Cardiovascular Education & Partnerships Lead

Mater Private Network; Dublin; On-site; EUR 75,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension

Annual bonus

Benefits package

Job summary

Mater Private Network’s CVRI Dublin is seeking an Education Lead to own and grow CVRI Dublin’s education portfolio. You will convert opportunities into sustainable revenue, develop MedTech-sponsored programmes, secure sponsorship for the Dublin Heart Summit and other events, and coordinate fellowship programmes across Dublin and Cork.

The role focuses on developing education offerings, building direct CVRI Dublin programmes, and expanding activity with clinicians, researchers and industry

Qualifications

• Five years of experience in education programme management.
• Experience securing sponsorship or grant income.
• Experience developing externally funded programmes.
• Ability to manage multiple stakeholders and complex projects.
• Strong commercial awareness and relationship management.

Responsibilities

• Validate the identified opportunity pipeline and agree an annual education plan and budget.
• Convert priority MedTech discussions into funded programmes.
• Strengthen sponsorship for established events and establish a clear delivery plan for new CVRI Dublin offerings.
• Lead the design, launch and management of a prioritised portfolio of education programmes.
• Coordinate partnerships with industry and academic institutions to support accreditation and growth.

Skills

Commercial awareness

Stakeholder management

Communication skills

Project management

Education

Degree in Healthcare, Life Sciences, Business, Education or related discipline

Job description

Mater Private Network’s CVRI Dublin is seeking an Education Lead to own and grow CVRI Dublin’s education portfolio. You will convert opportunities into sustainable revenue, develop MedTech-sponsored programmes, secure sponsorship for the Dublin Heart Summit and other events, and coordinate fellowship programmes across Dublin and Cork.

The role focuses on developing education offerings, building direct CVRI Dublin programmes, and expanding activity with clinicians, researchers and industry