Medtronic Australia and New Zealand

Medtronic Australia and New Zealand A global healthcare technology leader — boldly attacking the most challenging health problems We have hubs in Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Auckland.

Established in 1973, Medtronic Australasia now employs more than 1000 staff across Australia and New Zealand. All are passionate about providing access to medical technology that changes the face of chronic disease. Our Australasian headquarters are in Macquarie Park in Sydney NSW Australia. In Australia and New Zealand, our philanthropic efforts are directed towards building healthier communities. We are proud to include Purple House, Menzies School of Health Research, Variety and JDRF amongst our valued partners. Social Media Community Guidelines: https://www.medtronic.com/au-en/about/corporate-governance/social-media-community-guidelines.html

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We’re delighted to share that our team has been recognised at the Health Industry Hub Catalysts for Change Awards 2025!​...
16/10/2025

We’re delighted to share that our team has been recognised at the Health Industry Hub Catalysts for Change Awards 2025!​

These awards celebrate the leaders and dedicated professionals driving impact across the healthcare sector, including pharma, medtech, diagnostics, and biotech.​

We’re incredibly proud to be named Government Relations and Policy Team of the Year!​ Congratulations to Kate K. and Michaela Burchell for their outstanding leadership and contribution to help ensure that healthcare policy truly reflects the needs of patients and the communities we serve.​

A huge thank you to Rozalina Sarkezians and the Health Industry Hub team for this recognition, and congratulations to all the inspiring nominees!​

Featured: Heloise Marais, Arthur Chan, Raphela Jude, Jasmine Goldstone-Henry, Catherine Hon, Angela Maan, Kate K., Michaela Burchell

At Medtronic, we’re proud to support initiatives that expand access to care, especially in communities where it’s needed...
16/10/2025

At Medtronic, we’re proud to support initiatives that expand access to care, especially in communities where it’s needed most.

This year, one of our employees Mimi Tan had the opportunity to join the Pacific Islands Pacemaker Services (PIPS) team on their mission trip to Fiji for a week dedicated to advancing cardiac care across the Pacific.

During the trip, the team:
✅ Checked 142 pacemakers and implantable cardiac defibrillator
and performed 19 procedures, including 3 electrophysiology studies (EPS)
✅ Met with the Fiji Ministry of Health to discuss long-term sustainability of cardiac services
📺 Even made an appearance on Fiji News! Watch the story here - https://lnkd.in/gbh739S2

PIPS is a charitable organisation founded by clinicians passionate about improving cardiac care across the Pacific Islands. Each trip is funded entirely through community donations and fundraising efforts and aims to support follow-ups, new device implants, and local clinician education.

Medtronic is honoured to play a small part in enabling this work, helping ensure patients in the Pacific can continue to access cardiac care.

Our Acute Care and Monitoring team is taking part in Life's Little Treasures Foundation Mighty Trek Challenge, pushing a...
14/10/2025

Our Acute Care and Monitoring team is taking part in Life's Little Treasures Foundation Mighty Trek Challenge, pushing an incubator 900km from NSW to VIC to support families of premature and sick babies.

From North Sydney to Melbourne, the teams have already covered 231km, with 669km still to go!

This cause is especially close to our hearts, as some of our team members have personally experienced immense support following their NICU journeys. Your support helps provide care packages, resources, and services that improve emotional well-being and early development for families during a difficult time.

👉 Donate to support an important cause here: https://lnkd.in/gJJEmjkJ

Award Season excitement at Medtronic Australasia! We’re thrilled to be finalists across six categories at the Medical Te...
09/10/2025

Award Season excitement at Medtronic Australasia!

We’re thrilled to be finalists across six categories at the Medical Technology Association of Australia (MTAA) MedTech Industry Awards, celebrating innovation, culture, and the incredible talent of our teams:

1. Women in MedTech Company Champion - recognising our commitment to women in leadership
2. Tech4Health Award - for our FocusOn™ Technology driving patient care forward
3. Kerrin Rennie Award - for our Sphere-9 Catheter and Affera Mapping & Ablation System
4. Leader in Greenovation Award – for our sustainability initiatives with Hoxton Industries
5. Women in MedTech Individual Champion Finalist - Aviva Assouline
6. Emerging Women in Leadership – Lauren Gaw

We’re inspired by the passion and dedication of our team that make achievements like this possible.

The big reveal is on 22 October 2025, and we can’t wait to celebrate these incredible achievements together. Good luck to all finalists!

We recently had the privilege of presenting at a leading healthcare organisation’s Adaptive Leadership Conference, where...
09/10/2025

We recently had the privilege of presenting at a leading healthcare organisation’s Adaptive Leadership Conference, where we joined 55 healthcare leaders for a powerful session on technology innovation and the role of artificial intelligence in medicine.

Together with our partners, we explored how to drive responsible technology adoption, promote healthcare equity, understand the patient perspective, and lead with ethics and empathy in an ever-evolving healthcare landscape.

The positive feedback, new connections, and strong interest in continued collaboration reinforce our shared commitment to working hand-in-hand with healthcare leaders to advance meaningful change.

At Medtronic, we believe innovation is most impactful when we co-create with our partners, uniting expertise, values, and purpose to better serve patients and communities around the world.

Dr Quinlan D Buchlak, Christopher Kollios

Thinking differently is a strength.Our ABLED Network’s recent “Thinking Differently: Embracing Neurodiversity at Home & ...
01/10/2025

Thinking differently is a strength.

Our ABLED Network’s recent “Thinking Differently: Embracing Neurodiversity at Home & at Work” event brought together employees across Australia and New Zealand to learn, share, and break down barriers around neurodivergence. We heard personal stories from our team and had clinical psychologist Steve Den-kaat share insights on how to better support neurodivergent colleagues, carers and families, at work and at home.

By listening, learning, and leading with empathy, we’re building a workplace where everyone can thrive. Inclusion isn’t just a value, it’s how we make Medtronic a great place to work.

Featured: Kat Saliba, Arthur Chan, Nena Carreria, Ash Natesh, Louise Campbell MPH, Paige Sandford, Andrew Drakaki, Geoffrey Herbet, Anisha Ficinus, Sheridan Pelham, Rohit G., Alicia Chenery, Scott Davis

Last week, we were thrilled to welcome 44 students and staff from Marsden High School for an inspiring Industry Visit in...
29/09/2025

Last week, we were thrilled to welcome 44 students and staff from Marsden High School for an inspiring Industry Visit in our Sydney headquarters.

Our team showed how science, tech, and passion come together to solve real healthcare challenges — from robotic-assisted surgery tools to the evolution of the pacemaker and innovations in cranial and spinal technologies — students got hands-on with the future of healthcare.

They also heard from our team across engineering, data, HR, marketing, and regulatory affairs. Huge thanks to Rashmi Joglekar, Mahesh Datar, Catherine Hon, and Carmelli Sandiego for sharing their insights, and to United Way Australia for their partnership.

One student said, “I am now considering a career in the medical field STEM/research.”

That’s why we do what we do. At Medtronic, we’re committed to inspiring the next generation. Because science is cool, and so is making a difference.


Featured: Raphela Jude, Athena Carfax-Foster, Monica Dwyer, Louise Campbell MPH, Murray Emerton, Maree Steffen, Brad Thompson, Angela Rodriguez Fraysse, Samuel Liang, Nicole Concepcion

Last week, we proudly celebrated the completion of the 2025 EmpowerME program, recognising 80 exceptional women across A...
11/09/2025

Last week, we proudly celebrated the completion of the 2025 EmpowerME program, recognising 80 exceptional women across ANZ who participated in this transformative career development journey.

This special end-of-program event brought together our EmpowerME alumni, Executive Leadership Team members, HR leaders, and colleagues from across Medtronic to honour the growth, connection, and learning sparked by the program.

The event brought together an incredible group of leaders from across HR, the Medtronic Women’s Network, ASPIRE, and the wider organisation — all united in their support of women’s career growth.

Congratulations to the 2025 cohort — we can’t wait to see what you achieve next!

Liz Carnabuci, Catherine Hon, Donia Abdel-Megeed, Lauren Gaw, Stephanie Mediero, MBA, Amanda Peirce, Bethany Beckitt, Amanda Cruz, Kristy Edgley.

We’re proud to represent Medtronic at today at Parliament House in Canberra.This year’s theme, Digital Health, shines ...
27/08/2025

We’re proud to represent Medtronic at today at Parliament House in Canberra.

This year’s theme, Digital Health, shines a light on how smart technologies are driving better, more personalised, and accessible healthcare — whether in the hospital, at home, or on the go.

This event, hosted by , brings together policymakers, industry leaders, and patients to spotlight the future of healthcare in Australia.

We look forward to meaningful conversations about the future of health — and sharing how Medtronic is working to alleviate pain, restore health, and extend life for people across the country.

📍 Mural Hall, Parliament House
📅 Wednesday, 27 August 2025
🔗 https://www.mtaa.org.au/events/medtech-hill-2025

At Medtronic, science is more than a discipline — it’s the driving force behind innovation, discovery, and improving liv...
18/08/2025

At Medtronic, science is more than a discipline — it’s the driving force behind innovation, discovery, and improving lives.

We’re proud to celebrate National Science Week (10-18 August). This year’s theme, “Science: Innovation powering our future,” resonates deeply with our Mission by recognising how science shapes the future of healthcare and the meaningful work we do every day.

As part of the celebration, we asked some of our early-career professionals and grads: "What does science mean to you in your role at Medtronic?"

👇 Hear their insights below — from the spark of curiosity to the drive for meaningful change.



Featured: Debolina Chowdhury, Caitie Phillips

Medtronic Australasia is proud to be recognised as finalists in the Health Industry Hub, 2025 Catalysts for Change Award...
11/08/2025

Medtronic Australasia is proud to be recognised as finalists in the Health Industry Hub, 2025 Catalysts for Change Awards!

These awards celebrate innovation, excellence, and impactful contributions to the healthcare industry, and we’re thrilled to be acknowledged across multiple categories:

🏆 Advancing Health Policy
🏆 Excellence in Innovation
🏆 Corporate Communications Team of the Year
🏆 Government Relations & Policy Team of the Year

This recognition highlights our commitment to driving meaningful change, advancing healthcare technology, and improving patient outcomes. A big congratulations to the incredible teams behind these achievements!

We look forward to celebrating with the industry at the Awards ceremony on 16th October.

Rozalina Sarkezians, Liz Carnabuci, Kate K., Michaela Burchell, Louise Porter, Jasmine Goldstone-Henry, Raphela Jude, Arthur Chan, Amaza Reitmeier

As part of our Project 6 global volunteer initiative, 30 Medtronic employees spent the day with OzHarvest, helping prep...
28/07/2025

As part of our Project 6 global volunteer initiative, 30 Medtronic employees spent the day with OzHarvest, helping prepare rescued food for people in need across Sydney. It was a powerful way to give back, and a chance to learn how small actions can create big impact.

Alongside preparing meals, our teams gained hands-on insights into reducing food waste, including clever ways to repurpose everyday scraps, like turning potato peels into delicious, crisp snacks. These lessons in sustainability and food security were just as meaningful as the meals we helped deliver.

A heartfelt thank you to our ANZ Philanthropy Committee and OzHarvest for the opportunity to live our Mission in the community.



Athena Carfax-Foster, Anna Le Huynh, Siriyakorn Chaimueangmun, Sumitha Balakrishnan, Wendy Chi, Sarah Kuhn, Liesl Birinyi-Strachan, Mikhail Okrugin, Rashmi Joglekar, Suhas R., Clara Moon, April Bingham, Riyola D'Souza, Jeff Fryer, Sarah Gammie, Amy Leavey, Elysha Cramer, Amy Johnson, Prerna Rajpal, Jason Hatvany, Garry Dow, David (DJ) Carrick, Rory Flood, Tom Hughes, Leena K.

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