A fixed-term employment register is not a vacancy and inclusion on a register does not guarantee any offer of employment will be made. The Senior Allied Health Professional Employment Register is established to provide the Department of Health with a pool of experienced and skilled people who are able to work at short notice.
Interested persons are able to submit their application to be considered for duties on a fixed-term or casual basis. The Register will remain open to applicants until 30 June 2027 and will be reviewed on a regular basis. The Register will not preclude other Senior Allied Health Professional positions being advertised if warranted.
Current vacancies are available on the www.jobs.tas.gov.au website.
Salary
$110,425 to $121,907 per annum. Access to the progression point of Year 5Q salary of $121,907 is subject to the successful completion of a relevant Graduate Diploma.
Classification
Allied Health Professional Level 3
Location
South, North and North West
Duties
Provide an productive and effective allied health service to the patients and clients of the Department of Health at a senior and/or specialist level within the allocated work area(s).
Essential Requirements
- Satisfactory completion of an appropriate course of study at a recognised tertiary institution and registered with the relevant Board or, in the case of unregulated professions, eligible for membership of the relevant professional association.
Pre‑employment checks
- Conviction checks: Crimes of Violence, Sex Related Offences, Serious Drug Offences, Crimes involving dishonesty.
- Identification check.
- Disciplinary action in previous employment check.
- Current Tasmanian Working with Children Registration for some roles.
Desirable Requirements
- Current Driver’s Licence.
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📌 Senior Allied Health Professional Fixed-term and Casual Employment Register (Perth)
🏢 Department of Health, Tasmania
📍 Perth
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