Northwestpath.com.au Review:
North West Pathology - Tasmanian Medical Testing Laboratory : Home - Welcome to North West Pathology. We are a medical testing laboratory with laboratories in Burnie, Latrobe and Queenstown, employing around 80 staff. We are committed to providing quality pathology services to general practitioners, medical specialists, nursing homes, public and private hospitals in the north west and west regions of Tasmania.
Country: Oceania, AU, Australia
City: 2113 Ryde, New South Wales
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