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Podiatry Assistants in Australia

Discussion in 'Australia' started by ljascot, Jun 17, 2013.

  1. ljascot

    ljascot Member


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    Hi

    Can anyone advise me on the requirements for a Podiatry Assistant to work in Australia?

    I understand have so far been able to find two courses that include Podiatry
    - Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance[HLT42507]
    - one day training course at Mayfield education - http://www.mayfield.edu.au/html/ahafc.html

    I have read in the guidelines that the certificate IV is the most desirable but I was wondering if the course held at Mayfield would be sufficient? Can anyone advise me that has or is working with a Podiatry assistant.

    Thanks for your help.
    Linda
     
  2. Tuckersm

    Tuckersm Well-Known Member

    Linda,

    Currently very few Podiatry Assistant Positions in Melbourne, and they have a mix of qualifications, but a lot are current podiatry students, others have received on the job training, some ex ENs
    There is no requirement for any formal qualification
    The Podiatry Board of Australia Website has some information on it regarding qualifications of Pod Assistants.

    In Victoria, if you have the Cert IV, you are paid at a higher grade of Allied Health Assistant than if you don't (if working in a public sector position)
     
  3. Podtechnician

    Podtechnician Welcome New Poster

    Are you hiring Podiatry Assistant that came from other country like Philippines? I am a Podiatry Technologist working in Saudi Arabia and I am looking for a Podiatry Assistant Jobs in Australia.

    regards,
    vino
     
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