DrSean Paul Teeling

University Teaching Excellence Award 2021/22. This award is the University’s highest recognition for UCD faculty and staff in a teaching role awarded for sustained commitment to teaching excellence and student learning at UCD.

One of 15 participants in the 2023 programme. The "THRIVE - Leadership in Research" Programme is a joint initiative between UCD People and Organisation Development and UCD Research in consultation with our training partner 64 Million Artists. This important programme contributes to the development of our UCD Faculty members at the Lecturer/Assistant Professor and Associate Professor levels and supports the delivery of UCD’s strategic plans.

College of Health and Agricultural Sciences, Teaching Excellent Award

Special Advisor for Person-Centred Innovation and Process Improvement

Vice chair

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Collaborate with and deliver lectures in the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital placements on the 'Lean Leadership Programme' run by the Irish Medtech Association. This is reflected in the Slainte Care (2017) healthcare report, which commended the Lean Academy for this healthcare/industry collaboration.The Irish Medtech Association is a business sector within IBEC that represents the Medical Technology sector and is a proactive membership organisation with over 180 members located throughout Ireland. It works directly with government and policy makers nationally and internationally, to shape business conditions and drive economic growth. Led by a board of 18 industry leaders, and facilitated by a dedicated professional executive staff, working groups, forums and task forces are the primary enablers of the Irish Medtech Association strategy.

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Member and Lecturer

Se�n Paul was the Project Lead on the joint entry from the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital and UCD School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health Systems for the Irish Health Care Awards (IHCA) on November 5th 2015, which saw the Mater Lean Academy win the prestigious Sustainable Healthcare Project Award. The category had the highest number of entries, with over 20 hospitals and groups competing, and the Lean Academy won outright against stiff competition. The Academy was commended for its partnership with the IEHG and for its suite of UCD Lean healthcare programmes.

Ministerial appointee - Advisory Committee for Medical Devices

One of 2 recipients of the annual Surgical scholarship organised by the Florence Nightingale Committee and supported by Ethicon. Scholarship placements in the Royal Infirmary in Glasgow, working in their Operating Theatres.