Report: Cliniko launches 2022 allied health survey
Cliniko's 2022 allied health workforce survey. Find out more about how to take part, including results from the 2021 survey.
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The Research Pathways Mentorship Program seeks to promote, encourage, and support research culture and leadership in osteopathy. The Program will pair osteopaths interested in research (mentees) with established researchers (mentors) experienced in osteopathic research. The aim of the mentoring relationship is to facilitate the mentee's career development and research capabilities through access to one-on-one support from an experienced researcher. The Program would be beneficial to osteopathic clinicians who are new to or interested in including research in their career journey; and university students studying osteopathy who are interested in research. It will provide an opportunity for clinicians to seek guidance on potential research pathways, the transition from clinician to clinician-researcher or from novice/non-researcher to more experienced researcher, and guidance on participating in research and developing research ideas and questions.
Expressions of Interest (EOIs) now OPEN.
The Program will run for 12 months (between March 2024 and March 2025).
Exact start and end dates will be negotiated between participants and the program manager.
Eligibility (Mentees)
Eligibility (Mentors)
EOIs are open for both Mentors and Mentees.
Applications close on the 1st February 2024 at 5pm, AEDT.
Current mentees and mentors are welcome to apply for the upcoming round.
To apply, please read the information sheet and complete an expression of interest form. The EOI will ask about your specific interests, previous experience, and what you hope to gain from or contribute to the mentoring relationship.
Mentee Expression of Interest form
Mentor Expression of Interest form
For questions, please contact Shamona Eaves, Senior Research and Project Officer, Osteopathy Australia on 02 9410 0099 or via seaves@osteopathy.org.au
Check out the video below for more information!
Our mentorship partners:
Osteopathic Research Alliance (ORA)
Australian Research Centre in Complementary and Integrative Medicine (ARCCIM)
Osteopathy Australia Research Mentoring Program
Cliniko's 2022 allied health workforce survey. Find out more about how to take part, including results from the 2021 survey.
We are committed to ensuring our members can work with their clients to create a place where people with disability can enjoy all human rights and freedoms just like everyone else. In this brief overview, we highlight the key volumes, findings and recommendations that are most important to our members.
In this submission, we focus on ensuring that allied health professionals, particularly osteopaths, are considered as part of the broader fall prevention team. This includes the suggestion to remove the reference to individual professions that may assist in fall prevention strategies and create an overarching inclusive statement involving all musculoskeletal allied health professionals.