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Below is an alphabetical listing of all Mayfield allied health courses/training programs. There
is a brief description of each course, the commencement date, and a link to
the detailed brochure and application form.
If you prefer you can view the course/training program information in other listing formats, by
clicking on the appropriate link in the shaded navigation pane on the left hand side
of this page.
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Click on the link at the end of each course entry to access the full
course details and application form.
Allied Health - Certificate IV in HLT42507
Commencing 26 February and 13 August, 2009
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.
 Brochure and application form
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Allied Health - Transition Program Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance
Commencing 15 May and 23 October, 2009
For people who have completed Certificate III in Health Service Assistance (HLT31702 or HLT32407).
Allied Health Assistants who hold the Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance (HLT31702 or HLT32407) who wish to
further develop their skills by gaining the Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance HLT42507 may be eligible for a
combination of exemptions, recognition of prior learning, and recognition of current ocmpetency that fast tracks their
completion of the Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance.
Brochure and application form
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Caring for the Feet of Elderly and Disabled People
1 day short course - 20 March, 2009,
15 July, 2009, 27 October, 2009
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. This course teaches safe and appropriate foot
care techniques aimed at maintaining healthy foot function in elderly and disabled
people. You will learn to identify high risk situations requiring referral to specialist
podiatrists. Practical supervised experience in toe nail cutting and redistributive
padding is part of this program.
Brochure and application form
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