Allied Health Professional courses in Australian Capital Territory

An Allied Health Assistant supports clients in achieving their goals through various therapies, implementing programmes designed by allied health professionals.

A Medical Imaging Assistant operates imaging equipment, performs scans, ensures image quality, and requires strong technical skills and attention to detail.

An Anaesthetic Technician assists patients during anaesthesia and maintains equipment. Strong communication and attention to detail are essential.

An Exercise Physiologist designs physical activity programs for clients with diverse needs, assessing progress and adapting plans as required.

An Anaesthetist administers anaesthesia during surgeries, monitors vital signs, manages pain, and collaborates with surgical teams for patient safety.

A Cardiac Technologist operates imaging equipment, performs stress tests, analyses ECGs, and supports cardiologists, ensuring patient care.

A Mental Health Support Worker aids individuals with mental health issues, offering daily support, care plans, and collaboration with healthcare teams.

An Osteopath assesses and treats musculoskeletal issues, improves mobility, and advises on injury prevention in clinics, hospitals, or private practices.

A Speech Pathologist helps clients improve communication, manage speech or swallowing issues, and develop alternative communication methods.

A Chiropractor diagnoses and treats musculoskeletal issues through joint adjustments, requiring strong communication, interpersonal, and time management skills.

Genetic Counsellors provide information and support to individuals at risk of genetic conditions, helping them understand their diagnosis and make necessary adjustments.

An Exercise Scientist evaluates and enhances physical performance by creating customised fitness programs and collaborating with healthcare professionals.

Hospital Scientists conduct tests on samples to aid in diagnosing and treating patients, ensuring accurate results to support healthcare.

Nutritional Therapists guide clients on diet and health, creating personalised plans and educating them on nutrition to improve wellness.

A Rehabilitation Consultant aids individuals in recovering from injury or illness by creating tailored plans and coordinating support for their goals.

Neuromuscular Therapists help clients with neurological conditions by designing exercises and modifications to enhance mobility and quality of life.

Hand Therapists assist patients in recovering from upper limb injuries and conditions by creating personalised treatment plans and exercises.

Paediatric Occupational Therapists support children with disabilities or health issues by developing treatment plans for daily living tasks.

Hospital Social Workers support patients and families in navigating medical, financial, and emotional challenges related to illness and injury.

Mental Health Social Workers provide counselling and therapeutic support to clients, helping them recover from mental illness and trauma.

A Sports Therapist assesses and treats sports injuries, develops rehabilitation programmes, offers manual therapy, and advises on performance optimisation.

Healthcare Social Workers support patients and families in navigating medical systems and coping with the emotional challenges of illness and injury.

Aged Care Social Workers support the wellbeing of seniors in care facilities, helping them stay healthy, socially connected, and empowered.

Palliative Care Social Workers support terminally-ill patients and their families in navigating medical systems and coping with emotional challenges.

Cardiac Technicians diagnose heart conditions by performing tests like ECGs and echocardiograms, assisting cardiologists and educating patients.

A Cardiac Scientist assesses heart function through diagnostic tests and collaborates with cardiologists to ensure effective patient care.

An Exercise Physiotherapist designs tailored exercise programmes to enhance health, manage chronic conditions, and promote rehabilitation.

A Health Informatician optimises health information systems to enhance patient care and efficiency, analysing data and ensuring compliance with standards.

A Global Health Advisor develops strategies to improve health outcomes globally, focusing on policy, disease prevention, and healthcare delivery.

A Respiratory Therapist helps patients with breathing disorders by assessing conditions, administering treatments, and educating them on techniques.

A Speech Therapist assesses and treats speech and communication disorders, creating tailored therapy plans to enhance clients' communication skills.

A Vision Therapist enhances visual skills and addresses vision-related issues through customised therapy programmes for patients of all ages.

A Paediatric Speech Pathologist evaluates and treats children’s communication disorders, creating tailored therapy plans to enhance their skills.

A Therapy Assistant supports allied health professionals such as physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and speech pathologists by assisting with the delivery of therapeutic programs. 

A Rehabilitation Assistant supports physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and other rehabilitation professionals by helping patients recover from injuries, surgeries, or illnesses. 

A Clinical Research Nurse coordinates and delivers care in medical studies, ensuring ethical, safe, and effective research practices.

An Optical Mechanic makes, repairs and fits lenses and optical devices with precision to meet prescriptions and quality standards.