RCSI (Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland)'s Official Alumni RU-vid channel.
Founded in 1784, RCSI's mission is to develop healthcare leaders who make a difference worldwide. RCSI is a not-for-profit health sciences organisation which focuses on education and research to drive positive change in all areas of human health worldwide. RCSI is headquartered in Dublin and is a recognised College of the National University of Ireland. RCSI provides extensive education and training in the healthcare professions at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.
Lovely Season's Greetings from RCSI, especially with Dr O' Brien! Happy Holidays and a Merry Xmas to all! Corrie Manjoo '82 and Jas '80 and Ariel Sandhu 2015.
Certainly a lot of new developments since I left RCSI in 1981. I recall the exam hall having really great fireplaces to keep us warm ! And the old library in the old college building...Great to see giant strides in expansion of the RCSI!
Amazing work👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻.. Triage project is an amazing initiative to scope and provide help to those who needs it. I hope it gets the recognition it deserves.
Great presentation and Congratulations on your altruistic service to mankind. Keep up the momentum and all will benefit from your efforts, including the poverty stricken and the disabled. Bravo 👏🏼
RCSI's promises made? Promises kept. Could never have done what I do now without my time at RCSI, and the support and community of my classmates. Fair winds to all of you, wherever the currents have carried you!!
Massively proud of you Stephen, and so inspired by you. As someone who also made a career change in her 30s and is currently trying to carve out a niche for myself doing what I love, you give me hope! So happy to see you recognised publicly for your passion, drive and creativity.
GREAT! Wonderful reminiscent of RCSI seeing Prof Moira still looking so young ,though not so bubbly. Very nostalgic recalling Dr Legg, Prof Rooney and Prof Irvine not forgetting good old Mr White. Congrrats and regards to ALL. Faizal Khan class 1972.
