Medical Scientist Embryologist - Part Time Position

Overview

The Royal Women's Hospital in Parkville offers a part-time, ongoing position for a Medical Scientist specializing in Embryology. This role supports the Public Fertility Services program, committed to providing inclusive, high-quality fertility care, including treatments like intrauterine insemination, IVF, preimplantation genetic testing, fertility preservation, and management of a publicly funded Donor Egg and Sperm Bank.

Daily Responsibilities

• Conduct assisted reproductive technology (ART) procedures and treatments within the embryology laboratory
• Process and cryopreserve human gametes, embryos, and tissue samples
• Maintain precise records for laboratory activities and outcomes
• Ensure adherence to regulatory standards and quality control protocols
• Provide assistance with patient sample management and general reception tasks as needed

Qualifications and Skills

• Possession of a Bachelor of Science degree or an equivalent qualification
• Comprehensive knowledge of reproductive biology and assisted reproductive technologies
• Exceptional attention to detail coupled with organizational skills
• Ability to collaborate effectively within a multidisciplinary team

Benefits and Work Environment

• Salary range from $82,809 to $104,811 annually, pro-rated for part-time; includes superannuation and salary packaging up to $11,660 to cover living expenses, meals, and holidays
• Five weeks of annual leave with a 17.5% leave loading for full-time employees
• Wellness programs offering various health, lifestyle, and financial support services
• Convenient location with extensive public transport access and facilities for cyclists
• Opportunities for mentoring, continued learning, and career growth

Inclusive Culture

The Women’s Hospital fosters a diverse and inclusive workplace reflecting the community's vibrancy. Applications are encouraged from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and persons from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. The hospital supports gender equity and maintains awareness regarding violence against women and family violence issues, holding accreditation for breastfeeding support.

Additional Information

Employment is contingent upon a satisfactory National Police Check, Working with Children Check, and completion of three COVID-19 vaccinations, with potential additional vaccinations like influenza as per Department of Health guidelines. Candidates requiring accommodations during recruitment are encouraged to contact the provided representative.

For inquiries, contact Anastasia Kirillova at the Royal Women’s Hospital.

Applications close on 3 August 2026.