OSCA occupation

264336 Haematologist

Investigates, diagnoses, treats, manages and integrates clinical and laboratory aspects of haematological disorders by studying cellular composition of blood and blood-forming organs.

Major group: 2 Professionals
Unit group: 2643 Physicians
Edition: OSCA 2024
Skill level: Level 1

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Role overview

Investigates, diagnoses, treats, manages and integrates clinical and laboratory aspects of haematological disorders by studying cellular composition of blood and blood-forming organs.

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Occupation facts

Skill level: 1
Major group: 2 Professionals
Sub-major group: 26 Health Professionals
Minor group: 264 Medical Practitioners
Unit group: 2643 Physicians

Tasks

Consults with patients to determine the nature of haematological disorders and illnesses
Requests laboratory tests and other diagnostic procedures, and interprets findings to assist in the diagnosis of haematological disorders
Prescribes and administers medication to treat haematological disorders
Obtains and tests samples such as bone marrow and stem cells for diagnostic and treatment purposes
Coordinates the care of patients with haematological disorders, including multidisciplinary coordination and consultation with other specialities

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Alternative titles

Clinical Haematologist

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Comparison point	Current code264336 Haematologist	264331 General Medicine Physician	264332 Cardiologist
Official role definition	Investigates, diagnoses, treats, manages and integrates clinical and laboratory aspects of haematological disorders by studying cellular composition of blood and blood-forming organs.	Investigates and diagnoses internal human disorders and diseases, and administers treatment for adults.	Investigates, diagnoses and treats conditions of the human heart.
Skill level	Skill Level 1	Skill Level 1	Skill Level 1
Key tasks	Consults with patients to determine the nature of haematological disorders and illnesses Requests laboratory tests and other diagnostic procedures, and interprets findings to assist in the diagnosis of haematological disorders Prescribes and administers medication to treat haematological disorders Obtains and tests samples such as bone marrow and stem cells for diagnostic and treatment purposes	Undertakes comprehensive systematic assessment of patients' problems and needs, both biomedical and psychosocial Requests laboratory tests, imaging and other diagnostic procedures, and interprets findings to assist diagnosis Assesses functional, psychological and comorbidity factors to make informed diagnoses Creates management plans that recognise treatment interactions with multisystem diseases and comorbidities	Consults and conducts assessments of patients to inform the management of both acute and chronic cardiovascular disease Requests laboratory tests, electrocardiograms, imaging, cardiac biopsies and other diagnostic procedures, and interprets findings to assist diagnosis Performs diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, such as cardiac stress tests, cardiovascular surgery, angioplasty, heart catheterisations and inserting pacemakers Prescribes medication and administers treatment as primary and secondary prevention strategies in cardiovascular disease
Alternative titles	Clinical Haematologist	Not stated	Not stated

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Official source: ABS OSCA 2024 release and correspondence tables
Last reviewed: 2026-04-17

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