A CAREER IN WORKPLACE REHABILITATION: MAKING A DIFFERENCE EVERY DAY
ARPA STUDENT AFFILIATE MEMBERSHIP
Complimentary for those currently studying an eligible Allied Health degree in Australia
arpa student affiliate membership
Complimentary for those currently studying an eligible Allied Health degree in Australia and who have a current student email address.
Qualifications Required
Qualifications Required
Qualifications Required
A workplace rehabilitation role requires the successful completion of an accredited allied health profession. The most common qualifications are:
- Chiropractic
- Exercise Physiology
- Nursing
- Occupational Therapy
- Physiotherapy
- Psychology
- Rehabilitation Counselling
- Social Work.
Desirable Skills
Qualifications Required
Qualifications Required
To be successful in workplace rehabilitation, a broad range of skills is required, including:
- Injury prevention & management
- Case management
- Workplace & ergonomic assessments
- Vocational counselling & assessment
- Vocational training & job placement
- Independent living planning.
The workplace rehabilitation industry is always welcoming new peop
To be successful in workplace rehabilitation, a broad range of skills is required, including:
- Injury prevention & management
- Case management
- Workplace & ergonomic assessments
- Vocational counselling & assessment
- Vocational training & job placement
- Independent living planning.
The workplace rehabilitation industry is always welcoming new people to our industry and all ARPA members provide induction and support programs to help you develop the required skills and knowledge.
Desirable Attributes
Qualifications Required
Desirable Attributes
To be successful in a career in workplace rehabilitation you will require:
- Strong verbal & written communication skills
- Problem solving skills
- Stakeholder management, customer service & negotiation skills
- Organisation & time management skills
- An ability to be empathetic.
