Come along to the University of Tasmania’s annual Health Careers Information Evening in Burnie. This event is for Year 10, 11 and 12 students, parent(s) or caregiver(s) and individuals seeking a career in health. Learn more about opportunities and study pathways at the University of Tasmania for courses in Medicine, Biomedicine, Paramedicine, Health Sciences, Pharmacy, […]
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Come along to the University of Tasmania’s annual Health Careers Information Evening in Devonport. This event is for Year 10, 11 and 12 students, parent(s) or caregiver(s) and individuals seeking a career in health. Learn more about opportunities and study pathways at the University of Tasmania for courses in Medicine, Biomedicine, Paramedicine, Health Sciences, Pharmacy,
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Job: Mental Health Advocate
Industry/Sector: Health Awareness
Tom grew up just south of Hobart, in a family that loved the outdoors. He spent his childhood camping, fishing, surfing, boating, and bushwalking. “I definitely didn’t appreciate that it was different, how special that was,” he says now
Job: School Social Worker
Industry/Sector: Allied Health
I love working with young people. Being able to spend time and listen to what’s happening in their lives. Helping them to grow the skills and the confidence to manage life’s challenges. It has provided an opportunity for me to grow as a practitioner.
Job: School Psychologist
Industry/Sector: Allied Health
Having kids has helped me as a psychologist. And being a psychologist has helped me as a parent. Once I had kids and I was working as a psych, I began thinking ‘now I get it!’ with some of the parenting stuff.
The Rural Clinical School Tasmania invites Year 10, 11 and 12 students, their parent(s) or caregiver(s), and individuals interested in a career in health, to a Health Careers Information Evening at the University of Tasmania’s Cradle Coast campus. Learn more about opportunities and study pathways available at the University of Tasmania for Medicine, Biomedicine, Paramedicine,
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Job: Child Safety Officer
Industry/Sector: Allied Health
I think it’s a really great career if you’re wanting variety. No two families you’re working with are the same. You’ll learn a lot about people, and hear so many life stories.
Job: Senior Occupational Therapist
Industry/Sector: Allied Health
I like the variety of working with different people. I get to know people and develop a holistic picture of their life. Plus, there is a bit of problem-solving, and creative thinking involved to help people return to daily tasks and get home.
Job: School Health Nurse
Industry/Sector: Allied Health
There’s a lot of pressure on young people to know exactly what they want to be. But I think there are plenty of opportunities to go and experience things, and see what you like. And if you don’t like it, you can always pivot and try something else.
Job: School Speech Pathologist
Industry/Sector: Allied Health
I love the human brain. Even when I was in Year 6, I used to always watch ‘Big Brother’ because I was fascinated by human behaviour
