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Ms Sasha Job

BPhty, BExSc, GCHProfEd
Lecturer - Physiotherapy (Neurological)
School of Health, Medical and Applied Sciences
Bundaberg
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Sasha Job is a lecturer in neurological physiotherapy and PhD candidate at CQUniversity. She holds bachelor’s degrees in Physiotherapy and Exercise Science, and a Graduate Certificate in Health Professional Education. She has extensive clinical experience in disability, neurological, paediatric, cardiorespiratory, and community physiotherapy. Sasha also has tertiary-level teaching experience and received an Australian Awards for University Teaching citation for outstanding contributions to student learning.

 

Her PhD thesis, “Universal Beach Accessibility Hub (Uā€BEACH),” focuses on increasing physical activity and wellbeing for people with disability. Sasha’s innovative healthcare contributions have earned her several awards, including the Best Community Program Disability Service Award 2023 and the Community Champion Shaping Australia Award 2024. She serves on the Board of Directors for Accessible Beaches Australia and advisory group for the Queensland Disability Research Network. 

 

Passionate about health, wellbeing, sustainability, and natural environments, Sasha is a strong advocate for accessibility and inclusion: “Be the change.”

General
Awards

A selection of professional highlights are presented below: 

  • Winner The Community Champion Award in the Universities Australia Shaping Australia Awards (2024)
  • Winner Best Community Program for Disability in the Australian Disability Service Awards (2023)
  • Best Conference Paper Award for the Disability Stream at the APA Ignite 2023 Conference 
  • APA PRF Pitchfest Competition – People’s Choice Award (2023)
  • Nomination for Citizen of the Year in Bundaberg’s Australia Day Awards (2023, 2024)
  • CQUniversity Vice Chancellor’s Award for Excellence – Excel Award (2022)
  • Research Higher Degree Great Debate Winner (2022)
  • 3MT Competition – CQUniversity People’s Choice Winner (2022)
  • 3MT Competition – CQUniversity Runner-Up (2022)
  • Visualise your These Competition – CQUniversity People’s Choice Winner (2022)
  • Student Voice Commendation (2016-2021)
  • Australian Awards for University Teaching Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning (2021)
  • Recognised as one of Bundaberg's Most Influential Women (2021)
  • CQUniversity Vice Chancellor Award for Outstanding Contributions to Learning and Teaching (2020)
  • CQUniversity Vice Chancellor Award for Exemplary Teaching and Practice 

Media Citations
Professional Memberships

Australian Physiotherapy Association 

CQU - Appleton Institute

Key Achievements

PhD Candidate

Developed world-first micro-credential on beach accessibilty 

Winner Best Community Program for Disability in the Australian Disability Service Awards 

Winner Community Champion in Shaping Australia Awards

Vice Chancellor’s Award for Excellence

Australian Award for University Teaching Citation for Outstanding Contribution 

Citizen of the Year Nominee + Recognition as one of Bundaberg’s Most Influential Women 

Consultancy Work

Director - Accessible Beaches Australia (2022 - current)

Disability Physiotherapy Level 1 Presenter/Tutor - Australian Physiotherapy Association (2023 - current)

Queensland Disability Research Network Advisor (2025 - current)

Recent Research Projects
Patient and health professional perspectives on the benefits, barriers and facilitators of beach access for individuals with mobility limitations
From: 01/12/2021 to 31/10/2023
Grant: Competitive Grant (Category 3: Industry and Other)
Funding Schemes: PRF 2021 Seeding Grants
Total Funding: $10,000.00
Research Interests
Health Sciences

Allied health and rehabilitation science - Allied health and rehabilitation science not elsewhere classified

Health Sciences

Public health - Health equity

Health Sciences

Public health - Preventative health care

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