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Anatomical Pathologists are medical specialists with at least 12 years of training who examine organs, tissues and cells to diagnose specific diseases including cancer.
A Multidisciplinary Medical Laboratory Scientist is a qualified health professional who holds a degree relevant to pathology from an accredited university, and has typically completed 3 to 4 years of full-time study.
Medical Laboratory Scientists specialising in Cytology are qualified health professionals who have a Bachelor degree with subjects relevant to pathology and a Certificate of Cytotechnology of the Australian Society of Cytology (CTASC).
Genomic medical laboratory scientists analyse patient samples using specialised equipment and advanced techniques to detect and interpret genomic data, including markers for haematological malignancies, cancer, rare genetic disorders, chromosomal abnormalities, and pathogens.
