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Fo more Information please contact Nursing Personnel
Tel: 01 803 2434 , email: nursing personnel@mater.ie
Introduction:
The Mater Hospital,
which is situated approximately 1/2 mile from the city centre, was
founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1861. Since 1861, the hospital
has expanded considerably and now has 500 beds and 900 nursing staff.
It is a university teaching hospital providing acute and tertiary
specialist services.
The Mater Hospital
is the main voluntary general hospital serving the northside of
Dublin. The population of its catchment area is approximately 170,000.
It is the national centre for cardiac surgery and spinal injuries
and is the major accident and emergency hospital serving Dublin's
inner city.
Other specialities
include Ophthalmology, Nephrology, Infectious Diseases, Psychiatry,
E.N.T, Dermatology, Rheumatology and Endocrinology. In addition
to medical and nursing training, it has significant teaching and
research commitments in association with the largest University
in Ireland, University College Dublin. These teaching and research
commitments range from diagnostic radiology, oncology, cardiology,
and other clinical specialities to healthcare informatics.
To view our
on-line booklet on Nursing in the Mater Hospital
CLICK HERE
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