Senior Anatomical Pathologist: GI, Melanoma & Molecular

The Royal Melbourne Hospital; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

The Royal Melbourne Hospital – Parkville VIC invites applications for a 12-month Fractional/Fixed-term Specialist Anatomical Pathologist in the Peter Mac Pathology laboratory.

The role involves subspecialty reporting in upper GI pathology, melanoma and molecular pathology, with responsibility for surgical pathology, biopsy, resection, frozen section and cytology and participation in multidisciplinary meetings.

Qualifications

• Specialist registration in pathology with AHPRA or eligibility for registration.
• MBBS or equivalent.
• FRCPA in Anatomical Pathology or eligibility for Fellowship.
• Subspecialty training/experience in upper GI pathology, melanoma and/or molecular pathology.
• Commitment to Public Pathology Victoria's values and compassionate, patient-centred care.
• Desirable: research capability and experience teaching and supervising registrars.
• Values-based organisation with career diversity and professional advancement, including mentorship and leadership programs.
• Comprehensive health and wellbeing programs including Employee Assistance Program and staff support services.

Responsibilities

• Provide subspecialty reporting and expert advice in upper GI pathology, melanoma and molecular pathology.
• Report surgical pathology, biopsy, resection, frozen section and cytology specimens to agreed turnaround times.
• Participate in multidisciplinary meetings and provide expert pathology advice to clinical teams.
• Supervise and teach pathology registrars.

Skills

AHPRA Specialist Registration

FRCPA in Anatomical Pathology

GI pathology subspecialty

Melanoma pathology

Molecular pathology

Teaching/mentoring registrars

Education

MBBS or equivalent

Fellowship FRCPA

Job description

The Royal Melbourne Hospital – Parkville VIC invites applications for a 12-month Fractional/Fixed-term Specialist Anatomical Pathologist in the Peter Mac Pathology laboratory.

The role involves subspecialty reporting in upper GI pathology, melanoma and molecular pathology, with responsibility for surgical pathology, biopsy, resection, frozen section and cytology and participation in multidisciplinary meetings.