$80640 - $111360 Annually Pathology collector jobs

About the business

4Cyte Pathology is Australian owned and operated Private Pathology Laboratory

About the role

looking for experienced pathology collectors around Bentleigh and Surrounding areas.

Your primary duties will be to take blood and other specimens from patients including performing ECG's and Holter monitoring.

Skills and experience

Venepuncture experience essential with vacutainer method 

• Collection of blood and other samples from patients
• Experience in  ECG's and Holter monitors
• Processing of Pathology Specimens
• Ability to work alone and participate in the weekend roster in any of our collection centres
• Clerical duties and Process paperwork
• Own car and current drivers licence is prefered
• Ability to communicate with the team, referring Doctors and patients
• Ability to provide dedication to patient care and service delivery
• Ability to demonstrate organisation and problem solving skills
• Ability to prioritise and work under pressure
• Basic computer skills
• Comply with Work Health and Safety
• Fully Vaccinated for COVID 19 

If you are interested in taking on the challenges of this position, please click "apply" and submit your cover letter and CV 

It is a requirement that a current working with children check clearance is provided upon commencement of employment.

Please be advised that only short listed candidates will be contacted.

Only applicants with the right to work in Australia may apply

Capital Pathology is a Canberra based company committed to providing unsurpassed pathology service to doctors and the local community.

We have a position available for an enthusiastic, self-motivated person to work as part of our dedicated team providing quality customer service.

Pathology Aides – Laboratory Aides

We have several part time positions available for enthusiastic, self-motivated people to work as part of our dedicated team providing quality customer service. Organised people with good attention to detail, displays initiative and can work systematically within a team environment to complete tasks within set timeframes would suit these roles. 

The key responsibilities of these positions includes processing patient pathology samples across several departments in a timely and efficient manner. There are also a number of other key duties including general laboratory maintenance, basic troubleshooting, as well as supporting technical and scientific team members within the laboratory. These positions are available across a range of departments including Specimen Reception, Histology, Microbiology and Hematology/Clinical Chemistry.

These roles would suit individuals with an interest in pathology and contributing to helping our community in a healthcare environment. 

Capital Pathology is committed to providing a positive workplace culture and wellbeing for staff with ongoing education and training for our people and access to 24/7 nationally recognized Employee Assistance Program (EAP). 

Flexibility can be provided for the successful applicants as we have a wide range of shifts and hours including early morning, school hours, evening and weekends. Applicants must hold a current driver’s license.

Applications for the above positions to Andriana Bruce, Histology/Cytology Manager

Email: [email protected] Friday 24th May 2024

Capital Pathology is a locally based practice committed to providing unsurpassed pathology service to doctors and the Canberra community.

We have a position available for an enthusiastic, self-motivated person to work as part of our dedicated team providing quality customer service.

STOREPERSON – PART TIME

A permanent part-time position (15 hours per week) is available in our Stores Department for an enthusiastic and self-motivated person to work as part of our dedicated team providing pathology services to our community. An organised person with good attention to detail, displays initiative and can prioritise tasks within set timeframes would suit this role.

The key responsibilities of this position are:

• Form good working relationships with both internal and external customers
• Keying of stock orders and receipt of stock, stock order follow-up, stock and price discrepancies, stock level checks, stock without paperwork, stock rotation, back order checks and general housekeeping both in the store and all the external enclosures including the dangerous goods store.
• Picking and packing of stock orders and arrange dispatch to doctor’s surgeries, hospitals, nursing homes, collection centres and lab departments in a timely manner
• Delivery of stock orders to medical practices and pathology collection centres
• Maintain clean & efficient work areas

Capital Pathology is committed to providing a positive workplace culture and wellbeing for staff with ongoing education and training for our people and access to 24/7 nationally recognized Employee Assistance Program (EAP

Applications to: the Financial Controller, [email protected]

Capital Pathology 70 Kent Street, Deakin ACT 2600 by Sunday 19th May 2024

• Paid $$ per visit
• Pick up extra work on your days off/ before or after work
• Fit this in with your lifestyle & schedule

• Cert III in Pathology Collection, RN or EN
• Experience with phlebotomy 
• Have your own car and be able to travel across Cairns 
• Full and clean Drivers Licence 
• Update to date with vaccinations 
• Have a flexible approach to work and availability and be prepared to be deployed at different locations
• Ability to purchase own equipment

• Rewarding and collaborative work environment

• Opportunities for training and career development

• Central location close to public transport

• Generous salary packaging benefits

WHO WE ARE

VCS Foundation, trading as the Australian Centre for the Prevention of Cervical Cancer (ACPCC), is a not-for-profit organisation with over 50 years of expertise in prevention of cancer and infectious disease through provision of pathology services, and screening and vaccination registries. Our primary purpose is to support Australia and nations across the Indo-Pacific region to achieve the World Health Organization's global targets for the elimination of cervical cancer.

THE OPPORTUNITY

We are looking for a full-time, experienced Grade 1 Multidisciplinary Scientist for the performance of duties within the Anatomical Pathology Laboratory and Specimen Triage at VCS Pathology. Responsibilities will include but not limited to:

• Perform the daily operations of all areas of the Anatomical Pathology Laboratory and Specimen Triage.

• Assist in the supervision of new staff and professional placement students working within the areas of the laboratory and Specimen Triage.

• Perform Cytopreparation and Histology techniques.

• Receive, identify and triage all specimens delivered to VCS Pathology by mail or courier.

• Prepare samples including ThinPrep, Histology, swabs and conventional slides for laboratory processing.

• Resolve specimen queries in consultation with the Senior Scientists Team

• Identify and triage complex specimens in consultation with the Senior Scientists Team (i.e., Compass follow up, diagnostic versus routine screening, previous gynaecological cancer etc.)

• Develop, document and review of procedures for Cytopreparation and Histology Techniques.

• Develop, document and review of procedures for Specimen Triage area.

• Coordination of storage in compliance with NPAAC requirements.

• Observing safe work practices

• Monitoring of stock levels

• Operation and maintenance of equipment and completion of equipment logs

• Participation in special projects

• Participation in internal and external Quality Assurance activities.

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR

This is an exceptional opportunity for an experienced Multidisciplinary Scientist looking to build their career within a purpose-driven organisation. We are seeking a motivated and committed individual with the following qualifications and experience:

• Tertiary qualification in Medical Laboratory Science or equivalent.

• Knowledge of OH&S requirements for medical laboratories.

• Knowledge of safe handling and storage techniques for Biohazardous materials.

• Strong record keeping and computer skills including familiarity with Microsoft Word and Excel.

• Familiarity with laboratory regulatory provisions and NATA.

• Experience in laboratory procedures and techniques for the handling tissues, specimens for histology, including gross examination, embedding, sectioning, H/E staining and special staining including immunohistochemistry is desirable.

• Experience in Specimen Reception is desirable.

• Excellent organisational and problem-solving skills.

• High attention to detail.

• Strong oral and written communication skills and good telephone manner.

• Good time management skills to meet deadlines and workloads within a high-volume workload.

• Previous experience in a pathology laboratory is highly desirable.

WHAT WE ARE OFFERING

The ACPCC offers a competitive remuneration package that includes Not-for-profit salary packaging, 4 weeks of annual leave with leave loading, and opportunities for career development in a highly supportive workplace culture with a genuine passion for excellence. All offers of employment are dependent upon successful completion of the organisation’s pre-employment checks including a National Police Check, professional reference checks and confirmation of COVID-19 vaccination status.

ACPCC promotes a workplace that values Fairness, Integrity, Respect and Excellence.

HOW TO APPLY

If this opportunity sounds like the next step in your career, then we would love to hear from you. Click apply now and upload your resume and cover letter. Applications will be assessed as they are received. Applications close midnight 31 May 2024.

• Rewarding and collaborative work environment

• Opportunities for training and career development

• Central location close to public transport

• Generous salary packaging benefits

WHO WE ARE

VCS Foundation, trading as the Australian Centre for the Prevention of Cervical Cancer (ACPCC), is a not-for-profit organisation with over 50 years of expertise in prevention of cancer and infectious disease through provision of pathology services, and screening and vaccination registries. Our primary purpose is to support Australia and nations across the Indo-Pacific region to achieve the World Health Organization's global targets for the elimination of cervical cancer.

THE OPPORTUNITY

We are looking for a full-time Laboratory Technician for the performance of duties within the VCS Pathology across Specimen Triage and Molecular Microbiology laboratory. This is a hands-on role for a motivated individual. You will be working as part of a team to deliver testing as part of the National cervical Screening Program including Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and associated molecular testing. Responsibilities will include:

• Assisting in the daily operations of the Specimen Triage area and the Molecular Microbiology laboratory

• Performing general laboratory housekeeping and cleaning

• Receive, identify and triage all specimens delivered to VCS Pathology by mail or courier.

• Prepare samples including ThinPrep, Histology, swabs and conventional slides for laboratory processing.

• Scan and accession request forms and related documents on to the LIMS in preparation for clinical coding, data entry and result transfer.

• Resolve specimen queries in consultation with the Supervisor – Specimen Triage

• Identify and triage complex specimens in consultation with the Supervisor – Specimen Triage (i.e., Compass follow up, diagnostic versus routine screening, previous gynaecological cancer etc.)

• Observing safe work practices

• Storage of specimens

• Monitoring of stock levels

• Operation and maintenance of equipment and completion of equipment logs

• Participation in special projects

• Participation in internal and external Quality Assurance activities.

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR

This is an exceptional opportunity for an Laboratory Technician looking to build their career within a purpose-driven organisation. We are seeking a motivated and committed individual with the following qualifications and experience:

• Tertiary degree in Molecular Biology, Medical Laboratory Science or a related field

• Knowledge of basic laboratory processes and/or molecular biology techniques as well as medical/scientific terminology

• Intermediate computer skills including familiarity with Microsoft Word and Excel

• Good organisational, time management and problem solving skills.

• Good written and verbal communication skills

• Previous experience in a pathology laboratory is highly desirable.

WHAT WE ARE OFFERING

The ACPCC offers a competitive remuneration package that includes Not-for-profit salary packaging, 4 weeks of annual leave and leave loading, and opportunities for career development in a highly supportive workplace culture with a genuine passion for excellence. All offers of employment are dependent upon successful completion of the ACPCC's pre-employment checks including a National Police Check and professional reference checks. ACPCC promotes a workplace that values Fairness, Integrity, Respect and Excellence.

HOW TO APPLY

If this opportunity sounds like the next step in your career, then we would love to hear from you. Click apply now and upload your resume and cover letter. Applications will be assessed as they are received. Applications close midnight 31 May 2024.

Integral to the Garvan are its biobanks which contain tissue and blood samples from consented participants. The Technician is to undertake blood-processing duties to expand the collection of the biobanks.

THE OPPORTUNITY

Reporting to the Histopathology & Biospecimen Manager, the Blood Processing Technician will be responsible for processing blood samples and then preparing the samples for storage and entry of information onto a database, record keeping and the ordering of supplies and adherence to occupational health and safety guidelines. In addition to this, performing general histology duties will also be a part of the responsibilities of the incumbent. This role is 5 days on site.

Salary: $58,000 + 11% super + salary packaging

Employment Type: 1 year term contract with possibility for extension

SNAPSHOT OF BENEFITS

• Generous salary packaging to save you income tax on your wages thereby boosting your monthly take home pay (max. $15,900 general expenses + $2,650 meals/accom)
• Opportunities for on-going training and development
• Stimulating, diverse and highly international research environment
• 18 weeks paid parental leave for both parents including paid superannuation
• A range of additional leave types to meet your personal needs including cultural leave, conference leave, community service and study leave
• Discounted Health Insurance
• Lifestyle discounts with our community partners

WHAT YOU WILL DO

• The key responsibilities include:
• Processing of blood samples collected as part of the biobanks
• Strict adherence to Study Protocols
• The meticulous preparation and labelling of the blood samples
• Centrifuge handling and maintenance
• Aliquoting and snap freezing of samples
• Data entry and ensuring its accuracy onto a database
• Maintaining, auditing and implementing changes to electronic databases
• Assistance with specific projects
• Performing general histology
• All general lab duties
• Contributing to the writing of standard operating procedures and other manuals
• Record Keeping
• Assisting other Garvan facilities/labs if required
• Working closely and effectively with small teams, planning and prioritising work to meet all commitments.

ABOUT YOU

• TAFE or university degree in science, applied science, health or a health related discipline
• Excellent computer and communication skills
• Strong attention to detail with excellent data entry skills
• Ability to carry out duties under supervision and also autonomously
• Ability to work as a team member
• Understanding of good laboratory practice guidelines

ABOUT GARVAN

The Garvan Institute of Medical Research is an independent Medical Research Institute (MRI) in Sydney, delivering scientific and clinical impact on a global basis and in partnership with organisations that share our vision. We are proud to be one of Australia’s largest and most highly regarded MRI’s.

Our vision is global leadership in discoveries to impact and our enduring purpose is to impact human health, by harnessing information encoded in our genome.

We seek to see our world-class discovery research achieve life-changing impacts, not only for individual patients with rare diseases, but for the many thousands affected by complex, common disease.

Garvan promotes a diverse workplace and is committed to the principles of equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging. We are always looking for culture ‘add’, not culture ‘fit’ and are building diverse teams with great sets of complementary styles and skills to help deliver our important work effectively.

HOW TO APPLY

To apply for this position, please submit your application with a CV and cover letter as one document, stating why you are interested in this role. We are reviewing applications as they are received. If you think you’re the right person for this role, we’d love to hear how your capabilities, achievements and experience set you apart. Only applicants with full working rights in Australia are eligible to apply for this role.

At Lifeblood, our purpose is simple: to give life.

• 2 roles available
  • Permanent Full-Time position
  • Parmanant Part-time position - 60 hours a fortnight
• Varied shifts across a rotating roster - 7 days per week (Monday to Sunday)
• Working at our Donor Mobile Unit and Pop-up blood donation sites across the vibrant South Australian State, including regional, rural and local travel

Discover life-giving possibilities

Lifeblood is more than just a job or a career, it's an opportunity to be part of something that matters. As an organisation, our purpose is simple: life giving donations, for life changing outcomes. Together, we want to help you build a fulfilling career with Lifeblood.

About the role

Our Donor Mobile Units and Pop-up blood donation sites are seeking two Nursing Assistants with fantastic customer-facing experience and a genuine passion to deliver an exceptional service to our Donors. As a DSNA with the South Australian Mobile team, you will support our Donors through their donation process, while working collaboratively to achieve collection targets. The South Australian Mobile team operate mobile donor centres throughout the vibrant rural regions of South Australia, travelling regionally, rurally and locally to collect life saving blood donations.

As a travelling team, the South Australia Mobile Unit includes both Car (vehicle provided) & Airplane travel, with many of our sites requiring travel away from home for up to 5 days per week. In a 12 week period, approximately 8-10 weeks of this time will incorporate travel & accommodation away from Adelaide CBD, please note - some months incorporate more travel than others, pending demand for our life-giving products.

This position is a unique opportunity to work in a motivated operational collections team with life-giving purpose, and experience the wonderful state of South Australia and all the sights it has to offer. A day in the centre could see you:

• Greet and interview potential donors to understand their eligibility and suitability to donate

• Complete routine blood pressure and haemoglobin tests

• Set up machines, various tubing and collection bags

• Insert and remove needles safely to collect whole blood, plasma, and platelets

• Coach and guide other team members in the blood collection process

• Manage adverse donor reactions by providing instructions and physical assistance

• Monitor donors post-donation and assist them to rebook for their next donation

Our paid and flexible self-paced training program has a balance between on-the-job practice and online class schedules to ensure that you are well supported. Besides having a real passion to deliver an amazing donor experience, you'll need to be able to:

• Occasionally lift between 9-22.7kgs

• Frequently stand, walk and bend to set up and pack down machines and blood products

• Use your nursing expertise and hold a current AHPRA registration

• Be flexible to work varied shifts on a fortnightly rotating roster from Monday to Sunday

• Hold a current Australian Drivers License with no restrictions

• Be comfortable travelling/driving long distances (up to 4 hours)
• Working up to 10 hours a day

Thrive in a diverse culture that cares for your wellbeing

We're a diverse and inclusive bunch. We're proud to foster an environment where all people can come together to achieve their very best. We place our employees wellbeing at the forefront and express gratitude and care for one another. As part of the Lifeblood team, you'll have access to:

• A range of salary packaging benefits including the option to package up to $15,900 of your salary
• Ability to purchase additional annual leave
• Discounted private health cover with fantastic corporate benefit
• Discounted access to 1,430+ gyms & pools all over Australia
• Employee Assistance Program; Free, 24/7 and confidential health, safety and wellbeing support
• Discounts and benefits with selected retail outlets, department stores, attractions, travel, cinemas, restaurants eyewear and more

Excited to join us? Apply now and discover a career filled with life-changing possibilities.

Next steps

When it comes to recruitment we like to move fast, this means we progress suitable candidates through the hiring process as soon as we can. We are a 2024 Circle Back Initiative Employer and commit to respond to every applicant. You'll hear from us with an outcome after your application has been reviewed and assessed.

If you require reasonable adjustments during the recruitment process, please reach out to us.

For further details on this position, please contact Emily Armstrong on [email protected].

This vacancy is being managed directly by Lifeblood's Talent Engagement team. We won't accept candidates from external recruitment agencies on this occasion.

We have an exciting opportunity for part-time Screening Assistants to join our growing team! Please note this a part-time (0.6 FTE) position.

Nucleus Network is the only global Phase 1 clinical trial specialist with facilities in the USA and Australia, fulfilling our purpose of “advancing medicine and improving lives”, by attracting the best talent. 

Since our establishment in 2004, Nucleus Network has conducted well over 1000 Phase 1 clinical trials for biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies from the USA, Europe, Australia, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and China. 

Come and join us through this exciting journey of expansion and gain world-class experience servicing some of the most innovative biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies globally.

Key responsibilities

• Co-ordinating screening appointments
• Performing all screening and on-study/outpatient assessments
• Liaising with the Study Coordinator to organise documentation and ensure screening blood collection kits are ready for appointments
• Liaising with all relevant departments to ensure minimal wait times for participants
• Performing clinical procedures/assessments
• Conducting procedures including vital signs, ECG’s, blood collection, blood processing as well as adverse events and data collection
• Quality Control strategies
• Ensure own Learning and Development Key Performance Indicators are met and upheld

Requirements

• Can commit to rotating shifts covering Monday - Saturday, shifts ranging from 0600 – 1900
• Attained a tertiary health care or science-related degree, or have a working background in a health field (i.e. phlebotomist, health screening personnel)
• Ability to adhere to relevant documentation standards
• Outstanding time management skills and attention to detail
• Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to communicate effectively

Benefits

• Meaningful Impact - 'advancing medicine, improving lives' of people around the world
• Professional Growth Opportunities - We believe in investing in our employees' development
• Employee Recognition - Your hard work and achievements will be recognised and rewarded
• Employee Wellness Initiatives - We prioritize the health and wellbeing of our employee 

If you are interested in applying for this position, please include a CV and cover letter with your application. 

If you do not have sufficient training and experience but have a great passion or eagerness to learn about Clinical Trials, feel free to apply.

At Nucleus Network we are committed to creating a supportive and inclusive space where every individual feels they can be their full selves.  Our policy applies to all aspects of employment, including our hiring and selection process.  We are an equal opportunity employer, seeking people from all life stages, backgrounds and life perspectives. Our focus are people who embody our values of drive, teamwork, customer focus, teamwork, and excellence.

At Nucleus Network, we recognize our responsibility to ensure the safety of our staff, participants, and visitors. As such, Nucleus Network requires all employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19 and other preventable diseases. Vaccination evidence must be provided before the commencement date.

For further information about Nucleus Network, please go to www.nucleusnetwork.com.au