Faculty of Public Health Medicine

Nominees should be actively engaged as Trainers on the HST training programme for PHM, though not necessarily with a trainee in place at point of nomination, and in good standing for purposes of both CPD and as either Member/Fellow of the Faculty.

Nominators (proposer and seconder) can be either Specialist Registrars SpRs in current training or within 12 months of completion of CSCST, current active trainers or other Members/Fellows with relevant experience of FPHMI training programme or service to the Faculty.

Nominations open 01 September - 11 December 2024, and the award will be included in the May 2025 conferring ceremony.

You can submit your nomination using this form.

An adjudication panel of not less than three members will consider the application form which includes:

a) a short statement/paragraph of up to 500 words as to why the nominee possesses a track record appropriate to the award.
b) evidence of active participation in activities associated with the training programme; and
c) a short 2-page CV outlining career summary to date, achievements and publication record.

This is in line with other FPHMI nomination procedures.

The application period for the Dr Emer Feely Trainer Excellence Award opens in September and closes in December.

Eligible candidates are those who have submitted an abstract by the deadline set for the Faculty of Public Health Medicine Winter Scientific Meeting and present their abstract during the meeting.

The recipient of the Kevin Kelleher Medal is chosen by the Chair of the Meetings Committee, along with a panel of four judges.

The award is open to eminent individuals who have made significant and outstanding contributions to the field of Public Health.

Nominations can be submitted by Trainees, Members, Fellows, and Board Members of the Faculty of Public Health Medicine.

Nominations open 01 September - 11 December 2024, and the award will be included in the May 2025 conferring ceremony.

You can submit your nomination using this form.

The final decision on the award recipient is made by the Dean and the Faculty Board, based on the nominations and supporting evidence submitted.

The application period for the Outstanding Service to Public Health Award for 2024/2025 opens in September 2024 and closes in December 2024.

If a candidate performs to the highest standard in the exams the Valentine Barry Perpetual Trophy may be awarded every two years by the Board of the Faculty on the recommendation of the Convenor of Examinations.

The award will be for the candidate who has performed best among all candidates sitting Part III Oral Examination of Professional Competence during each two-year period. 

Eligible candidates are those who have submitted an abstract by the deadline set for the Faculty of Public Health Medicine Summer Scientific Meeting and present their abstract during the meeting.

The recipient of the Zachary Johnson Medal is chosen by the Chair of the Meetings Committee, along with a panel of four judges.