Jim Treacy
About Jim Treacy
Jim Treacy is a Senior Training and Development Specialist at Boston Scientific in County Galway, Ireland, with extensive experience in training roles at various companies.
Current Role at Boston Scientific
Jim Treacy has been serving as a Senior Training and Development Specialist at Boston Scientific since 2017. Located in County Galway, Ireland, his role involves spearheading the company's training initiatives and development programs. He is responsible for designing, implementing, and evaluating training programs to enhance employee skills and performance.
Previous Experience at Creganna Medical
Prior to his current role, Jim Treacy worked at Creganna Medical as a Senior Training Specialist from 2011 to 2017. During his six-year tenure in County Galway, Ireland, he played a crucial role in advancing the training frameworks and developing comprehensive training modules to meet the company's strategic goals.
Early Career at Abbott Diagnostics
Jim began his specialization in training at Abbott Diagnostics, where he worked as a Training Specialist from 2006 to 2011. Over five years, he gained extensive experience in the field, contributing to the development and delivery of effective training programs aimed at enhancing employee skill sets and operational efficiencies.
Other Professional Roles
Before delving into training and development, Jim Treacy held various other roles. From 2005 to 2006, he worked as a Client Services Engineer at Software Dimensions in Dublin, Ireland, focusing on client support and service quality. Prior to that, he served as a Customer Support Professional at Sitel from 2002 to 2005 and worked as a Claims Advisor at Hibernian from 2000 to 2001, both in Dublin.
Educational Background
Jim Treacy has a diverse educational background. He completed a Diploma in Training & Education from NUI Galway. Additionally, he holds a Bachelor of Business Studies and a Post Graduate Diploma in Computing from Athlone Institute of Technology. He also attended St Jarlaths College Tuam.