Allied health refers to a diverse group of healthcare professionals who play crucial roles in supporting, diagnosing, treating and rehabilitating patients.
Allied health professionals work collaboratively with doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals in a variety of healthcare settings such as hospitals, clinics, community health centres and private practice.
Search for allied health roles at NSW Health now and make a difference in your local community.
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Are you an Aboriginal student keen to kickstart your career in allied health?
Enjoy paid, hands-on experience while studying as part of our cadetships.
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As an allied health professional in Australia's largest health organisation, you'll work as part of a multi-disciplinary team with professional development opportunities that are second to none. The 'allied health: every step of the way’ short film demonstrates the value and impact of NSW Health allied health professionals and multidisciplinary teams on patient care. The film explores the way allied health professionals in NSW Health are in patients’ lives all along, at the heart of their care, every step of the way.
NSW Health offers a range of opportunities in the 23 recognised allied health professions:
Thinking of becoming an allied health professional? Map My Health Career can provide you with important information for each profession, such as:
