• Coordinate and co-author updates to the Immunisation Guidelines for Ireland.
• Support NIAC's programme of work by reviewing emerging evidence relating to vaccines and immunisation.
• Assist in the development of evidence-based recommendations for healthcare professionals and policymakers.

• Conduct systematic literature searches and critical appraisal of scientific evidence.
• Analyse and interpret complex clinical and epidemiological data relating to vaccines and immunisation programmes.
• Produce high-quality evidence summaries and reports to support decision-making.

• Support responses to immunisation-related queries from healthcare professionals.
• Research and evaluate available evidence to provide accurate and evidence-based recommendations.
• Liaise with clinical experts where specialist input is required.

• Work closely with senior healthcare stakeholders, clinical experts, academic partners and government bodies.
• Represent NIAC in meetings and interactions with national and international organisations involved in immunisation policy and programme development.
• Support collaboration across healthcare, academic and public health sectors.

• Draft reports, guidance documents and consultation papers.
• Present complex scientific information in a clear and accessible format.
• Contribute to peer-reviewed publications and methodological developments.

• Minimum of 5 years' post-registration experience in hospital pharmacy, medicine information, clinical guideline development or a related area.
• Strong understanding of clinical pharmacy practice and evidence-based healthcare.
• Experience reviewing and interpreting scientific and clinical literature.
• Experience writing reports, guidance documents or technical publications.
• Knowledge of the Irish healthcare system.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Experience engaging with senior stakeholders.
• Strong project management and organisational skills.
• Knowledge of risk management and information governance principles.

• Postgraduate qualification in Clinical Pharmacy, Medicines Information, Public Health, Health Services Research or a related discipline.
• Experience conducting systematic reviews or evidence synthesis.
• Experience supporting guideline development or healthcare policy.
• Experience implementing quality assurance processes.
• Experience leading multidisciplinary projects or teams.
• Academic publication record.

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