NT Allied Health Excellence Awards

The Early Career Excellence Award applies to recent allied health graduates.

The winner of this category, will:

• be a high performer in their role
• be highly valued by their colleagues and patients
• show considerable potential for their future career.

The Excellence in Clinical Practice Award applies to nominees who deliver outstanding services or significantly influence clinical practice.

The winner of this category, will:

• be an outstanding performer in clinical practice
• be highly valued by their colleagues and patients
• considerably contribute to their profession and/or patient outcomes.

The Excellence in Research or Quality Improvement Award applies to nominees who deliver exemplary and impactful contributions to allied health related research or continuous quality improvement.

The winner of this category, will:

• have demonstrated significant impact from their work
• have a dedication to improving health outcomes and/or service delivery through generating new knowledge
• be highly valued in their field and considerably contribute to their profession.

The Excellence in Allied Health Education Award applies to nominees who demonstrate excellence in allied health education, supervision, mentoring or professional development.

The winner of this category, will:

• make a significant contribution to developing the allied health workforce
• be highly valued by learners and colleagues
• demonstrate a sustained and positive impact on developing others and strengthening allied health practice in the NT.

The Excellence in Leadership Award applies to nominees who work in any setting and deliver exemplary leadership for allied health in the NT.

The winner of this category, will:

• have significantly influenced those around them in a positive and impactful way
• be highly valued by their colleagues and profession.

The Team Excellence Award applies to nominees who work as a collective team, deliver high performing allied health services or outcomes in any setting.

The winner of this category will deliver excellent outcomes for person centred care and/or their profession which has been achieved through excellent teamwork.

The Excellence in Community Practice Award applies to nominees who deliver outstanding services or significantly influence community health, including in rural or remote practice.

The winner of this category, will:

• be an outstanding performer in community practice
• be highly valued by their colleagues and patients/communities
• considerably contribute to their profession and/or patient outcomes.

The Excellence in Allied Health Assistance/Technical Support Award applies to nominees who work in a technical role which directly supports allied health professionals.

The winner of this category will provide high quality and highly valued assistant services for allied health professionals and the services which they provide.

The Allied Health Honour Roll applies to nominees who are recognised for dedicating a substantial time of their career to working in the NT.

The winners of this category are highly regarded by their team, service or profession. Their work will have had a momentous and long-standing impact on allied health in the NT.