Allied health assistant jobs in Australian Capital Territory
5 care requests an allied health assistant could take on were submitted across Australian Capital Territory in the last 90 days. Register free to see the ones still open.
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Care requests across Australian Capital Territory
5
requests in 90 days
1
in the last 30 days
3
allied health assistant profiles on Carevo in the same area
In the 90 days to 12 October 2026, people across Australian Capital Territory submitted 5 care requests through Carevo that an allied health assistant could take on. The services asked for most were therapy and allied health. 1 of the 5 arrived in the last 30 days, so the earlier weeks were busier.
60% asked for support to start within a week, so a quick reply counts for a lot here.
Counted from care requests submitted through Carevo between 15 July 2026 and 12 October 2026, in the service categories allied health assistant work covers. They are enquiries from people looking for support, not advertised vacancies, and some will have been filled.
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Allied health assistant jobs by city in Australian Capital Territory
Requests within each city's metro area in the last 90 days.
Support work requested across Australian Capital Territory
Care requests submitted through Carevo in the last 90 days in service categories related to allied health assistant work, newest first. These are examples of recent demand, not confirmed open vacancies or evidence that each request needs this specialist role. Check the scope, credentials and current status before contacting anyone.
Family carer in City, ACT needs therapy
NDIS, self-managed · needs to start soon
Support coordinator in City, ACT needs therapy and allied health
NDIS, plan-managed · wanted to start soon
NDIS participant in City, ACT needs therapy
NDIS, plan-managed · was planning ahead
Family carer in City, ACT needs therapy and allied health
privately funded · was planning ahead
Person needing care in City, ACT needs allied health
privately funded · wanted to start soon
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Requests are anonymised: no names, contact details or health information are stored or shown. A suburb is named only when it has at least three requests in the window; otherwise the region is shown. Who is asking and the timing are inferred from the request by Carevo's classifier, and timing is described in the past tense once a request is more than 30 days old. Regenerated from Carevo's database at each deployment. How we calculate these numbers.
How the work across Australian Capital Territory is funded
Of the 5 requests that stated how the support would be paid for, 40% were NDIS plan-managed, 40% were privately funded and 20% were NDIS self-managed. Privately funded requests (40%) have no price limit or funding rules: the rate is whatever you and the client agree.
- NDIS, plan-managed40% (2)
- Privately funded40% (2)
- NDIS, self-managed20% (1)
Share of the 5 requests that stated a funding type. Who can deliver a support under each NDIS arrangement is set by the NDIA: ways to manage your funding.
Responses and competition across Australian Capital Territory
4
had a provider respond
0
had an independent worker respond
1
had no response from any provider or worker
Carevo sent out 5 of these requests. A provider responded to 4 and an independent worker responded to 0. No independent worker responded to the other 5; a provider responded to 4 of those. 1 (20%) had no response from any provider or worker through Carevo. Each request goes to providers as well as workers, and up to two independent workers can contact it, so a request with no response on the day it arrives may not stay that way.
3 allied health assistant profiles on Carevo list a suburb across Australian Capital Territory. Against 5 requests in 90 days, that is about 1.7 requests for each profile. Profiles are self-reported and not all are active, and providers respond to the same requests.
Allied health assistant jobs by suburb in Australian Capital Territory
Suburbs that had their own allied health assistant requests in the last 90 days, or that people already find through search. Busiest first; the number is that suburb's own requests.
Every other suburb in Australian Capital Territory, A to Z (87)
- Ainslie
- Amaroo
- Aranda
- Banks
- Barton
- Beard
- Belconnen
- Bonner
- Bonython
- Braddon
- Bruce
- Campbell
- Canberra City
- Casey
- Chapman
- Charnwood
- Chifley
- Conder
- Cook
- Coombs
- Crace
- Curtin
- Deakin
- Denman Prospect
- Dickson
- Duffy
- Dunlop
- Evatt
- Fadden
- Farrer
- Fisher
- Florey
- Flynn
- Forde
- Forrest
- Franklin
- Fyshwick
- Garran
- Gilmore
- Greenway
- Gungahlin
- Hackett
- Hall
- Harrison
- Hawker
- Higgins
- Holder
- Holt
- Hume
- Isaacs
- Isabella Plains
- Jacka
- Kaleen
- Kambah
- Lyneham
- Macquarie
- Mawson
- Melba
- Mitchell
- Monash
- Moncrieff
- Narrabundah
- Ngunnawal
- Nicholls
- Page
- Palmerston
- Pearce
- Phillip
- Richardson
- Rivett
- Spence
- Strathnairn
- Symonston
- Taylor
- Theodore
- Throsby
- Torrens
- Tuggeranong
- Turner
- Wanniassa
- Waramanga
- Watson
- Watson Act
- Weetangera
- Whitlam
- Woden
- Wright
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What allied health assistant pay looks like
Allied health assistants are paid under the Health Professionals and Support Services Award support services classifications, with the rate set by classification level and experience.
$0 to $80 an hour
| Weekday | $26 to $30 an hour |
|---|---|
| Saturday | $39 to $44 an hour |
| Sunday | $52 to $58 an hour |
| Public holiday | $65 to $72 an hour |
Casual employees receive a 25% loading on top of these rates. This role is generally weekday-based, so weekend penalties rarely apply.
How that compares, as of 1 July 2026
$36.22–$40.49
an hour · SCHADS Award minimum, Level 2–3 full-time (Fair Work pay guide)
$73.58
an hour · NDIS price limit for standard weekday self-care support: the most a provider can bill a participant's plan for that hour, which funds wages, on-costs and overheads. A service price cap, not a worker wage (Pricing Schedule 2026–27)
Work out your own rate with the SCHADS award tool or the pay rate calculator.
Indicative hourly rates based on the Health Professionals and Support Services Award (MA000027), reviewed July 2025 (Fair Work pay guides). Modern award rates are national and do not vary by state. Pay is set by each provider and can be higher under an enterprise agreement. General information only, not financial advice.
Checks, qualifications and what providers look for are the same in every state: allied health assistant checks and credentials.
Working for yourself
If you plan to take on participants directly rather than joining a provider team, these guides cover the practical side.
Frequently asked questions
Does Carevo have allied health assistant jobs in Australian Capital Territory I can apply for?
Carevo is not a job board with fixed listings. It passes on care requests from people looking for support. In the last 90 days there were 5 across Australian Capital Territory that an allied health assistant could take on. You register your availability and credentials once, the requests that match your services, area and funding types appear on your dashboard, and you choose which to contact.
How much allied health assistant work is there in Australian Capital Territory?
In the 90 days to 12 October 2026, people across Australian Capital Territory submitted 5 care requests through Carevo that an allied health assistant could take on. The services asked for most were therapy and allied health. 1 of the 5 arrived in the last 30 days, so the earlier weeks were busier.
Who pays for allied health assistant work in Australian Capital Territory?
Of the 5 requests that stated how the support would be paid for, 40% were NDIS plan-managed, 40% were privately funded and 20% were NDIS self-managed. Privately funded requests (40%) have no price limit or funding rules: the rate is whatever you and the client agree.
How many other allied health assistants are in Australian Capital Territory?
3 allied health assistant profiles on Carevo list a suburb across Australian Capital Territory. Against 5 requests in 90 days, that is about 1.7 requests for each profile. Profiles are self-reported and not all are active, and providers respond to the same requests.
Does it cost anything?
Creating a profile and seeing the requests near you is free. To contact a request you need the Support Worker Plan: $99 a month (ex GST) for up to 5 contacts a month, with a 7-day free trial. Carevo charges no commission and takes no cut of what you earn.
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