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Dr Nomvuyo Mothobi joined Australian Clinical Labs in Geelong having relocated from Sydney. She graduated from the University of Sydney and undertook basic physician training at St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney, after which she spent 2 years working in Zimbabwe where she gained extensive experience in HIV, TB and other opportunistic infections as well as clinical and operational research. She returned to Sydney to undertake dual training in infectious diseases and microbiology at St Vincent’s and Royal Prince Alfred Hospitals. Following that she worked as a Staff Specialist at Prince of Wales Hospital. Dr Mothobi’s areas of special interest include HIV, infections in transplant recipients and other immunocompromised hosts as well as molecular diagnostic methods and microbial genomics.
Associate Professor Chris Barnes is the National Director of Haematology and provides strategic direction nationally for haematology at Clinical Labs. He is a clinical and laboratory trained haematologist who has been part of Melbourne Haematology and has worked with Clinical Labs (and previously Healthscope) for several years. A/Prof Barnes also works at the Royal Children’s Hospital and is director of the Haemophilia Treatment Centre. He has experience in both management and leadership positions. A/Prof Barnes has an active clinical research interest and is also director of Melbourne Haematology (Clinical) and Melbourne Paediatric Specialists.
Dr Abha Malik is a widely experienced anatomical pathologist with broad-based expertise, specialising in GIT, lung, breast and hepatobiliary pathology, having worked in some of the largest labs in Australia, North America, Europe and India. She is passionate about quality, patient safety and informatics.
Dr Bryn Atmore joined Clinical Labs, NSW as Deputy Directory Pathology Northern Beaches Hospital. He is the onsite senior diagnostic consultant at the 500-bed hospital, and is a clinical lecturer with the University of Sydney. Dr Atmore brings 15 years of broad clinical and academic experience and specialises in multiple histopathology areas, including gastrointestinal, cardiorespiratory, breast, endocrine, and genitourinary pathology, as well as cytopathology.
Associate Professor Mirette Saad is a Consultant Chemical Pathologist and the National Director of Molecular Genetics at Australian Clinical Labs. At Clinical Labs, A/Prof Mirette Saad leads the Molecular Genetic testing for non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT), antenatal screening, personalised drug therapy and cancer. She is a Chair of the RCPA Chemical Pathology Advisory Committee, Member of the RCPA Genetic Advisory Committee, AACB and a Chair of the Precision Medicine Services at Australian Clinical Labs.
ACL today announced that it had entered into a binding agreement to purchase Medlab Pathology (Medlab).
Due to an increase in demand for asymptomatic testing across Australia, Clinical Labs is pleased to offer tailored packages for organisations seeking to test their staff for COVID-19.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, temporary changes to the recommended process of diagnostic testing for GDM during pregnancy and for postnatal testing in women who have had GDM may be required. Local health care institutions should make the decision about the appropriate GDM testing protocol for their local population based on demographic factors and local public health data regarding the risk of COVID-19 exposure.
Information for doctors on Telehealth Consultations including our electronic pathology request form