Jack Eustace Lecture

The Jack Eustace Lecture is named after Dr Jack Eustace, a pioneer of occupational medicine in Ireland, and one of the founding members in 1972 of a group of Irish 'company doctors' with a dedicated interest in occupational medicine known as the Eustaceans.

The tradition of the Jack Eustace Lecture continues as an annual event, with hosting duties rotating each year between the Faculty of Occupational Medicine, the Occupational Hygiene Society of Ireland, the Irish Society of Occupational Medicine, the Occupational Health Nurses Association of Ireland, and the Irish Society of Toxicology.