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  • PathWest makes Australia’s top companies’ list for the midsize category 17 April 2025 PathWest is honoured to be named on LinkedIn’s 2025 Top Companies list in Australia for the midsize category – a prestigious recognition celebrating leading workplaces with fewer than 5,000 employees where professionals can thrive and grow their careers. PathWest is the only Western Australian entity to be named for 2025. "This recognition reflects our ongoing commitment to fostering a positive, inclusive, and empowering workplace where every team member feels supported and inspired to reach their full potential", said Dr Narelle Hadlow, PathWest Chief Executive. "Thank you to our incredible team for improving the health, wellbeing, and safety of our communities every day – this achievement is yours." Learn more
  • Sendaway Testing for Neuronal Antibodies 13 March 2025 PathWest wishes to advise that the process for send away testing for neuronal antibodies require discussion with, and approval by, an immunopathologist. If the testing is thought to be clinically appropriate, and where relevant first tier testing is negative, testing will be organised and the costs covered by PathWest laboratory. For testing that is deemed to be required, but is discorda...
  • 2024 Festive Season Opening Hours 17 December 2024 PathWest collection centres will be closed on the following dates: 2024 Wednesday 25 December Thursday 26 December Sunday 29 December. 2025 Wednesday 1 January. Collection centres that are normally closed on weekends will be closed as usual on Saturday 28 December 2024. Find your nearest collection centre. PathWest wishes you a safe and happy festive season!
  • Recognition of Service Awards 2024
    Recognition of Service Awards 2024 21 November 2024 On Wednesday, 20 November, PathWest recognised the significant contributions of staff who have served 20, 30, and 40 years in public pathology, acknowledging the dedication and expertise that have helped shape our organisation over the decades. The event commenced with a Welcome to Country by Mr Nigel Wilkes Snr. Both our Chief Executive, Dr Narelle Hadlow and Board Chair, Angie Paskevicius, deliv...
  • Rhesus D Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing now available at PathWest 04 November 2024 Commenced on 4 November 2024, the Rhesus D Non-invasive Prenatal Testing (RHD NIPT) screening test is now available for pregnant patients who are Rhesus D-negative, do not already have anti-D antibodies and are fully covered under Medicare. The test should be done between 20 to 32 weeks at a PathWest collection centre and requires a special collection tube. For further information on the test, pl...

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  • Susannah Molloy
    National Science Week 2023 Spotlight - Susannah Molloy 22 August 2023 This year's National Science Week, PathWest shines a spotlight on our regional medical scientists. Meet Susannah Molloy, Medical Scientist at PathWest Esperance. Susannah’s interest in health sciences stemmed from childhood visits to Princess Margaret Hospital (now, Perth Children’s Hospital), where she was exposed to various medical professions and developed a keen interest in the field. Her fascination with understanding the mechanisms and rationales behind medical procedures led her to closely observe them, even though she playfully referred to phlebotomists as ‘vampires’ as a child. Growing up in a farm, Susannah pursued her high school education by correspondence. Transitioning to university life was a significant shift. While she enjoyed aspects of being in the city but realised she didn’t want to be restricted to metropolitan work. Due to that, Susa...
  • Monica Neil
    National Science Week 2023 Spotlight - Monica Neil 21 August 2023 This year's National Science Week, PathWest shines a spotlight on our regional medical scientists. Meet Monica Neil, currently Acting Medical Scientist in Charge at PathWest Albany. From a young age, Monica has always been fascinated with science. It wasn’t until year 11 that she decided to pursue a career in it. After high school, she chose a Biology degree, majoring in Molecular Biology. After completing the degree, Monica found the career opportunities were sparse. She moved to the Goldfields in the early 2000s and started a job at PathCentre (what is now PathWest) as a technical assistant. ‘I loved the job. I knew that medical science was the career I wanted to pursue. I started to investigate avenues of study that I could complete remotely. I started at Curtin University around the same time I started a family. I was able to do two units remotely, but once those were co...
  • Ben Payne
    National Science Week 2023 Spotlight - Ben Payne 19 August 2023 This year's National Science Week, PathWest shines a spotlight on our regional medical scientists. Meet Ben Payne, Senior Medical Scientist at PathWest Bunbury. Ben’s path to becoming a Medical Scientist was not as straightforward. Though Ben has always had a keen interest in science, he shared ‘I wasn't exactly a model student during my high school years and left school early to undertake an apprenticeship in Baking.’ After 10 years in that industry, Ben decided to pursue a higher education and applied to study Food Science and Technology, ‘which seemed a logical progression at the time’ Ben added. ‘The first year of Food Science included units in microbiology, human biology and chemistry. Studying these subjects re-awakened the nerd in me. I was truly blown away by the complexity of the human body – how all those intricate physical, molecular a...
  • Takunda Kwerengwe
    National Science Week 2023 Spotlight - Takunda Kwerengwe 18 August 2023 This year's National Science Week, PathWest shines a spotlight on our regional medical scientists. Meet Takunda Kwerengwe, Medical Scientist at PathWest Kalgoorlie-Boulder. Throughout high school, Takunda found a passion for chemistry and human biology – subjects he excelled in. Going to university to carry out a Bachelor of Science degree in the health and medical field was inevitable for him. At the time he didn’t know specifically what he wanted to do. Takunda pursued an undergraduate’s course in Laboratory Medicine and Pathology at The University of Western Australia. Takunda shared ‘As part of the course, we visited the pathology museum in UWA Nedlands, where each specimen was displayed with an anonymous clinical history and a pathological disease. It was intriguing to see a vast number of specimens for each condition, which covered various ways diseases can...
  • Mandy-Lee Grimsley
    National Science Week 2023 Spotlight - Mandy-Lee Grimsley 16 August 2023 This year's National Science Week, PathWest shines a spotlight on our regional medical scientists. Meet Mandy-Lee Grimsley, currently Acting Medical Scientist in Charge at PathWest Geraldton. Mandy-Lee has always had a fascination for science and especially enjoyed her high school human biology and chemistry classes. After completing high school, Mandy-Lee knew she wanted to have a career in science, and genetics, so she pursued a Bachelor of Science at Murdoch University completing it with double majors in Molecular Biology and Biomedical Science. Mandy-Lee shares ‘It was during one of my university breaks that I landed a casual job as a lab assistant at PathWest Geraldton. After chatting to the scientists and seeing what they did, I fell in love with the lab and went back to university and completed my Bachelor of Science in Laboratory Medicine from Curtin University.’ &ls...
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