We would also like your ideas and suggestions to attract, recruit, support and retain Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the Allied Health professions.

The Landscape Survey provided us with valuable information regarding the sector as a whole and enabled us to build this Workforce Survey for individuals.

Please be assured that the information reported in this survey will be strictly confidential and only deidentified aggregate data will be used in any report.

How long will it take? – We anticipate that the survey will take approximately 20 minutes to complete.

Other instructions for completing the survey:

1. The survey will be open from 1st December 2016 until 3rd February 2017.
2. The survey data will not be submitted to us until you select “done” on the last page.
3. Please call Craig Gear on 0410695659 if you have any queries about the survey, or contact Indigenous Allied Health Australia on (02) 6285 1010.

Thank you for your participation!

Gari Watson is a Goreng Goreng, Gangulu and Biri Gubba man who grew up in Brisbane, Queensland with his family, including three older siblings. Gari was the third Indigenous dentist to graduate from James Cook University (JCU) in 2014. “I knew from the age of 12 when I got braces that I wanted to be a dentist