Ability Action Australia Videos

Ability Action Australia - Allied Health Graduate Program

Take the first steps to a brighter future by joining Ability Action Australia's 2023 #ActionPacked Graduate Program!

Meet Sean, one of our 2022 Graduate Occupational Therapist

Sean joined Ability Action Australia’s #ActionPacked graduate program in January as one of our new occupational therapists. Watch to hear from Sean on his experience as a 2022 Graduate Occupational Therapist at Ability Action Australia.

Ability Action Australia Webinar | Community-based vs. Hospital or Private Practice

Finished your Allied Health degree and are not sure what to do next? Not sure what environment to practice in? Community vs Hospital and Private, which environment is best for you? Watch this webinar from Ability Action Australia to discover what career pathway is right for you.

Ability Action Australia Webinar | Positive. Purposeful. Full of Potential.

Are you a passionate allied health professional with a desire to learn and advance in your career? Watch this webinar from Ability Action Australia to know how supporting people with disability is a great career pathway for allied health professionals.

Ability Action Australia - Join Us

Ability Action Australia's ActionPacked Graduate Program is the best way to launch your career in Allied Health and make a tangible impact.

Occupational Therapy in Action - Developing fine motor skills in pediatric patients

We follow Senior Occupational Therapist Rachel as she supports Finn in his home with age appropriate Occupational Therapy services. She's developing the fine motor and gross motor skills he will need to perform daily tasks and building skills that will set him up to have a fulfilling and independent life.

La Trobe University proudly acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands where its campuses are located in Victoria. We recognise that Indigenous Australians have an ongoing connection to the land and the University values their unique contribution both to the University and the wider Australian society.