2026 Immunopathology Registrar

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About Pathology Unit
Monash Immunopathology is a specialised area of Pathology that focuses on diagnostics components to aid in the diagnosis, monitoring and management of immune-related diseases, including autoimmune diseases across a broad number of other specialties, immunodeficiencies, allergy and haematological malignancy. The laboratory has two main sections, autoimmune serology and flow cytometry, encompassing immunodeficiency and malignant flow.
The Department of Immunopathology is based at Monash Medical Centre in Clayton. The laboratory covers a wide array of in-house and send-away tests that service a wide range of specialties including clinical immunology, haematology, rheumatology, gastroenterology, neurology and endocrinology. Within Monash Health, there are five laboratories including Immunochemistry services within Chemical Pathology.
About the Role
The successful applicant will report to the Unit Head of Immunology Laboratory, other immunopathologists and trained in the following:
Selection of laboratory investigations and analytical techniques, including evaluation and interpretation of data and limitations of testing
Validation of laboratory results, reporting of flow cytometry, reading of immunofluorescence assay slides, evaluation of new tests and review protocols and policies
Clinical liaison: provision of advice to clinicians on selection and interpretation of laboratory tests, liaison regarding critical results, preparation of materials for clinical review
The applicant will also be expected to participate in:
Staff education and laboratory operational meetings
Research and development projects
Continued self-learning activities
About You
To ensure your success in this role you will bring the following demonstrated skills, experience and knowledge:
A medical qualification (MBBS or equivalent) with current registration the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (APRHA)
A current Victorian Working with Children Check Employee (WWCC)
Previous experience in Chemical Pathology is desirable
Referee Request
As part of your application, please complete the referee request form at least twice (preferably three times) to ensure we receive a minimum of two references.
Once you submit the form, an automated request will be sent to each referee. You will receive an email notification when a referee has submitted their reference.
Please note that it is your responsibility to ensure your referees complete their submissions before the application deadline. Reference responses will be considered as part of your application.
For a confidential discussion, please contact A/Prof Samar Ojaimi - Unit Head, Immunology Laboratory on (03) .
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How to Apply
Applications are accepted via the Monash Health online EHub system. For information including how to apply and probity check requirements, please click here for the 'Application Guide'
Applications will be screened upon receipt and selection activity may commence prior to the closing date.
Applications close September 3rd, 2025.