Prof. Power graduated in 1991 from University College Dublin and trained at Mater Misericordiae University Hospital in Dublin (MMUH), ultimately specialising in Geriatric Medicine. Subsequently Prof. Power trained at the John Radcliffe Hospital and Radcliffe Infirmary in Oxford and he was awarded his MD from University College Dublin in 2002.

His special interests include dementia, health service planning and medical ethics. Prof. Power is a Consultant Geriatrician at the Mater in Dublin.

Prof O’Sullivan is a Consultant Anaesthesiologist at St James Hospital Dublin, Ireland where she specializes in airway management and runs an airway fellowship. Clinically she has developed a worldwide reputation in airway management with a substantial portfolio of research.She has been involved in the Difficult Airway Society (DAS) since it’s foundation and is PAST PRESIDENT of DAS and was more recently appointed the DAS Professor of Anaesthesia.

She has been involved in the College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland for many years and served as President from 2011 to 2014. She is immediate past chair of the Forum of Irish Post Graduate Training Bodies. Prof O’Sullivan is presently an elected member of Council of the Royal College of Anaesthetists UK and chairs their Global Partnership Committee.

Gozie Offiah is currently a Senior Lecturer in the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and the National Clinical Lead for Intern Training in the Medical Intern Unit, Health Service Executive. She has experience in both undergraduate and postgraduate health professions education and training. She is involved in strategy and policy implementation with the Medical Council of Ireland (MCI) and the National Doctors Training and Planning, HSE.

She graduated from University College Dublin with a BSc in Chemistry and subsequently achieved a MB, BCh, BAO (NUI), LRCP/SI honours degree from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. Following her undergraduate degree, she trained in surgery and also obtained a MD doctorate in Surgery from RCSI. With an increasing interest in medical education, she completed and was awarded a Master’s in medical education in 2008 at Queen’s University Belfast.

With over 10 years’ experience as a health professions educator, Gozie’s areas of teaching interest include curriculum design and delivery and faculty development. Her research interests include simulation training and patient safety, exploring constructed identities and professional identity formation in the healthcare workplace.

Eoin McAtamney is Director of International Business & Managing Director of Ashfield Healthcare Ireland. Eoin holds a BA Hons from National University of Ireland, Maynooth, an MBA from Dublin City University, Diploma in Digital Marketing, as well as a Diploma in Health Economics from University College Dublin.

Since starting his career in the pharmaceutical industry, Eoin has progressed through various sales, marketing and leadership roles. In his current role Eoin manages commercial & clinical partnerships between Ashfield and multinational pharmaceutical companies which span North America, Europe and APAC. Eoin has also served 2 terms as President of the Pharmaceutical Managers Institute of Ireland (PMI) and currently sits on Board of Directors

Margaret is also the Business Unit Head for Rare Metabolic Diseases and Haematology in Takeda in Ireland since 2019, having previous held Franchise Head positions in Genetic Diseases, Internal Medicine and Neuroscience in Shire. Margaret has over twenty years experience in the pharmaceutical industry, working in the UK and Ireland in a variety of roles in sales, learning & development, marketing, market access and team leadership. Outside of work Margaret has chaired her local Owner’s Management Company and has volunteed for Inspiring the Future where she speaks to primary school children about future careers within pharma. She enjoys spending time with her husband and teenage daughter and son and loves to travel.

I am a Consultant Otolaryngologist Head and Neck Surgeon with Clinical Governance for the ENT Urgent Care Department at the RVEEH and the National Clinical Lead for ENT Education in Primary Care. I am an elected member of the RCSI Council since 2016.

As a clinician, I am committed to advocating on behalf of my patients locally and nationally for timely access to safe and effective healthcare. As a surgeon educator and assessor with RCSI and TCD, I am passionate about showcasing surgery as a sustainable career choice to medical students and to supporting surgeons in training through robust mentoring programmes. I am proud to be returning again this year as a Judge with the IHCA for 2020.