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Tracey Riley bids farewell to pathology after 34 years

12th July, 2024

John Hunter Pathology’s Tracey Riley has called time on her career in NSW Health Pathology after 34 years as a Technical Officer with the Chemistry ...

When science meets the performing arts

10th July, 2024

Twenty of our senior scientific staff have attended a special workshop aimed at helping them to elevate their presentation skills and communicate more...

Forensic DNA Robotics to boost NSW crime fighting capabilities

9th July, 2024

A $4 million NSW Government investment in new robotics technology will mean faster DNA testing to help police solve crime. State-of-the-art Forensic ...

Travelling somewhere tropical these holidays? Here’s what you need to know about dengue fever

4th July, 2024

If you’re looking to escape the Australian winter for your next holiday, don’t forget where there’s warmth, there will also be mosquitoes. ...

Mighty effort by microbiology to cut waste at Concord

2nd July, 2024

The crew at NSW Health Pathology’s microbiology laboratory at Concord Hospital have been punching above their weight when it comes to sustainability...

Retirement beckons for Wagga Wagga’s Sheena Hatfield after more than 46 years of caring for the community.

19th June, 2024

Medical Laboratory Technician at NSW Health Pathology’s Wagga Wagga Laboratory, Sheena Hatfield, reflects on her career which began in 1978. In the...

Pride of Workmanship Award for Nepean mortuary technician

17th June, 2024

Dave Humphries has worked as a mortuary technician for 10 of his 30 years with NSW Health. His skills and dedication have not gone unnoticed! He was ...

King’s Birthday Honour for Newcastle Anatomical Pathologist

10th June, 2024

Associate Professor Jim Scurry has been appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in this year’s King’s Birthday Honours list, for signifi...

Welcome to our newest trainees!

7th June, 2024

This week NSW Health Pathology welcomed a special group of 21 trainees – the first ever intake targeting marginalised and disadvantaged groups. The...