Role Title: Project Intern, Allied Health Simulation
Organisation: UWA School of Allied Health
Internship Period: Semester 2 (July – October)
Location: Crawley
Allied Health Simulation is broad with its various ways it can engage students, community members and academics learning together. It's a way to engage in learning before graduates enter the health and human services sector. In the School of Allied Health, the Social Work and Social Policy discipline would like to know what is happening elsewhere (nationally, internationally) with a view to develop simulation resources for students and staff to engage in reflective learning. This project needs to interns to ask "what, where, how, why' with the aim to develop a broad understanding of what is being done elsewhere, and also hear from discipline leads across the School of Allied Health about what would value add to their teaching and learning practices.
The School of Allied Health offers pathways to a career in health and social work through postgraduate courses.
Allied health professionals work in the health, social and psychosocial services care team, using specialised skills to provide evidence-based services to patients and other service users.
The School offers professional entry to practice courses in pharmacy, podiatric medicine and social work, as well as health professions education courses for those wishing to become educators in health.