Building the Allied Health Workforce for a NDIS Future
Chris has extensive workforce experience as a practicing speech pathologist and her expertise with regard to student learning in speech pathology has been recognised by university and national awards.
She will contribute her expertise on competency development, curriculum resources and educational strategies.
Lilienne will be responsible for the day to day conduct of the project and liaising closely with the placement facilitators and the participating services, placement educators and the students.
Stacie will contribute expertise regarding preparation for placement, structure and models for student placements, workplace learning, placement and inter-professional education, educator training and resource development.
Angela has extensive experience in the planning and evaluation of community and health services and projects, and in workforce capacity building. She will lead the evaluation component of the project.
Sue will contribute her academic expertise regarding health science students’ learning and service delivery on placements as well as her experience with and passion for ensuring that people with disabilities and their families have access to high quality services that meet their goals.
Placement Facilitator
Nicole will partner with key stakeholders to implement and resource student placement models and strategies. She will contribute to the development of a range of resources to support service providers in their engagement and facilitation of quality student placements.
Placement Facilitator
Kendal will partner with key stakeholders to implement and resource student placement models and strategies. She will contribute to the development of a range of resources to support service providers in their engagement and facilitation of quality student placements.
Project Manager
Kristen will provide day to day project management under the direction of the project team. She will assist the team with ethics, research and executive issues.
Placement facilitators roles are designed to facilitate partnership with organisations and other key stakeholders to explore opportunities to develop and implement student placement models and strategies.
Facilitators also contribute to a range of resources that support allied health services to sustain the ongoing development of an allied health workforce capable of providing quality services to people with a disability in a market-style environment.
The placement facilitator will initially be involved in engaging with participants to understand the services provided, the placement educators’ roles and student involvement in the workplaces.
The placement facilitator will collaborate with the key stakeholders to:
It is acknowledged that not all services are the same and that the roles, models, strategies and resource development will evolve as part of the processes in this project.
Mark Kemperman
Manager, Skills and Employment Initiatives
Department of State Development
Dr Wendy Riemens
Principal Consultant (Policy)
Skills and Employment Initiatives
Department of State Development
Sarah Marshall
Skills and Employment Division
Department of State Development
Helen Ottaway
Principal Project Officer, NDIS Participants, Providers and Systems Team
Department for Communities and Social Inclusion
Professor Esther May
Dean of Clinical Education and Equity
University of South Australia
Cathy Olsson
National Advisor Disability
Speech Pathology Australia
Jaime Gardner
Coordinator of RPABI, Disability & Community Inclusion
Flinders University
Linda Turpin
Plan Support Coordinator, Team Leader
National Disability Insurance Agency
Associate Professor Stacey George
Head of Occupational Therapy
Flinders University
Ali Dymmott
Placement Coordinator, Occupational Therapy
Flinders University
Jill Williams
Placement Coordinator, Physiotherapy
Flinders University
Terry Lyons
Executive Manager Knowledge & Learning
Novita Children’s Services
Carla Branson
Senior Speech Pathologist
Talking Matters
Sandy Lowe
Manager, ASSIST Therapy Services
Disability SA
Susan Manning
Senior Clinician Speech Pathologist
Autism SA
Rebecca Hudson
Recent allied health graduate
Sturt Rd, Bedford Park
South Australia 5042
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