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Irish Society of Urology
The Irish Society of Urology was founded in 1956 to promote the speciality of Urology and its related medical sciences in Ireland, and to encourage and promote urological training and scientific research.
The Society is advisory to the Irish Department of Health and JCHST concerning urological training and manpower issues. The society is a member of the IBU, EAU and UEMS.
The 2013 Irish Society of Urology Annual Meeting will take place on Friday 20th & Saturday 21st September 2013 in the Ritz-Carlton, Powerscourt Co. Wicklow.
ISU COUNCIL
| President: | Mr. David Quinlan, St Vincents Hospital, Dublin |
| Vice-President: | Mr. John Thornhill, AMNCH, Tallaght, Dublin |
| Treasurer: | Mr. Hugh Flood, Mid-Western Regional Hospital, Limerick |
| Honorary Secretary: | Mr. Gordon Smyth, Beaumont Hospital, Dublin |
Membership
Registration to the Annual Meeting includes Membership subscription for the year.
Full membershipA person is eligible to become a member of the Irish Society of Urology provided he/she is on the Specialist Register for Urology and is practising as a consultant urologist in Ireland. Members can attend the AGM and vote and are eligible to be an officer of the Society provided they are in good standing.
Associate Membership
A person may become an associate member of the Irish Society of Urology provided he/she maintains an active interest in Irish urological affairs or participates in urological services including, but not exclusively, radiology, pathology and research.
Overseas Membership
Overseas Membership is available to those who are practicing as urologists outside Ireland and who wish to retain an interest in Irish urology. He/she may attend the AGM but not vote.
Junior Membership
This category is open to all trainees in urology in Ireland. This will include registrars in numbered posts as well as Specialist Registrars. It is recommended that all registrars become corresponding members. A representative of this group can attend the AGM but cannot vote.
Senior Membership
Retired consultants can be formally elected to become senior members upon their retirement. Senior Members are welcome to attend the AGM but not vote.
Contact:
IRISH SOCIETY OF UROLOGY
Communications & Events Department
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
123 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2
E-mail: communications@rcsi.ie
Tel: +353 1 402 8662 Fax: +353 1 402 2458
Urological Links
TTMed Urology www.ttmed.com/urology
A free-access medical education platform in Urology used by specialist physicians, general practioners, nurses and students to stay abreast of the latest advances in the Urology field.
British Association of Urological Surgeons (BAUS)
American Urological Association (AUA)
European Urological Association (EUA)
Royal College of Surgeons of England (RCSEng.)
Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh (RCSEd.)
Joint Committee of Higher Surgical Training (JCHST)
Intercollegiate Speciality Board
Adelaide and Meath Hospital incorporating The National Children's Hospital
St Vincents University Hospital
Limerick Regional Hospital
University College Hospital Galway