Meet our team

In recent years Frances has worked closely with NDIS participants, assisting them to gain entry to the scheme and setting them up in the community with the necessary equipment and supports to enable them to live fulfilling lives. This has involved completion of functional capacity assessments, supported independent living assessments, and assessing clients for appropriate accommodation.

She has spent the last 15 years working as an occupational therapist in acute care settings (hospitals), providing clinical services to adults with physical and cognitive impairments. Frances has a passion for trauma care and worked in a trauma and orthopaedics setting for many years.

Throughout this time she has worked with clients with diverse needs, including: multi-trauma, brain injury, amputees, stroke, degenerative conditions, and those requiring hospital at home set-ups.

Frances has many specialised skills, including:

• Assistive technology assessment and prescription (hoists, hospital beds, mattresses, mobile commodes, manual wheelchairs)
• Functional assessment and ADL retraining
• Home assessment and home modifications
• Pressure injury prevention and management

She believes that everyone has the right to live their life with meaning and purpose, and feels privileged to be able to assist people with a disability to achieve this. Her goal is to assist her clients to live happy, healthy lives as independently as possible.

Frances supports NDIS participants across Port Macquarie.

Sophie was inspired to become an occupational therapist after working in the disability support sector and seeing the difference that professionals in this space can make in people’s lives.

Since gaining her qualifications, Sophie has worked with people across the lifespan, providing a range of supports and services to NDIS participants in the community.

She values getting to know participants by finding out what is important to each individual and helping them achieve their goals. Sophie works with her clients to make everyday life easier by building knowledge and skills, finding new ways of doing things and changing the environment to suit different needs.

Sophie has worked with people of all ages living with disability such as developmental delay, autism, cerebral palsy and stroke. She has clinical experience in:

• Functional capacity assessments
• Supported independent living assessments
• Assistive technology assessments for manual and power wheelchairs, transfer equipment, showering equipment and home modifications
• Everyday skills development for domestic tasks or personal care

Based in Penrith, Sophie is excited to be working with the NDIS community across greater western Sydney.

Mary has four years of clinical experience working as an occupational therapist with children and adolescents living with a range of conditions, including intellectual disability, autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, hearing impairments, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, anxiety, and rare genetic disorders.

As part of her therapy work, she has conducted assessments and interventions in the home and community settings, including:

• SOS approach to feeding
• Sleep intervention
• Major home modifications
• Self-care and routine support
• Play and social skills development
• Emotional and sensory regulation support

Mary has three years of experience as a disability support worker, supporting children and teens with cerebral palsy, impaired vision, social anxiety, and autism.

She has also worked as a clinical lead in paediatrics, leading the programming and implementation of therapy group programs such as LEGO social skills group, and the Animal Fun program.

Mary supports her NDIS participants across western Sydney, including in Rooty Hill and the surrounding area.

Elly is excited to join Ability Action Australia, having completed university placement working alongside experienced occupational therapists in the NDIS sector.

Working with participants of all ages, she has an excellent understanding of the NDIS and can provide therapy across various settings.

Elly previously worked as a Paediatric Occupational Therapy Assistant within an NDIS setting, working with children ages 4 to 18. During this time, Elly supported children living with various conditions, including:

• Autism Spectrum Disorder
• ADHD
• ODD

Elly helped plan group and individual therapy sessions to target fine and gross motor skills, social skills and kindergarten transitions for young children.

She is looking forward to a long future with Ability Action Australia and supporting people to achieve their goals. Elly enjoys working with children, helping them grow and learn about themselves and the world around them

Stacey has significant experience supporting individuals to improve their health and quality of life. She values working with participants by improving their ability to take part in meaningful activities.

Previously, she worked in aged care supporting people living with dementia, MND, Parkinson’s, and age-related conditions.

In her role in residential care, Stacey’s responsibilities included:

• Cognitive assessments
• Equipment prescription
• Pain management
• Pressure care and oedema management
• Seating prescription

Stacey likes to focus on each participant’s individual goals. She is inspired to see progress through therapy and the positive change it has had on her client’s everyday living.

Stacey is excited to be working with Ability Action Australia and NDIS participants across Greater Western Sydney.

Melissa has considerable experience in exercise prescription, rehabilitation from illness and injury, strength and conditioning, and behaviour change strategies.

She has prescribed exercise programs for NDIS participants with a wide range of conditions, including spinal cord injury, brain injury, cerebral palsy, stroke, cancer, multiple sclerosis, autism, and depression and anxiety.

Melissa has experience with cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, women’s health, and active ageing, as well as with athletes in pre- and post-injury rehabilitation.

Her diverse set of skills and abilities includes:

• Initial assessments, such as strength and endurance tests, and functional measures
• Ongoing exercise prescription and progressive testing to ensure all participants are reaching their health and wellbeing goals
• Tailoring exercise sessions to different settings, providing gym-based exercise, home- and park-based training, and hydrotherapy services

Working one-on-one and in groups with adults, adolescents and children, Melissa enjoys helping people achieve their goals and get more out of their daily lives in a fun and supportive environment.

A passionate advocate for using exercise as medicine to optimise overall health and fitness, Melissa is excited to be developing exercise routines for NDIS participants across Western Sydney.

Emma has extensive experience and has worked within the NDIS community in Newcastle for almost seven years. She works across the lifespan (0-65 years old) and absolutely loves working with the infant, paediatric and adult populations.

She has significant training and experience in assisting participants living with cerebral palsy, traumatic and acquired brain injuries, stroke, muscular dystrophy, spina bifida, autism spectrum disorder, intellectual disabilities, developmental delays, and more.

With a strong evidence-based and goal-centred approach to her work, Emma has a great deal of knowledge and passion for the following types of interventions:

• Complex assistive technology and equipment prescription, including complex seating for children and adults
• Infant and child development and play-based therapy
• Bimanual therapy and constraint-induced movement therapy

She has a warm and supportive style of leadership and enjoys encouraging her colleagues and occupational therapy students through supervision and mentoring.

Emma has a passion for ensuring all people are given opportunities to reach their full potential, regardless of their background or ability. She loves building relationships with her participants and families, and supporting them to reach their hopes and dreams.

She is delighted to be part of the team at Ability Action Australia and supports NDIS participants across the Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Hunter and Central Coast regions.

Sarah has worked in the NDIS space since starting out as an Occupational Therapist more than two years ago.

She has been lucky to support people aged 2 to 70 years living with physical and intellectual disability, neurological conditions, autism spectrum disorder, sensory processing challenges, and developmental delays.

Sarah is able to complete:

• Functional capacity assessments
• Paediatric assessments
• Sensory assessments
• Assistive technology prescription
• Minor home modifications
• A variety of standardised assessments

She has loved developing her skills in the paediatric space and implementing a strong client and family-centred approach to therapy. She is passionate about building therapeutic rapport with children and their families in a fun and safe environment.

Sarah is always excited to meet her clients with their families/carers and build a strong therapeutic rapport. She believes a great part of her job is explaining the different activities of daily living we can support and creating goals specific to the clients and their environments.

She is excited to be working with the team at Ability Action Australia and working with clients in the Hunter New England region of NSW.

Shelby has considerable experience working with NDIS participants, especially young children and adolescents. She has worked in a range of paediatric settings, including schools, and mobile/private clinics.

As a result, she has an in-depth understanding of NDIS processes, such as:

• The application process
• Funding options
• Supports and services
• Plan reviews

During her career, Shelby has administered, scored and interpreted a variety of assessments used for people living with disability, including sensory, behavioural, developmental and functional standardised assessments.

She has had experience with children aged 3 to 19 years living with autism spectrum disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, oppositional defiance disorder, depression, global developmental delay, anxiety disorders, sensory processing disorder, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, and physical disabilities.

Through education and training, Shelby has supported families and carers to understand their child’s condition, and help them to use this knowledge to manage their child’s wants and needs and thrive in their daily lives.

Shelby derives her own sense of belonging and happiness from the many things she loves to do in her daily life, and she is grateful that in turn her job allows her to advocate for and support people living with disability to develop their own joy in their everyday lives.

Before joining Ability Action Australia, Josh worked as an Exercise Physiologist and Provisional Behaviour Support Practitioner, developing individualised exercise programs for children, adolescents and adults as part of an NDIS multidisciplinary therapy team.

Over the same period, Josh ran his own business working with and supporting youth living with autism spectrum disorder and helping them to live healthy, happy lives through exercise.

Josh has extensive experience working with children, having worked at a paediatric exercise clinic and in early childhood physical literacy. He also has experience in chronic disease management.

He has conducted many different types of assessments, including:

• Health and mobility assessments (e.g. Timed Up and Go Test, 6 Minute Walk Test, Functional Reach Test)
• Comprehensive motor assessments
• Fundamental Movement Skill Assessment

Josh loves helping people reach that moment when they realise they can do it, and seeing the joy it brings them (e.g. teaching a kid to ride a bike/walk independently/participate in the community). He firmly believes that everyone has the ability to participate in and enjoy physical activity, if given the time, care and support.

He is thrilled to be working with Ability Action Australia, supporting NDIS participants in and around Newcastle.

Monica is an enthusiastic, self-motivated, and highly organised leader and clinician.

Having worked in the NDIS space for the past two years, Monica enjoys supporting participants who live with physical or psychosocial disability.

She has experience in:

• Functional capacity assessments
• Minor and major home modifications
• Housing assessments (Supported independent Living and Supported Disability Accommodation)
• Basic and complex assistive technology prescription
• Developing daily living skills

Monica is passionate about improving an individual’s quality of life and boosting their participation in daily activities through occupational practice and performance.

She has experience in a range of clinical practice areas, including the NDIS, generalised community, aged care, occupational rehabilitation, community paediatrics, in-patient brain injury rehabilitation, sub-acute rehabilitation and acute orthopaedics.

Monica loves to see the way small changes can have a huge impact on a person’s life. She supports NDIS participants of all ages across Brisbane’s northern suburbs.

Rachel has worked with NDIS participants since the rollout of the scheme in Ipswich, in 2017.

She enjoys working with participants to find unique solutions to help them achieve their goals. Rachel loves hearing feedback from clients about how assistive technology or home modifications have improved their access, increased their independence, and helped them achieve their goals.

She has experience working with people living with neurological and physical disabilities across the lifespan.

Rachel has an in-depth understanding of:

• Assistive technology assessments
• Complex home modification assessments
• Functional capacity assessments
• Specialist disability accommodation assessments
• Vehicle modification assessments

Rachel is delighted to be working with participants across Brisbane’s southern suburbs and in Ipswich.

Over the past year, Katee has been working as a fully qualified Occupational Therapist.

Her caseload has primarily involved helping adults with physical, cognitive and psychosocial disabilities. These include intellectual disabilities, muscular dystrophy, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, Asperger’s syndrome, anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, and borderline personality disorder.

Katee has been working with a range of funding bodies, including the Department of Veterans’ Affairs, Home Care Packages, Enhanced Primary Care, and the NDIS.

Her skills include completing functional capacity assessments, which involve physical, cognitive, psychosocial and sensory evaluation.

She loves being able to support individuals to be as happy and independent in their life as possible. Katee enjoys being able to build relationships with people and work towards being the best they can be in all aspects of their lives.

She supports NDIS participants across north Brisbane.

Madeline has worked with a broad spectrum of individuals, from paediatric clients to older adults. She has been employed across a range of settings, including private clinics, community centres, schools and hospitals.

She has a particular interest in paediatrics, working with children and adolescents to help them achieve their daily occupations. These include self-care, school and play, and developing confidence, self-esteem and social skills.

Her experiences with assessments and therapy include:

• Initial assessments
• Functional capacity assessments
• Sensory profiles
• Assistive technology
• Activities of daily living assessments
• Psychosocial assessments
• Behaviour management
• School readiness skills

Madeline loves working with and supporting people with disability to achieve their goals and enhance their choices in everyday life.

She works across Brisbane’s north and south sides.

Over the past four years, Ashleigh worked in a community setting, supporting NDIS participants to regain independence in everyday life.

She assisted people with a range of interventions, including:

• Minor and major home modifications
• Wheelchair prescription
• Manual handling
• Functional assessments
• Assistive technology prescription
• Life skills training

As well as supporting people living with disability, Ashleigh has helped older clients to live independently and safely, and members of the veteran community, over the course of her career.

She worked in a residential aged care setting as a team leader to assist with a range of services, including pain management, reviewing care plans, post fall reviews and pressure care.

As an Occupational Therapist with Ability Action Australia, Ashleigh feels very fortunate that she is able to assist people to live life the way they want to.

Based in Queensland, she is excited to be supporting NDIS participants in and around the Sunshine Coast.

Over the past three years, Rebecca has been working as an Occupational Therapist in the NDIS sector and community aged care, working with people living with physical, cognitive and psychosocial disability.

Through this work, she has enjoyed working with adults and adolescents and has gained experience in:

• Functional capacity assessments
• Assistive technology assessment and prescription
• Home modification assessments and reporting
• Sensory assessments

Rebecca is also experienced across a range of standardised assessments including:

• Care and Needs Scale
• WHODAS
• Barthel Index
• Sensory Profile

Rebecca finds it incredibly rewarding to provide individualised therapy, supporting individuals with strategies and interventions which allow greater independence.

Rebecca is supporting NDIS participants throughout Adelaide and surrounding suburbs.

Before joining Ability Action Australia, Casey worked as a physiotherapist in residential aged care, providing exercise therapy, pain management services and rehabilitation for people living with a wide range of chronic musculoskeletal conditions, neurological disorders and acute orthopaedic injuries.

While working in aged care, she participated in equipment prescription to improve quality of life for residents and conducted manual handling training sessions for staff and families.

Casey enjoys working with orthopaedic cases involving injuries or diseases of the body’s musculoskeletal system, and she has particular experience with:

• Neurological disorders
• Chronic musculoskeletal conditions

Casey loves being a physiotherapist and helping people of all ages and abilities to improve their participation and level of independence, achieve their goals and improve their quality of life.

She is thrilled to join Ability Action Australia and support NDIS participants on the Sunshine Coast.

After moving to Australia from Ireland, Rachel worked for more than two years with victim survivors of family violence. She supported women and children to flee to safety and live free from abuse by developing risk management plans that promote their safety and recovery. She provided support to family violence survivors to overcome trauma so they could thrive in their communities.

In Ireland Rachel worked for two years in a service providing support and rehabilitation to people over 18 who have gone through a traumatic brain injury. The clients presented with a range of cognitive, emotional and behavioural difficulties including aggression, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety, memory loss, attention deficit disorders, visual impairments, physical disabilities, epilepsy, schizophrenia and aggression.

Her duties included conducting individual therapy sessions with residential and community-based clients, such as cognitive behaviour therapy-based anger management, family therapy, mindfulness, and stroke adjustment therapy. Rachel also developed and implemented psychological interventions and positive behaviour support plans with clients, their families and support workers.

Also in Ireland, Rachel worked for a year in a service that provides support to children aged 0-17 living with physical and intellectual disabilities and their families. Her work enabled children to achieve maximum independence, choice and inclusion in their communities. Her clients presented with a range of difficulties, including autism spectrum disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, intellectual disability, and cognitive delays.

Rachel loves to support people to empower themselves and be confident in their own abilities.

Tegan is currently not taking on any new participants.

Tegan is an accomplished Occupational Therapist who for the past six years has worked in the field of adult community neurological disability.

She has particular expertise working with co-morbidities and other factors, including mental health and complex social issues.

For the last two and a half years Tegan worked in a hybrid clinician/leadership capacity, overseeing continuous improvement and clinical governance for a provider in the federal government’s Disability Employment Services program.

She has experience in case management and long-term client work, assisting adults to maintain their employment while considering their holistic needs.

In her work, Tegan draws on her experience in:

• Symptom management – fatigue, pain, sleep, falls, memory and cognition, altered sensations
• Activities of daily living assessments
• Aids and equipment assessment/prescription
• Workplace/environmental/ergonomic assessments

She values helping to empower people, and support their independence to effect meaningful life changes. Tegan supports NDIS participants across south and south-east Melbourne.

As an occupational therapist (OT), Yaser enjoys being able to empower NDIS participants to do the things they love in their own unique way, and watch their sense of achievement and confidence grow over time.

Before joining Ability Action Australia, Yaser worked in hand therapy, treating patients from all age groups with upper limb disabilities ranging from traumatic injuries to chronic conditions.
He thoroughly enjoyed empowering people from all walks of life to take pride in their recovery.

He also worked as an OT in aged care, enabling residents to engage in meaningful activities, maintain fitness levels, and manage their chronic pain and dementia-related behaviours. Yaser utilised various traditional approaches such as sensory modulation, activities of daily living assessments/activities, assessment and prescription of assistive technology/equipment, and pacing and falls prevention classes, as well as multidisciplinary strategies such as brain games, balance and exercise groups.

Previously, he supported clients with lodging insurance claims and returning to work following physical or psychological injuries.

Yaser is thrilled to be working with NDIS participants across the north western suburbs of Melbourne.

Before joining Ability Action Australia, Briar was a community Occupational Therapist for three and a half years, working with NDIS participants with physical, neurological and psychosocial disabilities.

She has mainly worked with adults, including younger adults in their 20s, completing functional assessments, complex seating assessments and complex assistive technology applications.

Working with the NDIS and other funding bodies, Briar has experience assisting people with:

• Minor and major home modifications
• Assistive technology and aids
• Activities of daily living training

She has prescribed a lot of equipment through the Statewide Equipment Program, which provides a subsidy towards the cost of assistive technology items and modifications. As a graduate supervisor for 18 months, Briar assisted colleagues and participants through the program’s maze of policies and procedures, and reviewed applications and reports.

She loves enabling people to participate in everyday tasks through interventions, strategies or scripted equipment, and supporting them to work towards achieving their goals.

Briar is thrilled to be working with NDIS participants across the western and north-western suburbs of Melbourne, ensuring they get the same opportunities as everyone else.

After completing her university studies, Juel was successful in obtaining a role as a paediatric Occupational Therapist working in a private practice that services families in their communities, homes and schools. She worked closely with young adults, adolescents, and children and their families and supports, supporting them to achieve their NDIS goals.

Juel has worked with individuals living with disabilities such as:

• Autism spectrum disorder
• Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
• Sensory processing difficulties
• Intellectual disabilities
• Communication difficulties

She particularly enjoys working with toddlers and kindergarten-aged kids, helping them learn and explore their skills through play and develop the abilities they need to take on life with success.

Juel loves helping people do simple and meaningful activities that bring joy and purpose to their lives. Occupational therapy gives her the opportunity to connect with different people and appreciate their unique skills and talents.

She is excited to be on board with Ability Action Australia, supporting NDIS participants throughout the suburbs of south-east Melbourne.

Andrew is an experienced Occupational Therapist who has supported the NDIS community for more than two years.

He has substantial experience working with people with autism, and his skills in this area include:

• Providing parents and staff with training
• Sensory profile assessments
• Design and delivery of individual therapy programs
• Supporting teachers to deliver individual education plans

Andrew was also a successful disability support worker, providing services for clients of all ages with physical and intellectual disability.

His past work includes one-on-one and group therapy for children aged 2 to 7 in centres, homes and schools, and he is practised in functional skills assessments, case management services, and medication management.

He enjoys meeting new and interesting people, and is thrilled to join the Ability Action Australia team. Andrew is based in Perth and is servicing the entire metropolitan region.

Emma has worked with the NDIS community in different capacities since she started as a clinician.

She loves helping people reach their goals and exceed their own expectations about what is possible for themselves.

She has worked with adults and adolescents and has experience working in high schools supporting literacy, life skills, workplace learning, social and emotional skills and travel training programs.

Emma has regularly performed assessments for assistive technology and has prescribed: seating, manual wheelchairs, powered mobility, night-time positioning, alternative access methods, literacy and emerging technologies (smart phones, watches, apps).

Emma’s other skills include:

• Functional assessments
• Environmental assessments
• Community mobility assessments

She is passionate about working with people who have complex communication needs or use augmentative and alternative communication.

Emma appreciates seeing the way someone can change and grow through her work and is thrilled to be supporting the NDIS community through Ability Action Australia in Perth.

Emily started her journey within the NDIS space in the mental health not-for-profit sector, supporting people to implement their plans within a mental health recovery framework.

She then progressed to providing trauma-centred therapeutic support, working with adults who have experienced extreme trauma or live with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities, in both community and prison-based settings.

Her responsibilities were to enhance an individual’s and their support network’s capacity to positively manage their health, welfare and life needs.

Emily enjoys supporting individuals and their families to live fulfilling lives in the spheres of mental, physical, and social wellbeing, and is looking forward to continuing to make meaningful, positive impacts in the lives of others.

Covering the Perth metropolitan area, she is a recent psychology graduate and will be working with both psychology and Positive Behaviour Support clients.

Rachael has worked in healthcare as a physiotherapist in acute and rehabilitation settings for the past two and half years, supporting orthopaedics, neurological and cardiac patients.

As part of her responsibilities, Rachael completed objective assessments and provided outcome measures to assist with rehabilitation to enable patients to get safely home from hospital.

During her studies, Rachael completed a paediatric neurological placement within Monash Children’s hospital, where she supported children living with a range of conditions, including:

• Cerebral palsy
• Epilepsy
• Transverse myelitis

Rachael has a keen interest in neurological rehabilitation and is looking forward to developing her expertise in this area.

She is passionate about the positive impact she has on the lives of her clients and their families, supporting them to grow their confidence and achieve their goals.

Rachael is supporting participants across Melbourne’s eastern suburbs.

Tayla has worked within the NDIS sector for the past four years, supporting people from age 5 to 60 with a range of conditions, including neurological conditions, autism and Down syndrome.

Her work involves an initial individual assessment followed by a tailored exercise program to complete one-on-one, while taking into account individual goals and functional levels.

She enjoys working with her clients in the following ways:

• Prescribing tailored exercise programs that suit the person
• Increasing functional independence and returning to activities of daily living
• Providing education on the many benefits of exercise, including better posture, greater strength and flexibility, weight control, improved mental health and reduced pain
• Seeing her clients having fun while exercising

During her career, Tayla has also been involved in volunteer and community work, helping people from all walks of life to live their lives more fully.

Through evidence-based research, she loves having the ability to provide people with exercise to help them achieve their personal goals.

Tayla is based at our Prahran office in Melbourne, and works across the northern suburbs.

Ebony has significant experience supporting NDIS participants to improve their health and quality of life through exercise.

Previously, she worked with adults, adolescents and children in community rehabilitation, completing assessments and devising and implementing clinical exercise programs. She made recommendations to the NDIS for exercise equipment and provided lifestyle education to prompt behaviour change and self-management.

She has worked with people living with many different types of conditions, including autism, intellectual disability, Down’s syndrome, multiple sclerosis, stroke, and mental health conditions.

Ebony also enjoyed working in a private hospital setting with adults and older people post-surgery and with conditions such as heart disease and diabetes. Her responsibilities included:

• Completing initial assessments
• Developing and implementing exercise rehabilitation programs
• Running group exercise programs for mental health patients (drug, alcohol, anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, bi-polar)

Ebony likes to focus on a person’s functional and meaningful goals, and building up their independence and confidence so they lead happy, fulfilling lives.

She works with NDIS participants across Melbourne’s outer south-east in the municipalities of Cardinia and Casey.

Nick uses a person-centered approach to ensure his exercise programs are tailored to the individual needs of his NDIS participants.

With a focus on achieving behavioural change, he has developed exercise interventions for adolescents, adults and older people across a range of settings, including in the gym and the pool (hydrotherapy).

Nick is skilled at performing a range of assessments and clinical exercise prescriptions, including:

• Strength, range of motion, balance and coordination assessments
• Exercise programs tailored to the individual, and designed to overcome mobility limitations and improve confidence

A key area of interest is supporting people experiencing chronic pain, such as lower back pain.

Having worked locally and overseas, Nick has exceptional skills in the use of exercise interventions such as Pilates to help clients improve their strength, cardiovascular endurance, balance and mobility.

Empowering people to lead more active lives and exceeding their expectations of what they can achieve are his main professional goals.

Nick is thrilled to be supporting NDIS participants with Ability Action Australia across Melbourne’s south-eastern suburbs.

Alison has been an Occupational Therapist for close to 15 years, working in various clinical and managerial positions within and outside the MedHealth group (the parent company of Ability Action Australia).

Alison works closely with other key leaders within Ability Action Australia to ensure services to NDIS participants are appropriate and of the highest possible standard.

Her broader experience includes:

• Managing rehabilitation and health services for specific populations, including Veterans and individuals with significant health and wellbeing challenges
• Developing systems and frameworks to deliver nationally consistent services that align with relevant standards and legislation
• Leading projects and initiatives that drive improved standards of practice for individuals experiencing barriers to their health and wellbeing
• Managing teams and mentoring others in their allied health career development
• Delivering client-centred and best practice evidence-based care to individuals with a myriad of health conditions and impairments