Physiotherapy

Physiotherapists are qualified health professionals who in conjunction with other health professionals, assess, diagnose, treat and prevent a wide range of health conditions and movement disorder through physical methods such as massage, exercise and manipulation.

Available: Session 1

Nursing

A registered nurse undertakes a minimum of 3 years study at a Bachelor level of Nursing and then obtains a licence to practice as a registered nurse.

National standards give an RN more autonomy in their practice decisions than other nurses.

Available: Session 1 and 2 (closed)

Speech Pathology

Speech pathologists’ study, diagnose and treat communication disorders, including difficulties with speaking, listening, understanding language, reading, writing, social skills, stuttering and using voice. They can work with children, people who have brain injuries or strokes, or who have learning disabilities.

Available: Session 1

Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapists work with individuals, groups, and communities to achieve optimal health and well-being through participation in the occupations of life, which is a term used to describe all the everyday things we do in our life roles, as well as the things we do to be who we are, to create a meaningful life, and to engage with wider society and culture.

Available: Session 1

Mental Health

Local mental health services provide specialist clinical assessment, treatment and on-going care to people who have, or who are at risk of a serious mental illness or suicide. Across a range of disciplines, they support people of all ages including people with co-occurring substance use problems. Person centred care is provided through a recovery focused model for both urgent and non-urgent cases. 

Available: Session 2 (closed)

Exercise Physiology

An exercise physiologist is a Health professional who specialises in the benefits of exercise to help patients get fitter for all around good health, or to treat patients with a medical condition through exercise.

Available: Session 3

Nutrition

Nutritionists are health professionals specializing in dietary science. They analyze individuals' dietary needs, provide personalized nutrition plans, and educate on healthy eating habits. Working across diverse settings, from hospitals to private practice, they play a crucial role in promoting wellness by fostering balanced and nourishing lifestyles.

Available: Session 4 (closed)

Pathways to Health

Explore how to get to your health career. This session will cover both TAFE and university pathways, covering entry requirements and common pathways.

Available: Session 1

Paramedicine

A paramedic is a healthcare professional who responds to and treats all types of medical and trauma emergencies outside the hospital. Paramedics provide health assessment, initial diagnosis and a treatment plan for patients in crisis before they are referred onto another healthcare professional.

Available: Session 1 and 2 (closed)

Medicine/GP

A career in general practice gives you the opportunity for a diverse experience in practising medicine. GP's are the first point of contact for patients and will coordinate your healthcare throughout your life. As a GP you can work independently anywhere in Australia.

Medical training is for students that are committed to professional training, passionate about health, biosciences and caring for people.

Available: Session 2 (closed)

Radiography

A Radiographer is an Allied Health professional who uses x-rays to produce radiographs of patients to help diagnose the patient’s medical condition.

A radiographer can have a lot of variety in their working day.  As well as using x-rays to produce radiographs, they can take CT scans, ultrasounds and MRIs.

Available: Session 1

Pharmacy

Pharmacist are healthcare professionals who practice in the field of health sciences focusing on safe and effective medication use. Pharmacists interpret and communicate specialised knowledge to patients, physicians, and other health care providers and is licenced to prepare and dispense medical drugs.

Available: Session 2

Allied Health Assistance

AHA’s provide therapeutic and program-related support to allied health professionals, and to assist patients with their rehabilitation.

Available: Session 3

Biomedical Science

Biomedical science is a branch of medical science that applies biological and physiological principles to clinical practice. This study provides pathways into medicine, disease research and well as various professional qualifications in the healthcare industry.

Available: Session 3 (full and closed) & 4

Disability Care

A disability worker provides personal, physical and emotional support to people with a disability who require assistance with daily living. They provide assistance everyday activities and often facilitate or assist with outings and other social activities.

Available: Session 3

 Health Promotion

Health Promotion involves tailoring programs using exercise and lifestyle to reduce illness and diseases while also analysing current health trends.  You will have the opportunity to work in rehabilitation centres, public health and community organisations.

Available: Session 2

Podiatry

Podiatrists are experts in foot, ankle and lower limb health. They can help to prevent, diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions. Some podiatrists specialise in different areas of practice, including sports, children and workplace health.

Available: Session 2

Prosthetics

Prosthetics is the evaluation, fabrication, and custom fitting of artificial limbs, known as "prostheses." Prostheses enhance the function and lifestyle of persons with missing limbs. The prosthesis must be a unique combination of appropriate materials, alignment, design, and construction.

Available: Session 3

Naturopath

Naturopaths diagnose, treat and prevent illness through the use of natural medicines and techniques, as well as promoting improved mental health through spiritual and emotional guidance.

Available: Session 1

Myotherapy

Myotherapy is a form of physical therapy used to treat or prevent soft tissue pain and restricted joint movement caused by muscle dysfunction. A myotherapist treats a wide range of disorders such as sports injuries, tension headaches, poor posture and muscle sprains.

Available: Session 2

Chiropractor

A chiropractor is a health care professional focused on the diagnosis and treatment of neuromuscular disorders, with a focus on treatment and prevention through exercise, ergonomics and other therapies.

Available: Session 3

Health Sciences

If you're interested in medical research, community health, rehabilitation counselling, athlete welfare, environmental health or health promotion - or are unsure which area of health science is for you – a degree in Health Sciences can help you find your niche.

Available: Session 4

Nursing PaNEL

Joined by a panel of nursing specialists who will share their post-graduate experiences and the unique pathways that led them to their current roles.
Each of our panellists have pursued advanced education and training, gaining valuable expertise in their respective fields.
They will provide insights into their journeys, challenges, and the impact of post-graduate education on their professional growth in nursing.

Available: Session 3 & 4 (closed)

Dentistry/oral health

Dentists are primary healthcare professionals who treat, repair and help prevent diseases and other conditions that affect the teeth and gums.

Available: Session 4

Health Careers in Defence

Hear from current serving military personnel who can provide a unique insight into their health careers and the opportunities available in the Australian Defence Force. 
Whether you are interested in nursing, medicine, psychology or more, you'll be able to make more of your studies as an officer in the ADF.

Available: Session 4 (closed)