Julianna O'Halloran

I trained as a radiographer at University College Dublin and I was offered a job a Mater Misericordiae University Hospital upon graduation. During my time here I had opportunities to develop my skill base to include nuclear medicine, train and run cardiac catheter laboratory and train in ultrasound. Relocating to Cork facilitated further opportunities to broaden my skill base.

In more recent years I had to worked supporting children with special needs. This experience enabled me to learn transferable skills to use when scanning paediatric patients.

Waitress, Cafe Viva and Bar, Palmerston North.

Market Researcher, The Herb Farm, NZ. Product to market compliance and distribution to Ireland.

Special Needs Assistant, Hokowhitu Kindergarten, Palmerston North.

Volunteer Fundraiser, St.Gabriel's Hospice, Ireland. 

Olive Fleming Memorial Medal 1995. Awarded by University College Dublin to the best practical student in the graduating year. Voted for by the staff form university teaching hospitals.

• St.John's ambulance Level 2 first aid certificate, NZ.
• Hanan More than Words program, Ministry of Education, NZ
• Modelling language for children with language impairment, West Limerick Children's Sevices, Ireland.

Sailing, national level podium finishes. 

• Sailing
• Walking
• Yoga

Noreen Corkery,

Superintendent Radiographer,

Cork University Hospital Group, 

Cork, Ireland

Noreen.Corkery@hse.ie

Contact: +353 (0) 21 492 2000  or +353 (0) 87 241 8770 

Annie Poulton,

Sonographer,

Danneveirke Community Hospital,

Dannevirke, 4930.

annie.poulton@thg.org.nz 

Contact: 06 3745691