Updates From The Lab
Clinical Labs WA have recently welcomed the highly-trained expertise of four new pathologists. Based in Subiaco & Osbourne Park their specialities cover the fields of anatomical pathology, oral and maxillofacial pathology, chemical pathology and toxicology.
Dr Louisa Dunk
Qualifications: MB ChB, FRCPath (UK)
Anatomical Pathology, Subiaco
Phone: 1300 367 674
Email: Louisa.Dunk@clinicallabs.com.au
Dr Dunk graduated from The University of Birmingham Medical School in 1991. She trained in pathology at The University Hospitals of Leicester (UK) and obtained Fellowship of the Royal College of Pathologists (UK) in 2010. She then worked at The University Hospitals of Leicester as a consultant histopathologist, specialising primarily in breast pathology and became Head of Service for the Cellular Pathology Department. Dr Dunk started teaching pathology at the University of Leicester where she was awarded the title of Lecturer and then Senior Lecturer in Medical Education. Her areas of professional interest include breast and cutaneous pathology and cytology.
Professor Camile Farah
Qualifications: BDSc, MDSc (OralMed OralPath), PhD, GCEd (HE), GCExLead, FRACDS (OralMed), MAICD, AFCHSM, FOMAA, FIAOO, FICD, FPFA, FAIM
Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology, Subiaco
Phone: 1300 367 674
Email: Camile.Farah@clinicallabs.com.au
Professor Farah is a dual registered specialist in Oral Medicine and Oral Pathology with sub-specialty training in Oral Oncology. Camile obtained his dental degree from the University of Western Australia, followed by a PhD in Oral Pathology & Immunology and specialist training in Oral Medicine and Oral Pathology from the University of Queensland. He gained further experience at the Eastman Dental Institute, UCL, UK. Camile has 23 years’ experience with particular interest in oral mucosal pathology, salivary gland pathology and bone pathology. He has authored 175 peer reviewed papers and book chapters, and is senior editor and author of the authoritative textbook “Contemporary Oral Medicine”.
