Allied health

Health practitioners help us live life to the fullest. They get us back on the pitch after a sporting injury, help us communicate effectively and support us to participate in the things important to us. They also work hard in the background, preventing disease, advocating governments and keeping whole communities safer, happier and healthier. When you choose a career in allied health, your work could impact anyone from an individual to a community. As an ACU graduate, you will be shaped by our mission to be agents of change, and to serve the common good.

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Career outcomes

Our graduates have pursued careers as:

  • accident rehabilitation worker
  • aged care worker
  • cardiorespiratory physiotherapist
  • child and youth worker
  • community health therapist
  • community services officer
  • disability support worker
  • early intervention pathologist
  • early intervention pathologist
  • ergonomics worker
  • home-based pathologist
  • home-based pathologist
  • migration support officer
  • occupational therapist
  • paediatrics worker
  • physiotherapist
  • policy advisor
  • research assistant
  • school pathologist
  • school pathologist
  • social worker
  • speech pathologist
  • sports physiotherapist
  • welfare manager
  • women’s health manager
  • workplace rehabilitation consultant

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