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Departmental Staff.

Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 19 January 2010

Tuesday, 19 January 2010

Questions (261, 262)

George Lee

Question:

319 Deputy George Lee asked the Minister for Health and Children if she will provide a list of all job titles of employees employed by her Department in 2008; the jobs that are front-line staff; the jobs that are administrative; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [48273/09]

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George Lee

Question:

320 Deputy George Lee asked the Minister for Health and Children if she will provide a list of all job titles of employees employed by her Department in 1997; the jobs that are front-line staff; the jobs that are administrative; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [48289/09]

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Written answers

I propose to take Questions Nos. 319 and 320 together.

The grade titles of employees serving in the Department of Health and Children at end December 1997 and end December 2008 are detailed in the table below.

The function of civil servants employed in my Department is to provide support to myself and the Government by:

advising on the strategic development of the health system including policy and legislation;

supporting their parliamentary, statutory and international functions;

evaluating the performance of the health and social services; and

working with other sectors to enhance people's health and well-being.

As such all staff employed in my Department could be considered to have administrative roles and functions, e.g. social workers in the Adoption Board. However, a number of these staff would deal directly with the public on a professional level.

Grade Titles Serving in the Department of Health and Children

31st December 1997

31st December 2008

Secretary General

Secretary General

Assistant Secretary

Assistant Secretary

Director

Director

Principal Officer

Principal Officer

Assistant Principal

Assistant Principal

Administrative Officer

Administrative Officer

Higher Executive Officer

Higher Executive Officer

Higher Executive Officer Systems Analyst

Executive Officer

Executive Officer

Staff Officer

Staff Officer

Clerical Officer

Clerical Officer

Clerical Officer Typist

Head Services Officer

Head Services Officer

Services Officer

Services Officer

Head Porter (Industrial Grade)

Head Porter (Industrial Grade)

Porter (Industrial Grade)

Porter (Industrial Grade)

Night Porter (Industrial Grade)

Personal Assistant (Ministerial)

Personal Assistant (Ministerial)

Personal Secretary (Ministerial)

Personal Secretary (Ministerial)

Special Advisor (Ministerial)

Civilian Driver (Minister of State)

Civilian Driver (Minister of State)

Chief Medical Officer

Chief Medical Officer

Deputy Chief Medical Officer

Deputy Chief Medical Officer

Legal Advisor

Legal Advisor

Advisory Counsel Grade III PPC

Professional Accountant

Professional Accountant Grade 1

Senior Statistician

Statistician

Statistician

Pharmacist Health

Librarian

Therapy Advisor

Chief Pharmacist

Appeals Officer Long Stay Charges

Pharmacist

Office of Minister for Children and Youth Affairs Head of Communications

Office of Minister for Children and Youth Affairs Research Officer

Survey Officer Nursing Services

Senior Welfare Officer

Senior Welfare Officer

Welfare Officer

Welfare Officer

Probation and Welfare Officer

Social Work Advisor

Social Worker

Chief Environmental Health Officer

Chief Environmental Health Officer

Chief Nursing Advisor*

Nursing Advisor

Nursing Advisor*

Youth Health Promotion Officer

Palliative Care Advisor*

Dental Advisor*

Chief Architectural Advisor

Deputy Chief Architectural Advisor

Architectural Advisor

Principal Engineering Advisor

Engineering Advisor

Principal Quantity Surveyor

Quantity Surveyor

*On secondment to the Department of Health and Children.

A list of all grades in the public health service, together with the numbers employed (for the years 1997 to 2008), and a copy of the relevant salary scale was provided to the Deputy in September 2009 in response to Question 30539/09.

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