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Other Health Diagnostic and Promotion Professionals

Other Health Diagnostic and Promotion Professionals includes occupations such as Health Promotion Officers and Orthotists or Prosthetists.

HealthANZSCO 2519
$2,024/wkMedian full-time pay
11kPeople employed
+27% ▲Growth to 2035
73%Work full time
45Median age
Source: ABS · JSA, 2025-26ABS (Australian Bureau of Statistics) Labour Force via Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA), February 2026; ABS Employee Earnings and Hours May 2025; JSA Employment Projections, May 2025 base. ANZSCO 2519.More about our sources: How we check our facts

What they do

The main tasks of this occupation, from the national occupation standard.

assists health and community groups to improve the health of individuals and the community by raising awareness of healthy lifestyles, disease and disability, and other health-related issuesdesigns, builds, fits and repairs splints, braces, callipers, artificial limbs and related appliances to restore function or compensate for muscular and skeletal disabilities
Source: JSA occupation profileTask list from the Jobs and Skills Australia occupation profile for ANZSCO 2519 (ANZSCO task statements).More about our sources: How we check our facts

The outlook

Room for 2,900 more people in other health diagnostic and promotion professionals by 2035 ▲

The field grew 1.5% in the year to February 2026, adding about 200 workers. Most of the jobs are in VIC and NSW, with WA third.

Source: JSA · ABS, 2025-26ABS (Australian Bureau of Statistics) Labour Force via Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA), February 2026; ABS Employee Earnings and Hours May 2025; JSA Employment Projections, May 2025 base. ANZSCO 2519.More about our sources: How we check our facts
10.4k2025
12k2030 PROJ.
13.3k2035 PROJ.

Getting in

8 in ten people here have a degree. You can still get in without one.

16% came through a VET qualification. These are the nationally recognised courses mapped to this occupation, with the number of registered training providers that offer each one.

Source: JSA · training.gov.auEducation split: JSA (Jobs and Skills Australia) occupation profile, using ABS (Australian Bureau of Statistics) Census data, ANZSCO 2519. Qualification mapping and provider counts: training.gov.au, the national register of vocational education, October 2026. Listed providers are current registered training providers (private providers and TAFE institutes).More about our sources: How we check our facts

Nationally recognised training · most offered first

HLT36015Certificate III

Certificate III in Population Health

Health.

See 2 providers
HLT46015Certificate IV

Certificate IV in Population Health

Health.

See 2 providers
11123NATCertificate IV

Certificate IV in Doula Support Services

See 1 provider
See all 4 mapped courses
HLT36015Certificate III in Population Health · 2 providers
HLT46015Certificate IV in Population Health · 2 providers
11123NATCertificate IV in Doula Support Services · 1 provider
11375NATGraduate Diploma of Medical and Forensic Management of Violence, Abuse and Neglect · 0 providers

Providers are shown in A-Z order on each course page. A listing is not a recommendation.

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Source: ABS · JSA, 2025-26State chart shows people employed, not current job ads. ABS (Australian Bureau of Statistics) Labour Force via Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA), February 2026; ABS Employee Earnings and Hours May 2025; JSA Employment Projections, May 2025 base. ANZSCO 2519.More about our sources: How we check our facts

People employed by state, 2025-26

VIC3.6k
NSW2.8k
WA1.1k
QLD0.8k
SA0.6k
NT0.3k
TAS0.2k
ACT0.2k

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