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Ability Action Australia

4.2
  • 100 - 500 employees

Sarah

Ability Action Australia appealed to me right from the initial point of contact because of the team’s friendly nature and willingness to help out.

I always knew that I wanted to work in a profession that involved interacting with people and helping others. During high school, I wasn’t really aware of what OT was, however after doing some research and talking to a few OT’s, I felt that there was no other career choice for me! So, after graduating high school in 2018, I went straight into studying a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy at the University of Queensland, where I am about to enter my final year.

I am very passionate and excited about starting this career. Every day I get the chance to support people in ways I never thought possible, while I also get to work towards my full qualification.

I started with the Ability Action Australia Graduate Program in early 2021. I am really enjoying the support, guidance and encouragement they offer to be the best I can be. They support me to meet my personal goals and encourage me to grow my skill set. I love that everyone is open to supporting each other, whenever and wherever it is needed.

Ability Action Australia appealed to me right from the initial point of contact because of the team’s friendly nature and willingness to help out. The culture is very welcoming, and it makes me excited to see how my career will progress after graduation.

My favourite part about working at Ability Action Australia is the community of people and the feeling of being a part of something bigger. Regardless of how many days are worked from home versus the office, you always feel supported by and connected to others.

In the next five years, I would love to gain enough experience to step into a leadership role and mentor and support others in the same way I have been mentored at Ability Action Australia.