Introduction
Anodyne Services Australia (ASA) specialises in providing quality health and emergency services support throughout the world and has hands-on experience in operating in remote and hazardous locations where conventional order and infrastructure may be lacking.
ASA’s highly experienced and expert staff are cross-trained and many have experience in both civilian and military medicine, giving them a unique situational awareness, allowing them to operate effectively across a variety of challenging medical and cultural environments.
Anodyne Services Australia has a proven track record in quickly and efficiently placing appropriately qualified and experienced health and emergency teams (including doctors, registered nurses, advanced care paramedics and other healthcare professionals) across the globe to provide a full range of support services from sole practitioners and small specialist multi-disciplinary teams to establishing field hospital facilities.
ASA works in close partnership with all its clients and stakeholders to make sure services are tailored to match the client’s and local population’s specific needs.
Operational services include:
• Health support to provide primary and emergency care
• Health care clinics
• Paramedic services
• Consultancy and health intelligence
• Medical training
Anodyne has been audited and approved by NATO, the United Nations, the UK Government and the Australian Government Customs Service. In 2009, ASA became the first Australian-based company to secure a direct major UN contract to provide a range of healthcare and emergency services to Afghanistan.
Anodyne also offers a complete suite of health and emergency planning, as well as risk management consultancy services, ranging from major incident exercise services to pandemic response planning. ASA is also a Registered Training Organisation qualified to deliver nationally recognised training under the Australian Quality Training Framework.
Anodyne has a diverse global client base across a broad range of industry sectors including:
• Mining
• Government
• Non Government Organisations
• Defence
• Construction
• Maritime/Aviation
• Insurance and Risk Management
ASA’s highly experienced and expert staff are cross-trained and many have experience in both civilian and military medicine, giving them a unique situational awareness, allowing them to operate effectively across a variety of challenging medical and cultural environments.
Anodyne Services Australia has a proven track record in quickly and efficiently placing appropriately qualified and experienced health and emergency teams (including doctors, registered nurses, advanced care paramedics and other healthcare professionals) across the globe to provide a full range of support services from sole practitioners and small specialist multi-disciplinary teams to establishing field hospital facilities.
ASA works in close partnership with all its clients and stakeholders to make sure services are tailored to match the client’s and local population’s specific needs.
Operational services include:
• Health support to provide primary and emergency care
• Health care clinics
• Paramedic services
• Consultancy and health intelligence
• Medical training
Anodyne has been audited and approved by NATO, the United Nations, the UK Government and the Australian Government Customs Service. In 2009, ASA became the first Australian-based company to secure a direct major UN contract to provide a range of healthcare and emergency services to Afghanistan.
Anodyne also offers a complete suite of health and emergency planning, as well as risk management consultancy services, ranging from major incident exercise services to pandemic response planning. ASA is also a Registered Training Organisation qualified to deliver nationally recognised training under the Australian Quality Training Framework.
Anodyne has a diverse global client base across a broad range of industry sectors including:
• Mining
• Government
• Non Government Organisations
• Defence
• Construction
• Maritime/Aviation
• Insurance and Risk Management