Australian Biotechnologies
Emily McCloskey is currently working as an Allograft Technician at Australian Biotechnologies. Prior to their current role, Emily worked as a Teacher Aid at NSW Department of Education and as a Neural Injury Research Intern at University of Technology Sydney. Emily has experience as a Pool Lifeguard at Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre and as a Camp Counselor at Camp Burgess & Hayward. Emily holds a Bachelor of Medical Science from University of Technology Sydney and University of Leeds.
Australian Biotechnologies
Australian Biotechnologies Pty Ltd was founded in 2000 and is located in Frenchs Forest, New South Wales, Australia. World class processing facilities specially trained technical staff and strict quality procedures the company is the first privately owned and operated tissue-processing facility in Australia. Australian Biotechnologies is licensed by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (Australian Federal Government) to retrieve, process and distribute donated human bone and tissue for transplant purposes. Working with agencies of the Australian Government, tissue donation programs and our international technology partners, we strive to make the safest and most advanced natural allograft products available to Australian surgeons and their patients. Australian Biotechnologies manufactures and distributes Life enhancing allograft tissue products for the Australian community. Australian Biotechnologies is a full service provider of allograft processing solutions, and manufactures a range of allografts for use in the following surgical areas: Spinal surgery Dental procedures Orthopaedics Oral-maxillofacial Sports medicine Trauma Allografts manufactured by Australian Biotechnologies are manufactured for and on behalf of our Donation Partners. Australian Biotechnologies provide allograft processing services for the following donation with Australian Tissue Donation Network. Australian Tissue Donation Network™ is a not-for-profit national donation agency whose mission is to raise awareness of tissue donation and facilitate the donation process. With a femoral head donation program successfully established in 25 hospitals across Australia, Australian Tissue Donation Network™ are committed to the continued expansion of the provision of services to Australians who wish to donate their tissue as a precious gift for those in need. For more information, visit http://tissuedonationnetwork.org.au