Candidates need laboratory experience handling clinical samples and a solid understanding of diagnostic testing workflow. Attention to detail and the ability to troubleshoot unsuitable specimens are important. Experience training others is an asset.
Candidates need laboratory experience with clinical or pathology samples, the ability to troubleshoot specimen problems and keep accurate records, and a willingness to rotate through different lab sections. Training others is part of the role.
Candidates need clinical expertise in pediatric and perinatal pathology and excellent communication skills to work with colleagues inside and outside CHEO and EORLA. Pediatric neuropathology expertise is an asset.
Eastern Ontario Regional Laboratory Association asks for hands-on lab sample handling and record-keeping experience, with the ability to rotate across job functions and help train colleagues.
Candidates need specialist expertise in hematopathology and transfusion medicine, with the ability to interpret bone marrow, flow cytometry and molecular results. An academic appointment with teaching and research duties is also part of the role.
Candidates need a residency in anatomical pathology and fellowship training in hematopathology. Experience in another surgical subspecialty such as breast, gynecologic or gastrointestinal pathology is strongly encouraged.
Candidates need lab experience handling clinical and pathology specimens and keeping accurate records. Training others is part of the role, so teaching ability helps.