This year NIPC were delighted to launch the NIPC Fellowship Programme. The Fellowship Committee, chaired by Prof Gerard Flaherty, set up the programme which seeks to recognise individuals of high calibre who have made significant contributions to cardiovascular disease prevention, clinical activity, scholarship, research and leadership. The benefits of the Fellowship are to unite a community of individuals with a strong interest and passion in prevention, both in Ireland and abroad.
Find out more about the 2020 NIPC Fellowship Launch Here:
At the recent National Prevention Conference, the NIPC Fellowship Committee were delighted to announce the following
Honorary Fellows, Fellows and Associate Fellows:
Honorary Fellows 2020
Prof Ian Graham
Prof Lis Neubeck
Prof Emer Shelley
Prof David Wood
2020 Class of Fellows
Abdelsalam, Ben Saaud (2020) *
Conboy, Tara (2020)
Duffy, Claire (2020) *
Dunne, Denise (2020)
Finn, Yvonne (2020)
Flaherty, Gerard (2020)
Jennings, Catriona (2020)
Liew, Chee Hwui (2020) *
Martin, Liam (2020)
*denotes Associate Fellowship
Congratulations to our Honorary Fellows and to the Fellowship Class of 2020.
We hope that this award will encourage you to continue to support NIPC’s mission to “provide leadership through discovery, training and applied programmes to prevent and control cardiovascular disease for all, raise the standards of preventive cardiology practice, enhance cardiovascular health and promote healthier lifestyles, and prepare leaders to advance preventive healthcare nationally and internationally.”
Call for Fellowship Applications
The NIPC Fellowship Programme honours individuals who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to the Institute and who have made highly significant contributions to the field of preventive cardiology, either by virtue of their clinical leadership or track record in education, research and/or public policy development.
The NIPC Fellowship Committee will occasionally nominate individuals of outstanding stature within the field of preventive cardiology for the award of Honorary Fellowship as the highest academic honour which can be bestowed by the Institute.
If you would like to apply for the 2021 Fellowship Programme, please keep an eye on the NIPC website or sign up for our newsletter for details of the application opening date.
Informal enquiries can be directed to Prof Gerard Flaherty, NIPC Director of Academic Affairs and Fellowship (gerard.flaherty@nuigalway.ie)
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