure to drive advances in genetics and genomics. The NGGO is under the direction of the Health Service Executive’s Chief Clinical Officer and reports on progress implementing the Genomics Strategy to an Implementation Steering Group. As there is considerable cross-over between the work of the NGGO and HSE Clinical Programmes, the NGGO works closely with the HSE’s National Cancer Control Programme, the National Women & Infants Health Programme, the National Rare Diseases Office, Laboratory Services Reform Programme and with clinical specialty leads. The NGGO participates in international and national groups including 1+ MG and the national mirror group, Genomic Data Infrastructure Ireland and Genome of Ireland projects. The NGGO also works closely with the Department of Health’s Research Policy and Innovation Unit. The NGGO team of Clinical, Clinical Laboratory and Bioinformatics directors, Programme Manager and staff is led by an Assistant National Director reporting to the HSE’s Chief Clinical Officer. https://about.hse.ie/jobs/job-search/national-bioinformatics-director-nrs14823/
Catherine Harvey
Email: catherine.harvey1@hse.ie
Website: https://about.hse.ie/jobs/job-search/national-bioinformatics-director-nrs14823/
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