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The Annual Dr Sarah Fitzgibbon Lecture will be delivered in 2025 by the inimitable Professor Suzanne Crowe.
Join us on Friday 19th September at 19:30 at the Albert Lecture Theatre in RCSI, St Stephen’s Green, Dublin. The Lecture will be followed by a drinks and canapé reception.
Prof Crowe is the current President of the Irish Medical Council, as well as being Consultant in Paediatric Intensive Care and Anaesthesiology at Children’s Health Ireland.
She is a strong voice for healthcare improvement, reducing health inequities and supporting underserved communities.
She is the Chair of the National Screening Advisory Committee, and director and trustee of Cheshire Ireland, LGBT Ireland and The Down Syndrome Centre.
We are grateful to Prof Deborah McNamara, President of RCSI, for her support in hosting this Lecture.
We are also delighted to have received generous support from the Irish Medical Organisation and Medical Protection Society, which has allowed us to offer this event free to our members.
The Annual Dr Sarah Fitzgibbon Lecture will be delivered in 2025 by the inimitable Professor Suzanne Crowe.
Join us on Friday 19th September at 19:30 at the Albert Lecture Theatre in RCSI, St Stephen’s Green, Dublin. The Lecture will be followed by a drinks and canapé reception.
Prof Crowe is the current President of the Irish Medical Council, as well as being Consultant in Paediatric Intensive Care and Anaesthesiology at Children’s Health Ireland.
She is a strong voice for healthcare improvement, reducing health inequities and supporting underserved communities.
She is the Chair of the National Screening Advisory Committee, and director and trustee of Cheshire Ireland, LGBT Ireland and The Down Syndrome Centre.
We are grateful to Prof Deborah McNamara, President of RCSI, for her support in hosting this Lecture.
We are also delighted to have received generous support from the Irish Medical Organisation and Medical Protection Society, which has allowed us to offer this event free to our members.