Overview
NSW Health Pathology is recruiting Staff Specialists in Anatomical Pathology across multiple rural and regional laboratories in New South Wales, with permanent part-time and full-time arrangements available up to a combined 5.7 FTE.
Full job description
The role provides diagnostic, consultative, procedural and on-call Anatomical Pathology services and contributes to teaching, research, quality improvement and administration. The collective advertisement covers regional sites including Coffs Harbour, Dubbo, Orange, Tamworth, Tweed Valley and Wagga Wagga, with fractional appointments potentially negotiable.
Requirements & qualifications
Applicants must satisfy the specialist medical, professional registration, credentialing and selection requirements stated in the official NSW Health recruitment process. Candidates should review the live source for site-specific requirements and application criteria.
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Verification notes
Verified against the current NSW government job listing and corroborated by the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia listing. Reference REQ647536 and the 30 September 2026 closing date were confirmed. Repository searches by reference and normalized title returned no match before creation.
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