Foundation Allied Health Graduate Programs & Internships

Health

Foundation Allied Health is a therapy gym in the Blue Mountains providing personalised exercise programs for people with health conditions, injuries & disabilities.

They are passionate about assisting our clients to enhance their movement and minimise their pain and discomfort.

They treat private clients, private health insurance patients, and GP referrals including patients under the Medicare Enhanced Primary Care Scheme.

Foundation Allied Health also accepts all eligible NDIS, Work Cover, CTP, and DVA patients.

NDIS registered provider for Physiotherapy, Exercise Physiology and Personal Training.

Recruitment Process

Their recruitment process consists of;

Application (please email through copy of your CV and cover letter)
Phone interview (within a week after application, 5-10 min phone call with manager)
In-person interview

Selection criteria will include;

Relevant qualifications and certifications.
Ability to work independently and unsupervised, but also within a team.
Effective communication, time management, and organisation.
Passionate about building rapport with clients.
Professional written, oral and verbal communication skills, including computer literacy.
Current NSW driver’s licence.

Remuneration & Career Growth

Gross salary range between $46,800 and $67,600 AUD (part-time, 20 hours per week) depending on qualifications and experience

Other compensation benefits include paid travel, report writing and cancellations.

Opportunity to increase work hours.

Opportunity for sponsored qualifications to further development which may include SIRA accreditation, Beat It certification with Diabetes NSW & ACT.

Jobs & Opportunities

Locations With Jobs & Opportunities

Lawson, NSW

Hiring candidates with qualifications in

M

Medical & Health Sciences

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