16 jobs found for Allied Health

Allied health jobs are available in various contract types, including:

• allied health jobs – contract: in a contract role, you work at the same health facility for a few months. It is a great way to determine if it is the right role for you.
• allied health jobs – permanent: in a permanent allied health role, you work with the same health organisation long-term. It is a great position if you are looking for job security and income stability.
• allied health jobs – temporary: in a temporary allied health position, you work for a stipulated short-term period. You will expand your medical skills and gain experience.
• allied health jobs – full-time: in a full-time position, you are likely to work in shifts, similar to other medical roles. A full-time allied health position gives you a regular routine and a steady income.
• allied health jobs – part-time: in a part-time position, you work a few hours a week. It gives you a lot of flexibility, making the role ideal if you prioritise a greater work-life balance.

Allied health jobs involve supporting the well-being of patients and helping them maintain a healthy lifestyle. Your duties depend on your area of expertise. For instance, you can provide physical therapy and rehabilitation services to patients. You work with other medical professionals to ensure well-rounded care.

Would you like to know more about this job? Then check out the allied health job profile page.

You will find more information on the allied health salary on the allied health job profile page. You can also find the salary for each specific job shown here if you click on the description.

If you are interested in becoming an allied health, a university degree or an apprenticeship is a great place to begin. For information on the qualifications and relevant education needed for the role, see the 'education and qualifications' section of our allied health job profile.

To become an allied health professional, you need a bachelor’s degree associated with the role. For instance, to work as a dietitian, pursue a degree in nutrition science. If you want to become an occupational therapist, you require a bachelor’s degree in occupational therapy certified by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). You can also train in some allied health professions through apprenticeships.

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