With the growing need for specialised care, after completing this course which has a physiotherapy specialisation, you could find a role as a physiotherapy assistant (PTA) or you could be employed as an allied health assistant (AHA), supporting rehabilitation and therapy programs under the guidance of a qualified physiotherapist. Some students have gone on to study allied health degrees at university after this course has ignited their passion.Ī llied health assistants work with a range of clients to improve quality of life. You will have access to a team of allied health professionals who are able to share their experiences and support your learning throughout the course. Online learning makes up a small part of the course delivery but you will also have access to online resources to reinforce classroom learning. Then you will undertake four - five weeks of full-time placement which North Metropolitan TAFE organises for you via our range of industry partners. You will gain the required knowledge and skills through classroom discussions, simulation activities and workplace learning. You will learn how to work with children, adults and older people with a range of physical disabilities, mental health conditions, developmental delays, communication difficulties and/or social disadvantage, all done with the knowledge of safe work practices, legal and ethical considerations and current industry standards. You may find employment in both public and private health settings such as hospitals and community rehabilitation, aged care facilities, schools, mental health clinics, private practices and not for profit organisations. If you are seeking a specialised focus on physiotherapy, this will be offered at our McLarty campus. Our Mt Lawley campus will be offering the generic range of units to provide you with the skills necessary to seek employment as as an allied health assistant (AHA). Assessments will comprise of: online knowledge, in class practical, presenting and demonstrating, as well as during your placement.Īs a successful graduate you'll have a wide range of job options depending on where your passions lie and you may gain employment in both public and private health settings such as hospitals, aged care facilities, schools, mental health clinics, private practices and not for profit organisations.ĭo you want to make a difference in other people’s lives? A llied health assistants work with a range of clients to improve quality of life. You will be supported in learning the required knowledge and skills through classroom discussions and simulation activities before undertaking a full-time work placement for three weeks. Access to online resources to reinforce classroom learning is also provided. Learning is primarily classroom based with some online delivery. The course predominantly focuses on working with adults and older people, with limited content relating to paediatric populations. Gain the skills to assist allied health professionals (physiotherapists, occupational therapists and speech pathologists) with the implementation of therapy programs to improve a client's quality of life and independence.ĭuring this course you'll learn how to work with adults and older people with a range of physical disabilities, mental health conditions, developmental delays, communication difficulties and/or social disadvantage. Working alongside allied health staff is a growth industry
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