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INDUSTRY LEADERS ACROSS AUSTRALIA

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Specialists in Disability Care, NDIS Support and Recruitment solutions

"WHERE PEOPLE COME FIRST"

Locally-owned and operated, Health Staff Australia are your trusted partner in sourcing expert care for Participants. With a firm foundation built on respect and integrity, we endeavour to provide top-tier care for all individuals. Our knowledge, skills and in-depth training, provide peace of mind for

all participants.

We take pride in our affiliation with the NDIS, offering valuable resources to ensure all your or your loved one's needs are fully met.

We work closely with participants and their families, offering expert advice, personalised care, and promoting the well-being and inclusion of everyone in our community. We strongly support the National Disability Insurance Scheme and are here to assist you with your needs, whether it's care or advocacy. Our holistic approach ensures that every person with a disability feels empowered and part of our Health Staff Australia family.

Our Staffing Solutions

Streamline your hiring process with us!

Hiring staff is a complex task that can drain your time and resources. Make the right choice from the start to avoid productivity loss and low morale.

We specialise in delivering efficient and successful recruitment solutions for positions of all levels, including Senior Management, Executive,

and Medical roles.

With over a decade of experience, our established local network and a team of seasoned consultants ensure professionalism and expertise in every step. We utilise cost-effective, proven recruitment strategies across national canvassing platforms to find the best candidates.

If you are a looking at a fulfilling role in the healthcare industry, we have ongoing vacancies! Click below to find out how you can start you career with Health Staff Australia today!

Our international team allows us to be available 24/7, 365 days, and to help support you!

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OUR INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS

We’re fully accredited and proud members of the peak industry bodies in healthcare recruitment and staffing.

We’re the proud winner of the 2019 Recruitment, Consulting and Staffing Association (RCSA) Outstanding Contribution Award. And a Registered NDIS Provider.

Latest News

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Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder: Key Facts and Milestones

March 28, 2025

Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder: Key Facts and Milestones Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a lifelong developmental condition that affects millions of individuals worldwide, with an estimated *675,000 Australians currently living with autism, based on the latest prevalence estimates and Australian Bureau of Statistics data. The condition is characterized by difficulties in social interaction, communication, restricted and repetitive interests, and sensory sensitivities. The term "spectrum" reflects the wide range of challenges experienced by people on the spectrum and the varying degrees to which they are affected. Autism is four times more common in boys than in girls, with each individual exhibiting a unique combination of strengths, interests, challenges, and aspirations. Early diagnosis and appropriate, evidence-informed treatment can significantly improve the quality of life for many children and adults, offering them better opportunities for growth and support. The History of Autism: Key Moments and Pioneers In 1943, American psychiatrist Leo Kanner introduced autism to the world. He described a group of children who had difficulty with social interactions and preferred routines. His research helped establish autism as its own condition, separate from other disabilities. Around the same time, Hans Asperger, a German doctor, noticed children who had similar challenges but were often highly intelligent and focused on specific interests. This led to the recognition of Asperger's Syndrome, a subtype within the autism spectrum.

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