PERSONAL DETAILS (STEP 1)

PERSONAL DETAILS
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COURSE INFORMATION
EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION
MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
All students graduating in any given year will automatically move to ANNUAL (one payment) First Year Post Qualify membership in March of the following year (regardless of when they joined or when they paid the last student fee). To pay your fee in monthly instalments, the member must contact the Office Administrator before 1st March.

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IASW Team

Danielle-McGoldrick

Danielle McGoldrick

Office Manager

Danielle started working as the Office Manager of the IASW in November 2008. Danielle manages the company Finances, is the Company Secretary and is the Line Manager to the Office Administrator. She is responsible for the financial management of the company and assists with making important company decisions.

Danielle also provides administrative support to the Board of Directors, and keeps the office operations running smoothly.

Danielle has a diploma in Events Management and has over 20 years’ experience working in Administration, with over 10 of those years working in the Community and Not-for-profit sector. 

Sarah-McDonnell

Sarah McDonnell 

Office Administrator

Sarah started working as the Office Administrator of the IASW in March 2021. Sarah looks after many of the back office duties that help with the smooth running of the association; welcoming new members, keeping the website updated, ensuring our members are kept up to date with IASW related news amongst many other activities.

Prior to joining the IASW, She was working for an International Educational Exchange NGO as a Project Manager.

Sarah has a Higher National Diploma in Media and Communications and has over 10 years experience working with Customers and Clients. 

Clíona-Murphy

Clíona Murphy

Continuing Professional Development Coordinator

Clíona took up post as Continuing Professional Development Coordinator in 2013 and developed the role to respond to the CPD needs of the profession by working with Council, Board, IASW members & other key stakeholders.

Clíona sees the IASW as a space where professional development is facilitated, supported, and nurtured and where social work is strengthened and celebrated, showcasing the positive impact and contribution of the social work profession to social change at all levels of society.

Prior to joining the IASW, she worked in the public and NGO sector as a social worker, researcher, evaluator, management committee member and policy development officer.