This training program provides allied health staff with knowledge and skills that will enable them to work effectively in services where allied health assistants or other support workers perform tasks delegated by allied health professionals. At the completion of this training, allied health staff will be able to:
identify a number of ‘key ingredients’ required for effective delegation
apply national, organisational and professional legislation and policy relating to delegation
identify appropriate tasks for delegation
plan training for allied health assistants
address common delegation challenges.
The training is delivered using a blended approach, including an online component and a face to face workshop.
Delegation Essentials training deliberately allows time for teams to explore issues in delegation relevant to their context.
This training provides allied health staff with the knowledge and skills to work effectively in delegated service models. At the completion of this training, allied health staff will be able to:
identify a number of ‘key ingredients’ required for effective delegation
apply national, organisational and professional legislation and policy relating to delegation
identify appropriate tasks for delegation
plan and implement training for allied health assistants
address common delegation challenges.
Participation in this professional development activity may also contribute to continuing professional development (CPD) requirements for the purposes of registration and/or professional association membership. Please refer to the specific CPD requirements of your registration board and/or professional association to confirm.
Allied health staff are provided with a Certificate of Attendance after completing the face to face workshop.
This training, including the face to face workshop for up to 24 participants, can be delivered directly to your allied health team on demand. Please contact us for more information or a quote.
For terms and conditions, privacy statement, refund and enrolment guidelines, we recommend you read the Cunningham Centre academic guidelines prior to enrolment to ensure that you are making a fully informed decision.
