PATHOLOGY
Pathology roles in New Zealand
Explore current Pathology opportunities across New Zealand. Whether you’re looking for a fixed-term or permanent role, we’ll help you understand your options and find the right fit.
Current Pathology Vacancies
Browse our current Pathology vacancies below. Select a role to view more information, or get in touch with our team to discuss what you’re looking for.
Genetic Pathologist: Manukau, Auckland
Middlemore Hospital | Health New Zealand Counties Manukau
Auckland | Permanent, full-time
NZ$198,386 – NZ$282,645
Chemical Pathologist: Christchurch
Christchurch Hospital | Health New Zealand Canterbury
Christchurch | Permanent, full-time
Competitive salary
Anatomical Pathologists: North and South Island
Various locations | Public and Private
New Zealand | Permanent, full-time
Competitive salary
Why work in Pathology in New Zealand?
Pathology in New Zealand offers opportunities across a range of diagnostic specialties and healthcare settings, supporting the diagnosis, treatment and ongoing care of patients across the country.
Roles may be available within larger tertiary centres and regional services, with the scope of work varying depending on your area of expertise and location. Finding the right opportunity means considering your specialty and professional goals alongside where in New Zealand you’d like to live.
NZDr helps make the process easier, with guidance around finding the right role, Medical Council registration, immigration and making the move to New Zealand.
Can’t see the right role?
Not every opportunity makes it to our website. Tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll keep you in mind for roles that match your experience, career goals and lifestyle.
Frequently asked questions
Thinking about working in Pathology in New Zealand? Here are some of the questions we’re often asked.
Do I need to be registered with the Medical Council of New Zealand to work as a pathologist?
Yes. To practise medicine as a pathologist in New Zealand, you’ll need to be registered with the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ) and hold an appropriate practising certificate. Your registration pathway will depend on your qualifications, specialist training and experience.
I’m a pathologist trained overseas. Can I work in New Zealand?
Overseas-trained pathologists may be eligible to work in New Zealand. The appropriate registration pathway will depend on where you trained, your qualifications, area of specialty and experience. NZDr can help you understand the process relevant to your circumstances.
What types of Pathology roles are available in New Zealand?
Opportunities can span different areas of Pathology and vary between healthcare services and locations. The roles available will depend on your specialist expertise, experience and the services currently recruiting.
What areas of Pathology does NZDr recruit for?
NZDr recruits across a range of Pathology specialties, including Anatomical Pathology, Clinical Pathology and Haematology. Opportunities vary depending on current demand, so if you don’t see your area of expertise listed, talk to our team about what you’re looking for.
What can I expect to earn as a pathologist in New Zealand?
Remuneration varies depending on your specialty, experience, seniority, employer, location and employment arrangement. NZDr can talk you through the remuneration and conditions associated with individual opportunities.
What is it like working in Pathology in New Zealand?
Your experience will vary depending on your specialty, service and location. NZDr can help you understand the role, workplace and community surrounding each opportunity, giving you a clearer picture of both the position and life in New Zealand.
Contact Us
nz@nzdr.nz
+64 21 288 6937
www.nzdr.nz
Auckland, New Zealand
