Specialist(s) NSW Health Pathology

Job title: Staff Specialist - Anatomical Pathology - NSW Various Locations

Type of position: Specialist(s)

Location Country: NSW - Australia

Company name: NSW Health Pathology

Discipline: Anatomical Pathology

Job reference number: REQ598738

NSW Health Pathology is coordinating a State-wide joint recruitment process for all of our Staff Specialist vacancies in the specialty of Anatomical Pathology. Candidates will only need to apply once to be considered for all of the vacancies listed below.

There are 13.3 FTE Staff Specialist vacancies advertised as part of this State-wide process. All of the positions are Permanent.

*Positions advertised as part of this process may be Full Time or Part Time. Where a Full Time position is advertised, appointments on a fractional basis may be negotiated between the candidates, Clinical Directors and Directors of Operations.

We are currently recruiting to the vacancies below but there will be more opportunities arising in NSW Health Pathology in the future. We intend to create an Eligibility List as part of this recruitment process. Candidates who are placed on the Eligibility List can be contacted for future vacancies as they arise.

Below are the NSW Health Pathology Labs with vacancies as part of this recruitment. If you are interested in discussing the opportunity at any of these sites in particular, please contact the relevant person below.

REGIONAL:

• 1. For COFFS HARBOUR, contact Dr Tony Dill at tony.dill@health.nsw.gov.au

About Anatomical Pathology in NSWHP

NSW Health Pathology is the largest Anatomical Pathology public service provider in Australia, employing over 160 Anatomical Pathologists across the State.

Our team of Anatomical Pathology Staff Specialists work at laboratories at public hospitals providing high quality diagnostic, consultative and on-call specialty services for public hospital patients and those at some private hospitals and GP practices.

We provide a full range of integrated comprehensive Histopathology and Cytopathology services including Immunohistochemistry and Molecular Pathology, as well as a statewide non-coronial autopsy service.

Our expert team of pathologists provide second opinions, actively participate in multidisciplinary team meetings, teach Anatomical Pathology trainees and medical students, have affiliations or conjoint appointments with universities and are world-renowned researchers.

Many of our Anatomical Pathologists are internationally recognised in their area of expertise having edited or authored chapters in the definitive World Health Organisation classifications of tumours.

Click this link to visit our Careers page for Anatomical Pathologists.

Employment in Rural and Regional Labs

Employment with NSW Health in Rural and Regional areas is rewarding and well-supported. You will play an crucial role in a dedicated team, where the impact of your work will be directly felt within the community. Working in smaller laboratory settings offers the opportunity to develop your skills more rapidly, gain hands-on experience, and advance your career in a supportive and collaborative environment.

Find out more about additional support available for working in Rural and Regional NSW through this link.

All applications must be supported by responses to the Selection Criteria and submitted via the eCredential system. Click the URL below for more information.

Contact Name: Please contact the Clinical Director(s) for each location you are interested in

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The RCPA is the leading organisation representing Pathologists and Senior Scientists in Australasia.

Its mission is to train and support pathologists and senior scientists and to improve the use of pathology testing to achieve better healthcare.

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