The Regional Cancer and Blood Service provides active and supportive cancer care to over two million people within Auckland and Northland, as well as specialist national services.
We see approximately 5,000 new patients each year and 46,000 patients in follow-up/or on treatment assessment appointments.
We’re a passionate and incredibly committed team made up of specialist doctors, nurses, radiation therapists, pharmacists, medical physicists, psychologists, clerical staff and social workers.
We understand the enormous impact cancer has on peoples' lives and strive to provide the utmost support for our patients and their whānau during this difficult time and ensure that our patients and their whānau get the world’s best care with the best possible outcome.
Our services comprise of Medical Oncology and Radiation Oncology, with the largest oncology unit in New Zealand. Radiation Therapy, Haematology and Haemophilia. We provide Faster Cancer Treatment service, Cancer Psychological and Social Support Initiative and our Cancer and Blood Research. As well as our Genetic Health Service, which is the Northern hub and our national Gastrointestinal Cancer Service.
