Australian Red Cross Lifeblood
Sylvia Hanania is an experienced medical professional currently serving as the Lead Medical Officer and Medical Officer at Australian Red Cross Lifeblood since January 2023, focusing on donor safety and eligibility. Since July 2024, Sylvia has also been a General Practitioner at Gap Road Medical Centre and previously worked in various capacities, including as a General Practitioner at Eastbrooke and as a COVID General Practitioner within the state response team at SA Health and cohealth. Prior experience includes serving as Medical Director and General Practitioner at M3 Health and as a General Practice Registrar at Murry City Country Coast GP Training. Sylvia's medical journey began with roles as an Emergency Medicine Registrar and Resident Doctor at Western Health, following an internship at Bendigo Health. Sylvia holds a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) from Monash University, earned between 2007 and 2011, and completed VCE at St Mary's Coptic Orthodox College from 2000 to 2005.
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Australian Red Cross Lifeblood
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Australian Red Cross Lifeblood is a division of the Australian Red Cross. We’re an organisation committed to providing life-giving essence to support the everyday well-being of all Australians. We’ll always be there for Australia. Not just by giving blood, but through our clinical excellence, commitment to education and our ongoing investment in research and development. We’re a team of experts who deliver safe, high quality products time and time again. We work tirelessly to develop innovative solutions; whether it be for blood, organ matching, tissue typing or donated breast milk. We’re here to support all Australians — from the youngest to the most vulnerable —when they need us. We’re united through the power of humanity to build a healthier nation. What we do is only possible through the generous donations of almost half a million unpaid voluntary donors. They’re incredible. They’re indispensable. Without them, we can’t deliver the essential services critical to the health of Australians.