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National Cancer Registry Ireland

Sector
Health Care
Location:
Cork
Established in
1991
Employees
49
Website
             

About us

The National Cancer Registry Ireland (NCRI) is a publicly appointed body established by the Minister for Health in 1991, to collect and classify information on all cancer cases which occur in Ireland. Cancer registration in the Republic of Ireland by the NCRI is population-based. The NCRI is funded by the Department of Health.

The information the NCRI collects is used in research into the causes of cancer, in education and information campaigns, and in the planning of the national cancer strategy to deliver the best cancer care to the whole population.

The NCRI regularly publishes reports on cancer incidence and survival and, more periodically, on prevalence and projections and has developed a diverse portfolio of research projects, many of which involve external collaboration.

NCRI’s functions are as follows:

• To identify, collect, classify, record, store and analyse information relating to the incidence and prevalence of cancer and related tumours in Ireland;

• To collect, classify, record and store information in relation to each newly diagnosed individual cancer patient and in relation to each tumour which occurs;

• To promote and facilitate the use of the data thus collected in approved research and in the planning and management of services;

• To publish an annual report based on the activities of the Registry;

• To furnish advice, information and assistance in relation to any aspect of such service to the Minister.


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What defines us

We believe in working collaboratively within the health system, and doing the best job we can with a sense of enthusiasm, respect and trust. We could never deliver on the high quality, accurate, and informative cancer data that we provide without our valued employees, the driving force behind our organisation!


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What inspires us

We strive to inspire our employees through a number of initiatives: 

Health & Wellbeing  

Employee Benefits 

Diversity & Inclusion 

Training and Development

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Word from the top

We are delighted to be recognised among the Great Places to Work. This external validation is a big milestone for us as we continue to improve our employee experience. The accreditation is an endorsement of all our staff and affirms we are on the right track as we move the organization forward. 

Professor Deirdre Murray
NCRI, Director
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Career and jobs

Our great workplace

As an employer, the National Cancer Registry aims to attract and retain talented people by taking care of our employees' well-being and security. We offer a large range of employee benefits as well as running an employee well-being programme which is supported by the organization’s management team. This programme ensuring employees are encouraged to embrace the concepts of well-being and are supported across all areas of wellness including mental health, physical activity, diet and nutrition.

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Contact
Linda King
HR Manager

Tel: 021 431 8014
Email: l.king@ncri.ie
01 678 8438
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