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Sirtex

Sirtex Medical Limited is a global healthcare company that develops and markets minimally invasive interventional systems for the treatment of liver cancer. Its lead product is SIR-Spheres® Y-90 resin microspheres, a targeted radiation therapy.

About Sirtex

Sirtex Medical's story began with a dedicated focus on combating liver cancer. Founded in 1997 in Australia, the company emerged from research conducted in the early 1980s by Dr. Bruce Gray at the University of Western Australia. Dr. Gray was exploring the potential of using radiation-filled beads to target liver tumors. This pioneering research laid the groundwork for what would become Sirtex's flagship product, SIR-Spheres® Y-90 resin microspheres. These microspheres represent a form of Selective Internal Radiation Therapy (SIRT), a minimally invasive procedure designed to deliver targeted radiation directly to liver tumors, thereby sparing healthy liver tissue. This innovative approach offered new hope for patients with inoperable liver cancer, a disease with a significant global impact, diagnosing hundreds of thousands of new cases each year.

Over the years, Sirtex expanded its reach and capabilities significantly. The company went public in 2000 and established a global presence with offices and manufacturing facilities in key regions including the United States, Australia, Germany, and Singapore. This international footprint allowed Sirtex to supply its innovative treatment to a growing number of medical centers worldwide. By 2017, the company had delivered tens of thousands of doses to patients in over 40 countries. A major turning point in Sirtex's journey came in 2018 when it was acquired by China Grand Pharmaceutical and CDH Genetech, leading to its delisting from the Australian Securities Exchange. Under new ownership, Sirtex has continued its mission to improve the lives of patients with cancer. The company remains committed to advancing interventional oncology, focusing on research and development to explore new applications for its technology and to develop new therapies. Recent leadership changes, with Matt Schmidt appointed as CEO in 2024, signal a continued drive for growth and innovation in the fight against cancer.

FAQs

When was Sirtex founded?
Sirtex was founded in 1997.
Who is the CEO of Sirtex?
Matt Schmidt is the CEO.
What industries or markets does Sirtex operate in?
Sirtex operates in the following markets: Global Health, Medical Devices, Oncology, Interventional Radiology, Radiation Therapy, Biotechnology, Healthcare, Cancer Treatment, Life Sciences, and Medical Technology.
How many employees does Sirtex have?
Sirtex has 201-500 employees.
Where does Sirtex have employees?
Sirtex has employees in United States.
Does Sirtex support remote work or working from home?
Yes, Sirtex is a remote-friendly company.
What employee benefits does Sirtex offer?
Sirtex provides 11 benefits to their employees.
Does Sirtex offer a four-day work week?
No, Sirtex does not offer a four-day work week.
What is Sirtex's tech stack?
Sirtex has 3 technologies in their tech stack.
What is Sirtex's website?
Sirtex's website is www.sirtex.com.
Where can I find Sirtex on social media?
You can find Sirtex on LinkedIn and Facebook.

Employee benefits

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401k matching program

A generous 401k matching program.

Paid sick time

Offered as part of benefit plans.

Paid vacation time

Offered as part of benefit plans.

Paid time off

Offered as part of a range of attractive benefits.

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