Genetic Pathologist | Fixed Termat Health New Zealand - Te Whatu Ora Waitaha Canterbury -

Genetic Pathologist (SMO) | Christchurch | Fixed

• term 18months, Full TimeShape the future of genomic and genetic pathology inAotearoa New Zealand
• while enjoying the lifestyle only Waitaha Canterbury canoffer.Join a nationally connected, future-focused GeneticPathology service delivering specialist diagnostic expertise across the healthsystem.Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is grounded in Te Tiriti oWaitangi and committed to building a health system that serves all NewZealanders with equity and excellence.About the RoleAs a Genetic Pathologist (Senior Medical Officer) at CanterburyHealth Laboratories (www.chl.co.nz), youwill play a critical role in the diagnostic interpretation and reporting ofgenetic and genomic testing to support patient care across the health system.Based at Christchurch Hospital campus, the South Island'slargest tertiary centre, you will work closely with our scientific andtechnical team and consult with specialist clinical teams across the campus andnationally.

• evaluating whole genome sequencing and comprehensive genomicprofiling of cancer in the NZ public health system.

• Waitaha Canterbury and works in close partnership withregional laboratories, clinical services, and national clinical networks.

Weoffer an extensive portfolio of tests for a wide range of clinical applicationsincluding single gene and mitochondrial disorders, pre-implantation geneticdiagnosis and molecular oncology/haematology.

• from the Southern Alps and Canterbury plains to beaches andvineyards.About YouTo be successful in this role, you will bring:Vocational registration (or eligibility) with the Medical Council of New Zealand in Genetic Pathology or another relevant pathology scope with recognised subspecialty expertise in genetic / molecular pathologyFellowship of the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia (FRCPA) or equivalentDemonstrated expertise in genetic, genomic, and/or molecular pathology diagnosticsStrong analytical and interpretative skills with a commitment to quality and patient safetyA collaborative approach to multidisciplinary working and service developmentInterest in teaching, research, or innovation in genomic medicine (desirable)Applications from newly qualified fellows are warmlyencouraged, with professional development and subspecialty support available.Applicants must be eligible for vocational registration withthe Medical Council of New Zealand.Working at Health New ZealandAt Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora, we are committed todelivering equitable, person-centred care.Ko ngā tāngata, te mātua mahi
• Putting people at theheart of all we do.We welcome applications from all backgrounds, includingMāori, Pacific, disabled, and rainbow communities.We offer:Flexible working arrangements where possibleOngoing professional development and academic partnershipsThe opportunity to work in a progressive genomic pathology service within a supportive tertiary environmentHow to ApplyTo apply, please click Apply Now and join a teamshaping the future of genetic and genomic pathology in Aotearoa New Zealand.For more information, contact: Amy Walker
• RecruitmentSpecialist | Amy.Walker@tewhatuora.govt.nzApplications will be reviewed as received, and suitablecandidates may be progressed prior to the closing date.