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A HEALTHCARE TECHNOLOGY company, based in Dublin, has announced the creation of up to 80 new jobs over the course of 2014.
Sláinte Healthcare said today the new roles will be in addition to the 40 jobs it has already created in Ireland to date. The jobs will be created in software engineering, testing, business analysis, client administration, finance and marketing.
The company provides software to drive efficiencies and reduce costs in hospitals and healthcare organisations by enabling them to move to paperless systems. With headquarters in Sandyford in Dublin, the Company currently employs over 90 people across its offices in Ireland, the Middle East, Australia and the UK.
Sláinte was a participant in the Health Innovation Hub and today ministers Richard Bruton and James Reilly announced a seconf call for projects to take part in the initiative.
“Through this hub, healthcare companies can gain access to the health system to trial their products and services, honing and improving them in response to real-life demands,” Bruton explained. “The health system, in turn, benefits by gaining access to cutting edge products and services to solve real problems it faces.”
“We are determined to press on with the development of this project as part of our overall plan to support Irish enterprises and create the jobs we need,” he added.
More jobs :)
Them is an odious pair of hands
My joints would be both tender & swollen if my hands were the same size as those in the screen grab of the software developed by this company.
I’ll go now.
Yes those giant hands will kill us all! :-)
80 new jobs ! give ‘em a big hand , oh the’ve already got some!
Sounds like a roller coaster.
That’s life… take the good news when it comes.
In related news, syntax company Tautology Repetitions is also joining the ill-considered corporate name game…
They won’t sell many of those hands to Ireland’s pickpocket community, that’d be their worst nightmare. Could be popular with cricketers and goalkeepers though.
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