About the Institute

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Working at the Institute of Eye Surgery is an incredibly rewarding experience for medical professionals within the ophthalmic field.

As Ireland’s only fully comprehensive sub-speciality service, we pride ourselves on creating an innovative and progressive practice for professionals.

We focus on excellence in clinical outcomes in everything we do. We are actively involved in clinical trials and invest heavily in the most advanced diagnostics and technological equipment.

Working at the Institute means you have an excellent opportunity for career progression in a fast-paced and dynamic environment that strives for a healthy work-life balance.

Current Vacancies: 

Clinical Floor Manager (Kildare & Westmeath)
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Clinical Floor Manager (Westmeath & Kildare)
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Clinical Floor Manager – Waterford
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Area Manager – Kildare & Westmeath
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Area Manager – Cork & Waterford
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Optometrist – Waterford
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Training and Development Specialist – Waterford
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Senior Accountant – Waterford
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Clinical Trainer – Kildare
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Trainee Ophthalmic Technician Administrator – Multiple Locations
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IT Coordinator – Kildare
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Trainee Medical Administrator – Waterford
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Working at IoES

“The Institute of Eye Surgery is a really great place to work. Everyone – from the top down – is genuinely focused on delivering the best care possible to our patients, which means leadership is really supportive and encouraging in motivating us to succeed.”

Laura Flynn

Administration Manager

“What I like most about working at the Institute of Eye Surgery is the focus on innovation. Its really a place where you know you have access to the very best equipment and the latest research and techniques in eye care. As a specialist, that is very exciting.”

Jasna Pavicic Astalos

Consultant Ophthalmologist

“I love the fact that we really get to know our patients at the Institute of Eye Surgery. You can really build a relationship over many months and years with patients who need ongoing care so they can continue to use their eyes.”

Laura Tynan

AMD Nurse Specialist