Staff
Chief Executive Officer, Pathology Technology Australia
Dean Whiting joined Pathology Technology in March 2019. He brings his skills and experience from more than 35 years in the Pathology field. Dean is a trained Clinical Biochemist, working for 15 years in large Pathology laboratories. For the past 20 years Dean has worked in almost all Pathology disciplines and almost all roles, from Technical Specialist to General Manager.
Dean is passionate about communicating the benefits our technology delivers to patients, doctors and the healthcare economy in Australia.
Administration and Operational Support Lead, Pathology Technology Australia
Chami Gunasinghe joined Pathology Technology Australia in July 2013 in the role of executive support. Chami provides research and administrative support across a range of projects and activities, including the secretariat to the Code of Conduct Administration Committee and the Code Complaints Committee.
Chami previously worked in the Advertising and Marketing Sector for agencies, clients as well as not for profit organisations. She also has extensive experience in event management, social media and other PR related activities. Chami works in a part time capacity at Pathology Technology Australia.
Head of Strategic Engagement, Pathology Technology Australia
Justin Meredith joined Pathology Technology Australia in March 2022. Justin has been working in commercial roles in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industry for 20 years. Justin brings a wealth of experience in relationship management, strategic partnering management and designing innovative routes to market. Justin has a passion for putting the patient at the centre of everything we do and using tactical thinking to allow the wider healthcare ecosystem access to technology thus creating optimised patient outcomes.
Communications and Government Affairs Lead, Pathology Technology Australia
Madeline leads Communications and Government Affairs for Pathology Technology Australia in addition to sitting on a range of government and health system advisory bodies including the Expert Advisory Group for Genomics Australia, and the Department of Health Point of Care Working Group. A trained molecular biologist, she has spent the bulk of her career in a range of technical training, product development, marketing, and communication positions for a mixture of multinational corporations and start-up innovators in clinical diagnostics and life science, in Australia and the US. Madeline applies her knowledge of research and clinical pathology laboratory environments, communication and education skills, and her passion for solving puzzles to champion innovative technology-driven solutions in health.