Looking for an STI test in Hobart? Clinic365 offers online STI/STD screening from $39 — order from your phone and walk into any pathology collection centre across Hobart. No GP appointment needed. Your nearest options include labs in the CBD, Sandy Bay, Glenorchy, Moonah, Kingston, Rosny Park, and surrounding suburbs including Launceston and Devonport in northern Tasmania. Most results are sent by SMS within 24 hours and reviewed by a Specialist GP.
Tasmania records lower total STI numbers than the mainland states but per-capita rates remain significant. The Tasmanian Department of Health reports chlamydia as the most common notification, with Hobart and Launceston accounting for the majority of diagnoses.
Hobart pathology providers — you can use your Clinic365 referral at any of the major pathology networks in Hobart. The largest providers include Pathology South (part of Australian Clinical Labs, the main pathology provider in Tasmania) and Hobart Pathology (with collection centres across greater Hobart). Most centres accept walk-ins Monday to Friday and Saturday mornings — no appointment needed.
As Tasmania's capital, Hobart has the best pathology coverage in the state — no need to travel to Melbourne for testing. You complete a 2-minute online questionnaire, receive a pathology referral by SMS, then walk into any Hobart collection centre. The visit takes about 10–20 minutes: a blood test for syphilis, HIV, and hepatitis, plus a urine sample for chlamydia and gonorrhoea. Optional self-collect throat, vaginal, and rectal swabs are also available at most labs.
If you are unsure where to go, use the Clinic365 pathology finder to locate your nearest collection centre in Hobart.
Most results are sent directly to you by SMS within 24 hours. If everything is negative, you receive a clear result message. If any test is positive, a Specialist GP contacts you directly to arrange treatment by telehealth — $59, no in-person visit needed. Most STIs are easily treated with a short course of antibiotics prescribed to your nearest Hobart pharmacy.