Victoria will become the place for genomic innovation, investment and jobs.

Genomics is a team sport that needs many disciplines: whether it’s pathologists and medical scientists to conduct tests and analyse data, bioinformaticians and data scientists to develop the analytical tools they require, or clinicians to request tests and use them to treat patients.

Many new career opportunities will open up as genomics becomes part of routine healthcare in Victoria.

Here's a detailed list of professions involved in genomic medicine.

Opportunities to study and work in genomics

Find potential employers

Members of the Melbourne Genomics Health Alliance regularly seek genomics professionals.

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GenomeWeb lists genomics-related jobs from around the world, including Australia.

Build your genomics knowledge

On-the-job-learning

Our website learn-genomics has learning resources for clinicians and other professionals.

Tertiary education

Victorian universities are beginning to offer graduate subjects, courses and micro-certifications relevant to working in genomics. Here are opportunities with Melbourne Genomics members.

The University of Melbourne

Monash University

  • Master, Grad Dip or Grad Cert of Genome Analytics

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