Australia's largest integrated cancer care network across 50+ centres
Icon Group operates a vertically integrated cancer care network spanning medical oncology, radiation oncology, haematology, pharmacy compounding, and clinical research across Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and the UK. The tech stack reflects a healthcare organisation mid-transition: Epic Systems for patient records, ARIA and CyberKnife/Gamma Knife for radiation planning, plus Microsoft enterprise tools (Dynamics 365, Power BI, Teams). Hiring is accelerating across healthcare roles (85 open positions), with mid-level clinical and operational staff representing the bulk of recruitment — consistent with the stated challenge of staffing shortages and the operational focus on service innovation and continuous improvement.
Notable leadership hires: Lead Pharmacist, Commercial Lead
Icon Group is Australia's largest integrated provider of cancer care, with over 3,500 team members, a network of more than 350 doctors, 50+ cancer centres, six compounding facilities, and operational support across 70+ pharmacies. The organisation delivers end-to-end cancer services — from diagnosis through medical and radiation oncology to pharmacy compounding and clinical trials — across Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and the United Kingdom. Founded in 2015, the group is scaling to address rising demand and geographic expansion while maintaining accreditation standards and operational efficiency across high-volume clinical environments.
Icon Group runs Epic Systems for patient records management, ARIA for radiation oncology planning, and CyberKnife/Gamma Knife systems for radiosurgery. They also use Power BI for analytics and Dynamics 365 for enterprise operations.
Current projects include clinical trials, release of oncology products and sterile compounded medications, innovative care model implementation, service innovation, continuous improvement initiatives (5S), and pharmacy partnership strengthening across their cancer centre network.
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