Appointed member of the Standing Northern Ireland Committee
The Standing Northern Ireland Committee (SNIC) provides advice and guidance to the Trustee Board on the issues concerning Clinical Radiologists and Clinical Oncologists specifically within Northern Ireland. It is also the means by which the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) can provide tailored support to its members in Northern Ireland.
The SNIC has four overarching purposes:
- To provide advice and guidance to the Trustee Board on issues concerning Clinical Radiologists and Clinical Oncologists specifically within Northern Ireland
- To provide a means for the RCR to provide support to its members and the specialties in Northern Ireland
- To give voice to the RCR in Northern Ireland
- To inform a four-nations’ view on College work
Each appointed member has the responsibility of ensuring that the views and concerns of the clinical oncologists or clinical radiologists in their regions are relayed to the Standing Northern Ireland Committee, which in turn feeds back to RCR.
Download the candidate pack for full details of the nomination process, requirements and the role description.
How to apply
Applicants are asked to submit a short CV and a brief statement outlining their relevant experience and interests, and how these meet the attributes listed in the candidate pack.
Please submit your application to the Governance Assistant by 5pm on Friday 6 March 2026.
Applications will be assessed by the Chair and Vice-Chair of the Standing Northern Ireland Committee.