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Featured Pathologist
Dr Jenny Grew
MBChB, FRCPA, AFRACMA
Areas of Interest:
Cytology, colorectal, gastrointenstinal, gynaecological, lung and cutaneous pathology.
Specialities:
Anatomical Pathology
Dr Jenny Grew joined Clinical Labs as Clinical Director Anatomical Pathology for WA in 2017. In 2007 Dr Grew moved from New Zealand to Queensland, taking up the role of Pathologist in charge, providing service to 6 public and private hospitals. Jenny is a keen educator and champion of multidisciplinary patient care in private pathology.
Dr Gabriel Scripcaru
FRCPA, MD
Areas of Interest:
Dermatopathology, Head, Neck & Soft Tissue Pathology
Specialities:
Anatomical Pathology
Prior to training in anatomical pathology, Dr Gabriel Scripcaru trained in surgery and obtained a membership of The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (RCSEd). Dr Scripcaru’s training in anatomical pathology included rotations at the The Royal Melbourne Hospital, The Royal Women’s and The Royal Children’s hospitals in Melbourne. Before joining Australian Clinical Labs, Dr Scripcaru worked at Southern Sun Pathology in Sydney where he gained experience in dermatopathology.
Dr Carl Bulliard
BSc (Med), MBBS, Grad Dip Med (Clin Epid), FRCPA
Areas of Interest:
Pathology of the Skin, Head & Neck and Eye, Registrar Training
Specialities:
Anatomical Pathology
Dr Bulliard graduated from the University of New South Wales in 1998. In 2003 Dr Bulliard began specialist training in Anatomical Pathology while based at Westmead Hospital. In 2008 he obtained his Fellowship from the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia and later joined Australian Clinical Labs (formerly Healthscope Pathology) as an Anatomical Pathologist participating in all aspects of histopathology and cytology. Dr Bulliard is also committed to the registrar training program at Australian Clinical Labs.
Dr Irani Dissanayake
MBBS, MD, FRCPA
Areas of Interest:
Gynecological Pathology, Gastrointestinal Pathology
Specialities:
Anatomical Pathology
Dr Dissanayake completed her medical studies (MBBS, 2000) and postgraduate specialist training (MD Histopathology, 2007) in Sri Lanka, and migrated to Australia in 2012. She completed a year of fellowship in Liverpool Hospital, Sydney and then worked as a Clinical Fellow at School of Medicine, University of Western Sydney in 2013. Dr Dissanayake then undertook further Anatomical Pathology training at SA Pathology and at Australian Clinical Labs. She obtained her Fellowship of the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia in August 2017.
Dr Predrag Nikolic
MBChB, MMedSci, PhD, FRCPA
Areas of Interest:
Lung Pathology, Breast Pathology, Dermotapathology, Molecular Diagnostics
Specialities:
Anatomical Pathology
Dr Nikolic is a consultant histopathologist with an interest in lung pathology, breast pathology, dermatopathology and molecular diagnostics. Dr Nikolic completed his undergraduate medical degree and his masters degree (immunopathology) in Belgrade, Serbia and subsequently moved to New Zealand where he obtained a PhD degree at the University of Auckland, working on purinergic signaling and programmed cell death. He worked as a lecturer and as a medical officer in Auckland and moved to Australia to train in anatomical pathology. He received his pathology training at Monash Medical Centre and at Healthscope (now Australian Clinical Labs) and obtained his FRCPA in 2011. On completion of his training he stayed at Australian Clinical Labs as a consultant.
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Novel coronavirus
For up-to-date information on how to manage patients presenting with symptoms of COVID-19 please see the below links for your relevant state.
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Pathologists report busiest year in memory for flu tests
An early diagnosis can determine the correct medical course of action.
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A new more sensitive Troponin I test is available
Our new Troponin I assay offers a ten fold increase in test functional sensitivity and enables the detection of smaller areas of necrosis.
