Central Adelaide Local Health Network

Statewide – SA Pathology

• Salary: MDP2 - $89,253.00- $144,291.00p.a. + Superannuation & Salary Sacrifice Benefits
• Adelaide SA, 5000
• Multiple Full Time, Contracted Roles up to 4 Feb 2027

About the role

SA Pathology is offering an exciting opportunity for a Registrar to enter or continue their journey within the Immunopathology training program, ultimately leading to Fellowship of the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia (FRCPA). In this role, you will work closely under expert supervision, contributing to the delivery of diagnostic services and expanding your clinical insight in a dynamic, team-focused environment. You'll play an active part in improving patient outcomes while gaining invaluable experience in a highly specialised area of medicine.

Your training will encompass undergraduate and postgraduate medical education, fostering your growth through teaching opportunities, clinico-pathological review of cases, and independent study. You will also be encouraged to contribute to research initiatives aimed at advancing immunopathological understanding. This is an exceptional opportunity for a driven medical practitioner to build specialist knowledge while shaping the future of diagnostic medicine through learning, leadership and innovation.

About You

You’re a dedicated medical professional with a strong foundation in clinical medicine and a passion for advancing expertise in immunopathology. Your qualifications and experience position you to thrive in a collaborative, research-focused training environment.

• Hold a Bachelor of Medicine; Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) or equivalent, and are registered with the Medical Board of Australia with General Registration.

• Have completed RACP Basic Physician Training (BPT) and are eligible to enrol in RACP/RCPA Advanced Training in Adult or Paediatric Clinical Immunology and Immunopathology.

• Demonstrate prior experience in Clinical Medicine, supported by sound knowledge of General Medicine or General Paediatrics.

• Excel in communication and teamwork, contributing effectively to multidisciplinary environments and delivering high-quality patient care.

About us

Statewide Clinical Support Services (SCSS) is a unique public healthcare organisation that serves health consumers and provides specialist clinical services to the health system in South Australia. SCSS encompasses BreastScreen SA, SA Dental, SA Medical Imaging, SA Pathology, and SA Pharmacy. Come and work with us to improve the health and well-being of South Australians, across all age groups and at any time of their life or health need.

What we offer

• Attractive salary packaging available
• Strong community minded culture and values providing world class care to South Australians
• Opportunity for movement across the SA Health system: There are always opportunities for you to develop your skills and your career at one of our many metropolitan or regional sites

Diversity and inclusion:

Statewide supports and fosters a culture in which employees feel they belong and feel safe at work. The culture aims to encourage all people to use their talents and to be valued and rewarded for their contributions.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants are encouraged to apply. 

Application Information:

• Please refer to the role description for essential educational/vocational qualifications that may be required.
• Appointment will be subject to a satisfactory Criminal History Check and compliant Immunisation screening as indicated in the role description.
• SA Health Services are required to implement the Addressing vaccine preventable disease: Occupational assessment, screening and vaccination policy in the workplace.

Please note that unsolicited applications from recruitment agencies or third parties will not be accepted for this position. 

Job ref: 911338

Enquiries to:

Phillippa Pucar

Telephone: 08 82223501

Email: phillippa.pucar@sa.gov.au

Application Closing Date

11:55 pm Friday 8th August 2025

Attachments

 Immunopathology Registrar Role Description - 911338.pdf

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