Allied Health
Allied Health Assistants work directly with clients to implement allied health programs. They may work under the supervision of physiotherapists, dieticians, podiatrists, speech therapists and occupational therapists.
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Applicants may be eligible for funding under the "Skills Victoria - Victorian Training Guarantee". Please check the funding table for eligiblity criteria or contact Mayfield Education Student Services for further information.
Allied Health Assistants who hold the Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance (HLT31702 or HLT32407) who wish to further develop their skills and gain the Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance (HLT42507) may be eligible for a combination of exemption, recognition of prior learning, and recognition of current comptency that fast tracks their completion of the Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance.
Problems with the feet may be the first signs of medical conditions such as arthritis, diabetes and nerve and circulatory disorders. The elderly and people with a disability may require assistance from health professionals and carers in foot care in order to maintain good function and prevent foot problems.
Half Day short courses
Mayfield Education has been delivering quality training courses for AHA's for over 30 years. Mayfield is delivering an exciting new series of professional development sessions that have been specifically tailored for Allied Health Assistants in the workforce. The topics will focus on developing skills and knowledge catering to AHA's working in a wide range of settings.
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