Bio
Dr. Cusack is a dual qualified anaesthesiologist and intensive care specialist from Ireland. Originally from Cork, she studied medicine in University College Cork and got an intercalated BMedSci in Physiology from the University of Edinburgh. She is currently finishing her PhD with Trinity College Dublin, which focusses on the microcirculation in sepsis. Having worked in the busiest hospitals in Ireland, she wants to bring back overseas expertise to Ireland and mingle with like-minded physicians to enhance her clinical acumen.
Affiliations
- College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland
- Trinity College Dublin
- Clinical Fellow, UHN-SHS, Interdepartmental Division of Critical Care Medicine, University of Toronto
Honours and Awards
- 2021 Awarded Trinity PhD Student Scholarship, Trinity College Dublin
- 2020 Fellowship, College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland
- 2017 Membership, College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland
- 2017 Trainee of the Year Medal, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital
- 2008 Scholarship to University College Cork
- 2007 ATCL (Hons) Performance
Significant Publications
- Microcirculation Properties of 20% Albumin in Sepsis; a Randomised Controlled Trial R Cusack, B Cantan, A Garduno, A Rodriguez Oviedo, E Connolly, G Zilahi, J Coakley, I Martin-Loeches Journal of Critical Care Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=5021... or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn...;
- Endothelial damage and the microcirculation in critical illness R Cusack, M Leone, AH Rodriguez, I Martin-Loeches Biomedicines 10 (12), 3150
- Endothelial dysfunction triggers acute respiratory distress syndrome in patients with sepsis: a narrative review R Cusack, LD Bos, P Povoa, I Martin-Loeches Frontiers in Medicine 10, 1203827
- Effects of fluids on the sublingual microcirculation in sepsis R Cusack, S O’Neill, I Martin-Loeches Journal of Clinical Medicine 11 (24), 7277