Medical Laboratory Scientist jobs in Queensland

The role:
In this role, you will leverage your scientific expertise and laboratory experience to design, develop, and implement business processes, workflows, and protocols that support the effective operation of laboratory information systems within Pathology Queensland and Forensic and Scientific Services. You will play a key role in triaging and analysing change requests, assessing clinical and workflow impacts, and prioritising solutions to meet operational needs.

Using your independent judgement, you will identify and mitigate scientific and clinical risks, collaborate with stakeholders to design and test system configurations, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.

Additionally, you will foster strong relationships with clinical and operational stakeholders, develop clear documentation to guide system configuration, and actively contribute to the continuous improvement of laboratory and clinical practices. Through ongoing professional development and engagement with stakeholders and vendors, you will maintain and enhance your knowledge of pathology and laboratory practices to deliver high-quality, impactful outcomes.

Is this opportunity for you?

This role will be system testing for the Laboratory Information System and will not be actively doing clinical work within the Laboratory.
Comprehensive understanding of the technical, scientific, instrumental, and clinical aspects of pathology laboratory operations, information technology and the provision of state-wide pathology services.
High-level knowledge of scientific or laboratory practice and their integration with laboratory information systems.
Demonstrated knowledge, expertise, and skill in information technology, including software development, programming and configuration.
Experience in the analysing scientific, technical or organisational problems and developing effective system-based solutions.
Proven ability to troubleshoot and resolve day-to-day scientific and information technology issues in a pathology, public health or forensic pathology setting.
Demonstrated ability to develop, contribute to, and maintain accurate technical and business documentation, such as business requirements, specifications, and work instructions.
Demonstrated ability to provide scientific leadership and advice to peers, clients and others on evidence-based methods and best practice influencing standardisation of scientific and clinical workflows within laboratory and clinical information systems.
Well-developed ability to interact and communicate efficiently and effectively at all levels with staff and other stakeholders.
Proven ability to collaborate in a multidisciplinary team.

Please refer to the role description attached this advertisement for information around mandatory qualifications, professional registration and other requirements, working conditions required and highly desirables for this role

About - eHealth Queensland:
eHealth Queensland is one of the largest Information Communication Technology operations in the state. It is responsible for ensuring the smooth operation of information systems and technologies so that Queensland Health employees and health providers have access to information that supports the delivery of health care.

Benefits of working with eHealth Queensland:
By joining eHealth Queensland you will work within a fast-paced, challenging and supportive environment where every employee plays a critical role in our ongoing success.

You will enjoy a variety of benefits, including:
Competitive salary + generous superannuation and leave loading
Flexible working arrangements
Diverse work culture
Career training and development

To apply for this exciting opportunity, submit your resume and a short statement (maximum 2 pages) on how your experience, abilities, knowledge and personal qualities are relevant for the role, taking into account the key responsibilities and attributes noted in the 'How you will be assessed' section of the role description.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia License.