The School is pleased to announce the promotion of 20 adjunct clinical faculty within the UCD Medicine Clinical Pathway scheme. Among the successful applicants were 13 who were promoted to the rank of UCD Associate Clinical Professor and a further 7 who were promoted to UCD Clinical Professor.
UCD Clinical Professor
UCD Associate Clinical Professor
First-time applications and re-appointment applications under the Clinical Pathway and other University adjunct schemes also continued to be made throughout the academic year, reflecting our efforts to streamline this appointment process.
We congratulation these adjunct clinical faculty staff on their promotion and thank them and their colleagues for their continued generous contributions to our academic programmes.
Adjunct Appointments to Date
These appointments and promotions bring the School’s current adjunct faculty including clinical, non-clinical adjunct, visiting academic and emeritus staff to just under 1,000 individuals.
Adjunct Appointment Type & Academic Rank |
Number |
UCD Full Clinical Professor | 35 |
UCD Clinical Professor | 98 |
UCD Associate Clinical Professor | 287 |
UCD Assistant Clinical Professor | 462 |
UCD Visiting Full Professor | 11 |
UCD Visiting Professor | 5 |
UCD Visiting Associate Professor | 7 |
UCD Visiting Assistant Professor | 1 |
UCD Visiting Senior Research Fellow | 2 |
UCD Visiting Research Fellow | 7 |
UCD Adjunct Professor (Non-Clinical) | 7 |
UCD Adjunct Associate Professor (Non-Clinical) | 5 |
UCD Adjunct Assistant Professor (Non-Clinical) | 4 |
UCD Adjunct Research Fellow | 30 |
Total | 961 |
About the Scheme
First introduced in 2008, the UCD Medicine Clinical Pathway is designed to recognise those clinical staff who contribute strongly to our academic programmes despite having no formal academic staff appointment. Appointments include hospital consultants, general medical practitioners, senior radiographers and advance paramedics who support clinical training within our undergraduate medicine, radiography and emergency medicine programmes as well as who lead or contribute to postgraduate education and/or research.
Applications
The scheme will re-open for promotion applications from October – December 2024. These applications will undergo a three-stage review (two internal, one external) during January – May 2025 and are expected to report out in June 2025. In addition to meaningful engagement in our teaching and/or research programmes, the School also requires promotion applicants to maintain an active academic profile on the University’s research information management system. Further details will be posted here.
First-time and re-appointment applications are welcomed at any stage throughout the academic year.
These applications are typically approved within 5-6 weeks of receipt of application.
The School would like to thank all our clinical faculty for their continued generous contributions to our academic programmes.