UL medical school chief to earn €240,000 per annum

THE new head of a medical school in the University of Limerick will earn about €40,000 more than the college president.

UL medical school chief to earn €240,000 per annum
Tue, 22 Nov, 2011 - 00:00
Gordon Deegan

The salary for the head of UL’s Graduate Entry Medical School (GEMS) could top €241,000.

The salary is in line with Government-approved pay scale for a medical consultant.

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