Anatomical Pathology QA & Compliance Specialist

Queensland Health; Brisbane; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Career development

Flexible work culture

Generous leave entitlements

Job summary

Queensland Health in Brisbane is seeking an Anatomical Pathology Quality Scientist to support a broad range of quality assurance and quality management activities within the Anatomical Pathology Division of the Central Laboratory. You will provide expert guidance to staff and clients on technical quality matters and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives.

The role focuses on applying advanced scientific judgement to QA/QC, maintaining accreditation standards, and collaborating with the

Responsibilities

• Adhere to service quality standards, health and safety policies to ensure high quality, safe services.
• Apply advanced scientific judgement to manage external QA and QC and report to staff meetings.
• Facilitate QA/QC operations following accredited protocols and standards.
• Review divisional practices and liaise with supervisory staff regarding problem solving of aberrant results and implementation of changes to ensure quality outcomes.
• Provide succinct advice to supervisors and staff regarding prompt and precise delivery of quality assurance activities.
• Participate in PQ Quality Coordinators group and relevant meetings.
• Collaborate with Statewide AP Coordinator and laboratory staff to develop a committed team and communicate with external clients as an expert source of technical information.

Job description

Queensland Health in Brisbane is seeking an Anatomical Pathology Quality Scientist to support a broad range of quality assurance and quality management activities within the Anatomical Pathology Division of the Central Laboratory. You will provide expert guidance to staff and clients on technical quality matters and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives.

The role focuses on applying advanced scientific judgement to QA/QC, maintaining accreditation standards, and collaborating with the