Senior Pathology Scientist: Histology Lead & Mentor

Queensland Government; Brisbane; On-site; AUD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salaries

12.75% superannuation

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Employee wellbeing support

Flexible leave options

Professional development

Job summary

Queensland Government seeks an experienced senior scientist in Anatomical Pathology to analyse patient specimens, supervise histology training, and provide expert scientific advice to clinicians. The role requires independent judgement and leadership to develop QC practices and participate in research collaborations within the service.

Rostered primarily on evening shifts with possible day work, the successful candidate contributes to equity, diversity and inclusion while supporting staff

Qualifications

• Proven high-level knowledge and ability to analyse patient specimens in Anatomical Pathology.
• Expertise in histology with capacity to supervise scientist training programs.
• Proven ability to provide independent scientific judgement to peers and clinicians.
• Demonstrated leadership to train and educate staff and participate in professional development.
• Ability to initiate quality and service improvements aligned with accreditation.

Responsibilities

• Lead evening roster as senior scientist with shift flexibility to day shifts as required.
• Provide expert histology guidance to peers, surgeons and clinicians.
• Develop and apply scientific practices and contribute to research with internal/external collaboration.
• Drive quality and service improvements in patient care and compliance with NATA/ISO.

Skills

Histology expertise

Leadership skills

Staff training

Scientific judgement

Quality improvement

Roster management

Clinical/peer communication

Job description

Queensland Government seeks an experienced senior scientist in Anatomical Pathology to analyse patient specimens, supervise histology training, and provide expert scientific advice to clinicians. The role requires independent judgement and leadership to develop QC practices and participate in research collaborations within the service.

Rostered primarily on evening shifts with possible day work, the successful candidate contributes to equity, diversity and inclusion while supporting staff