St James's Hospital Dublin

St James’s Hospital is of profound national importance as Ireland’s largest acute academic teaching hospital, delivering a comprehensive range of healthcare services at local, regional and national levels. Located in Dublin’s south inner city, it is a cornerstone of the country’s healthcare system, offering acute, emergency, specialist and residential care across a wide spectrum of medical and surgical specialities.
We are home to the Trinity St James’s Cancer Institute (TSJCI), Ireland’s first and only Comprehensive Cancer Centre, accredited by the Organisation of European Cancer Institutes (OECI) in 2025. This prestigious designation places TSJCI among Europe’s leading cancer centres and recognises the excellence of our multidisciplinary teams, the integration of research and clinical practice, and our commitment to world‑class, patient‑centred cancer care.
Our campus brings together clinical care, education and research, hosting national centres, Trinity’s Health Sciences schools, St Luke’s Radiation Oncology Network and a leading clinical research facility. As the campus continues to evolve, including the co‑location of the National Children’s Hospital and the future relocation of the Coombe Women and Infants University Hospital, our ambition is clear: to be a leading academic health science campus nationally and internationally, improving health outcomes through collaboration, innovation and integrated care.
As a vital part of the Dublin 8 community, the hospital is uniquely positioned to drive urban renewal, while also leading in sustainability, having completed the largest energy retrofit of any Irish hospital.
Recently ranked among the top 80 places to work in Ireland, we are committed to fostering a supportive, inclusive workplace where people can grow, collaborate and deliver outstanding care. Through clinical excellence, innovation, education and research, the hospital continues to shape the future of Irish healthcare, for patients, communities and staff.