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Allied Health Assistant Career Pathway: Exercise Physiologist

by Simone Andrews, on 21 Dec 2020, 9:00:00 am

Allied Health Assistant Career Pathway: Exercise Physiologist

An accredited exercise physiologist (AEP) is an allied health professional who specialises in the benefit of exercise on the human body, both physically and mentally, with the goal of preventing …

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Allied Health Assistants are in-demand across Australia

by Simone Andrews, on 7 Dec 2020, 8:34:44 am

Allied Health Assistants are in-demand across Australia

As demand increases across the mental health, disability, aged care and health sectors, so too does the need for qualified allied health professionals. The Labour Market Information Portal (LMIP) projects …

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      The HLT43021 Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance program is a Nationally recognised qualification that provides the necessary skills and knowledge to work as an Allied Health Assistant (AHA) in hospital, clinic and community work settings. For further information on this qualification, view our Program Overview. Any reference to 'Allied Health Assistance Program', or 'AHA Program', is to mean HLT43021 Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance. This training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government funding. Eligibility criteria apply. We are committed to providing inclusive, accessible training opportunities for all learners. This qualification is delivered by Exercise Research Australia Pty Ltd. RTOID: 22490 in partnership with Sunraysia Institute of TAFE (SuniTAFE) RTO ID: 4693.

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