For the second consecutive year, RCSI has been announced as one of Ireland’s Best Places to Work 2025 by The Sunday Times Ireland, in partnership with WorkL.

This national recognition celebrates organisations across the country that excel in creating workplaces where employees feel valued, supported and empowered. The accolade highlights RCSI’s ongoing commitment to building an inclusive, purpose-driven and people-first culture.

The Sunday Times Ireland Best Places to Work 2025 list was officially published on Friday, 11 July, spotlighting top employers across all industries and company sizes. RCSI was selected following its outstanding performance in a comprehensive nationwide workplace survey conducted by WorkL.

The survey measured key indicators of workplace engagement and well-being through a rigorous framework developed by behavioural scientists, psychologists and business leaders.

Organisations were evaluated reward and Recognition; instilling pride; information sharing; empowerment; well-being, and job satisfaction.

RCSI demonstrated consistently high scores in each of these areas, affirming its position as a leading employer committed to fostering an enriching and supportive environment for all staff.

Barry Holmes, Director of Human Resources at RCSI, said: “We are honoured to be named as one of the Sunday Times Best Places to Work again in 2025. This recognition belongs to every one of our colleagues who make RCSI a place where people can grow, thrive and feel they truly belong. It is a testament to the culture of excellence and collaboration that defines how we work as we strive to fulfil our mission to educate, nurture and discover for the benefit of human health.”

Lord Mark Price, Founder of WorkL, commented: “Many congratulations to the 2025 Sunday Times Ireland Best Places to Work, powered by WorkL. The recognised organisations lead the way in employee experience and will now benefit from improved retention and recruitment for the year ahead.”