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St James's Hospital is an acute public hospital in Dublin's south inner city that delivers treatment, diagnosis, health promotion and preventative services. Its services cover emergency medicine, cancer care, X-ray and scanning, laboratory services, medicine for the elderly, and surgery, anaesthesia and critical care, across a wide range of medical and surgical specialties.

The hospital is Ireland's largest acute academic teaching hospital, with Trinity College Dublin as its academic partner. It is one of eight adult designated national cancer centres in Ireland and, with Trinity College Dublin, operates the Trinity St James's Cancer Institute, which received OECI accreditation in 2019. The campus also hosts several national centres, including Trinity's Health Sciences Building and the St Luke's Radiation Oncology Network.

The hospital's stated plans include the future opening of the National Children's Hospital, Phase 2 of the St Luke's Radiation Centre, and the transfer of the Coombe Women and Infants University Hospital to the campus. Job vacancies are advertised in categories including nursing and patient care, consultants, NCHD (non-consultant hospital doctor) posts, allied health, management and general support staff.

Product: Acute hospital services including emergency care, cancer care, diagnostic imaging, laboratory services and surgery.