Allied Health Assistant (Disability)

Job Summary:

Kick-start your career in therapy services as an Allied Health Assistant in the disability sector. This role supports qualified therapists (such as physiotherapists, occupational therapists, or speech pathologists) in delivering high-quality care to NDIS participants. As an Allied Health Assistant, you will help implement therapy programs, motivate clients through exercises and activities, and manage therapy equipment and schedules. It’s a hands-on position ideal for someone who is organised, enthusiastic, and eager to learn from experienced health professionals. If you have a passion for helping people achieve their goals and an interest in allied health, this is a fantastic opportunity in Australia’s growing NDIS therapy services field.

Responsibilities:

• Work under the guidance of allied health professionals to carry out therapy activities (e.g., assisting with physiotherapy exercises, facilitating communication activities, or helping with daily living skill programs).
• Encourage and support clients during their therapy sessions, providing feedback to the therapist on client progress and engagement.
• Prepare and maintain therapy materials and equipment, ensuring a clean, safe, and welcoming environment for sessions.
• Schedule appointments and assist with administrative tasks such as recording session notes or updating client progress reports.
• Travel to client homes, schools, or community settings as needed to deliver therapy supports in various environments.

Skills and Qualifications:

• Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance, Disability, or relevant study in health sciences (or currently studying towards a related qualification).
• Some experience or placement in a health or disability setting is advantageous.
• Knowledge of therapy practices and a willingness to continually learn from supervising clinicians.
• Friendly, encouraging communication style with strong organizational skills to manage multiple tasks and appointments.
• Valid driver’s licence for outreach visits, a current First Aid certificate, and compliance checks (NDIS Worker Screening, Working with Children Check if applicable).