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Douglass Hanly Moir Pathology is an established and well-respected pathology practice, offering comprehensive, high-quality pathology across NSW and north-west Victoria. Our practice is managed by doctors for doctors and our success is driven by the innate understanding that Medical Leadership facilitates the highest standards of professional and operational excellence for the doctors and patients that we serve.Applications are sought from suitable applicants for the position of Registrar in Genetic Pathology (Medical Genomics) at Douglass Hanly Moir Pathology and NSW Health Pathology (Randwick). This position will be shared between two sites: the Department of Genetics of the DHM main laboratory, Macquarie Park, and the Randwick Genetics Laboratory of NSW Health Pathology, in Randwick. These departments collectively perform a wide range of clinical genetic tests in predictive, carrier, diagnostic and pharmacogenetic contextsThis role is a full-time fixed-term 6-month position, commencing in August 2026. Terms and conditions are negotiable, and requests for part-time working arrangements and flexible start dates will be considered.Primary roles of this position may include gaining knowledge and understanding of the principles underpinning clinical genetics, the performance of laboratory genetic tests, the interpretation and reporting of test results, validation and implementation of new testing methodologies, and liaison with referring clinicians. The precise duties will depend on the experience and knowledge of the successful candidate. Supervision will be provided by genetic pathologists, along with input from senior scientific staff.Selection criteriaMBBS or equivalent, registered or eligible for registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)Completion of at least two years of residency trainingDemonstrated interest in pathology and medical genomicsDemonstrated commitment to undertake training leading to Fellowship with the RCPA in Genetic Pathology (Medical Genomics)Successful completion of the RCPA Basic Pathological Sciences examinationDemonstrated ability to work individually under supervision and within a team in a clinical environmentStrong written and verbal communication skills; motivation, enthusiasm and drive to face clinical challengesApplicationsFor further information and queries, please contact the Director of Genetics at DHM, Dr Melanie Galea, or the Deputy Director of Genetics, Dr Marina Berbic, .Applications, including your resume, should be emailed to the Human Resources Department , quoting reference (R26030) in the subject line of your email by 22 May 2026.Applicants for this position must have the appropriate working rights to work in Australia, and will be required to sign an acceptance that the Company may conduct a police check.Douglass Hanly Moir Pathology is an equal opportunity employer. #J-18808-Ljbffr