About The Role
Closing Date: 07/06/2026
* Join the largest regional health service between Sydney and Melbourne
* Dynamic work environment and collaborative team culture
* Flexibility for balancing work and life commitments
The Allied Health Assistant will be a valued member of the team working to provide goal‐oriented support to clients, as directed by the supervising Allied Health Professional (AHP), and participating in the day‐to‐day running of the team within the Community Health Albury Team. The caseload is predominantly paediatric, working closely with clients and families in the community.
Requirements
* Certificate III or IV in Allied Health Assistance or currently completing certificate.
* Demonstrated ability to work as part of a multidisciplinary team, independently and unsupervised.
* Good communication and organisational skills.
* Demonstrated ability to support patients / clients in their acquisition of new skills.
* Previous experience working with children and families is advantageous.
* Sound basic computer skills and a willingness to develop skills in the use of a range of technology systems as / if relevant to the position.
Employment Type
This is a full‐time fixed‐term (12 month) position.
Salary and terms will be in accordance with the relevant state EBA or Award.
Equal Employment Opportunity
AWH prioritises Equal Employment Opportunity, Ethical Practice, and embraces Cultural Diversity and Social Inclusion. We welcome applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. Please note that appointments are contingent on satisfactory pre‐employment checks including Criminal Record check and working with Children checks.
Health & Safety
Important Notice: All healthcare workers must maintain all vaccinations required by relevant healthcare regulations, guidelines, or their specific role within the organisation. In addition to mandatory vaccinations, AWH strongly encourage all employees to receive the COVID‐19 vaccination and the seasonal influenza (flu) vaccination, as recommended by public health authorities and as a preventative measure to help ensure the safety and well‐being of patients, colleagues, and the broader community.
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