澳大利亞天主教大學(xué)

The Master of Rehabilitation suite of programs aims to provide evidence based advanced studies for health professionals including registered physiotherapists, occupational therapists speech pathologists, nurses and other allied health professionals who seek to extend knowledge and skills in the fields of aged and neurological rehabilitation for promotion and professional recognition, or to return to the workforce.

This course includes purposely designed inter-professional coursework units in conjunction with discipline specific streams. Workshop intensives, and application of advanced skills and knowledge within the work-place and other practice settings will enable each discipline to apply highly integrative and evidence based-content to allow the development of advanced skills and practice. Clinicians will use critical appraisal to evaluate strategies and interventions as well as implement optimal programs in their work-place and during an advanced practicum for holistic management and enhanced participation of people with complex aged and neurological disorders. The program culminates with these advanced practicum opportunities and a clinical research project within the discipline and fields of either aged or neurological rehabilitation.

Careers

Graduates will be able to apply theory and practice learned in a range of health provider settings including but not limited to:

• Public Health Care provider in acute wards and rehabilitation settings;
• Private Health Care provider in acute wards and rehabilitation settings;
• Private Practice in the fields of aged and neurological rehabilitation;
• Aged care Health services;
• Transition care community rehabilitation and long term care settings;
• State, Federal and local government in policy development or implementation;
• Health Carer groups;
• Health Care based research.

Roles may include:

• Clinician;
• Case worker;
• Team Leader;
• Consultant;
• Researcher.

Students with a Student Visa will need to complete the program in minimum duration, study at least one subject on-campus each semester and must not undertake more than 33% of the program online.