Careers
Work With Us
At Emble Allied Health, we’re a values-driven organisation that believes in fostering a supportive and vibrant workplace culture that empowers our team to thrive.
As an organisation dedicated to providing exceptional services and support to our clients and the community, we understand the importance of cultivating a positive and fulfilling work environment for our team.
From structured learning programs and career progression opportunities to quarterly team-building outings and vibrant community engagement initiatives, we are committed to investing in the growth and well-being of our team members.
No matter where you are in your career journey – whether you’re a seasoned professional, just starting out, or a recent graduate eager to make a difference – we welcome you to reach out to us, even if there are no current job openings. At Emble Allied Health, we’re always excited to connect with passionate individuals who share our commitment to improving the lives of children and families.
Current Vacancies
We are currently seeking candidates for the following positions. If you’re interested, please submit your CV and cover letter, or reach out to us to arrange a discussion about the role.
Key Worker / Speech Pathologist, Occupational Therapist or Physiotherapist
Location: Mill Park clinic
Employment Basis: Full- and Part-time (permanent, ongoing)
Responsibilities:
We have an opportunity for a Speech Pathologist, Occupational Therapist or Physiotherapist to join our trans-disciplinary Key Working team on a part-time or full-time basis (ongoing, permanent).
As part of the role, you will be responsible for:
- Identifying and prioritising goals tailored to each child and family, integrating these goals seamlessly into the family’s daily routines and activities.
- Empowering the child’s family, educators and key individuals with the knowledge and strategies to support the child’s development, inclusion and participation across their everyday settings (such as the home, educational, care or community setting).
- Delivering therapy and support within the child’s everyday settings, leveraging the combined expertise and resources of the broader allied health and educational team.
- Collaborating closely with family members and key individuals in the child’s life to create strategies that support developmental progress, ensuring alignment with the child’s individual strengths, needs and learning environment.
- Coordinating with the child’s broader team of allied health, care, and educational professionals to deliver consistent, cohesive, and family-centred therapy and support.
- Providing families with guidance on navigating the NDIS, connecting with community resources, advocacy, and emotional support, ensuring they feel informed and empowered.
- Tracking the child’s developmental progress, making adjustments to the Family Service and Support Plan as needed to support ongoing growth and goal achievement.
Remuneration: Total remuneration packages starting at $101k (pro-rata)
Requirements:
- A Bachelor of Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy or Physiotherapy (or equivalent)
- At least 2 years’ clinical experience working within their specific allied health discipline with a predominant paediatric caseload (desired)
- Member of Speech Pathology Australia or AHPRA
- Current Working with Children’s Check (Employment)
- Police Check
- Current Driver’s License and reliable, comprehensively insured car
- Ability to register for a Medicare Provider Number
what we offer
New Graduate Learning Program
Our New Graduate Program, led by our experienced senior Therapists and Team Leaders, offers structured learning and professional development opportunities.
Our New Graduate team is supported to thrive in their roles through:
- Weekly group supervision: We provide a comprehensive structured learning program designed to empower our new graduate team members with the knowledge and skills they need to feel confident in their role.
- One-on-one supervision: We offer weekly supervision sessions with your dedicated Team Leader, where you can discuss both your wellbeing and clinical progress.
- Shadowing opportunities: During your initial six months with us, our senior Therapists will dedicate time to shadow and support you in therapy sessions. You also have the opportunity to observe other Therapist’s sessions from your own and other disciplines.
- Gradual caseload buildup: We support you to gradually build up your caseload, ensuring sufficient time for session planning and adapting to your new role while maintaining work-life balance.
- Comprehensive Orientation and Induction
Support and Supervision
At Emble, our Therapists receive comprehensive support at every stage of their career. We prioritise your well-being and professional growth, ensuring both are nurtured throughout your time with us. We do this through:
- Regular supervision with a senior Therapist (or external supervisor, paid for by us) on a weekly, fortnightly, or monthly basis, tailored to your experience and learning objectives.
- Collaborative development of your individual Learning and Development Plan.
- Access to a wealth of resources, paid subscriptions and journal articles.
- Dedicated time for internal professional development – Every Wednesday afternoon on a fortnightly basis, our clinic closes to focus entirely on learning and growth.
Manageable Caseloads
- We set realistic targets for Client Support Hours (otherwise known as KPIs) that allow ample time for session planning, progress reporting, and other administrative tasks. These targets are tailored to each staff member’s level of experience and our Therapists are empowered to progress at their own pace.
- We prioritise aligning your caseload with your clinical interests, competencies, and preferences for session location, time and modality, ensuring that you have autonomy and feel fulfilled in your role.
Access to Resources
- We ensure that you have everything you need to excel in your role. From therapy subscriptions to formal assessments, resources, toys, books, and more, we provide all the tools you need, eliminating the need to bring or purchase your own materials.
- All staff are provided with a laptop or desktop computer and have access to our library of iPads.
- You’ll have access to a dedicated therapy room, as well as opportunities to utilise our communal areas like the sensory-motor gym, meeting room, or large multipurpose room to enhance your sessions.
Professional Development
We prioritise the ongoing growth and development of our Therapists.
- Each Therapist has a personalised learning and professional development plan, reviewed bi-annually. This plan informs both internal and external professional development opportunities and helps shape our clinical supervision sessions.
- We offer three days of paid study leave.
- We close our clinics for half a day every fortnight, so that all staff can participate in multi-disciplinary professional development or discipline-specific training. We invite external speakers/facilitators, facilitate formal training courses, and participate in webinars to enhance our skills and knowledge.
- With a large team of allied health professionals all under one roof, our Therapists benefit from incidental learning opportunities.
Commitment to Continuous Improvement
We believe in the power of collaboration and continuous improvement.
- That’s why every fortnight, we dedicate half a day to team-based projects aimed at enhancing our services and supporting our community. During these sessions, our team works together on various projects, such as creating informative parent handouts, developing engaging content for social media platforms, and crafting valuable resources for our clients.
- This dedicated time allows us to innovate, collaborate, and make meaningful contributions to the families we serve.
Career Progression and Role Diversity
Career progression and role diversity is important. That’s why we offer a variety of career progression pathways for our staff in streams such as:
- Operational and strategic management
- Clinical leadership, supervision and mentoring
- Program and project coordination
Our leadership roles include positions such as clinical team leaders, supporting team leaders, group therapy coordinators, therapy assistant team leaders, social and community engagement coordinators, clinical education coordinators, and more.
We also support our staff members who are interested in advancing their clinical expertise. We provide access to external supervisors, workshops, and training opportunities to enhance their knowledge and competencies in their field.
In addition to career progression, we actively seek partnerships and opportunities that add diversity to your role. This may include facilitating workshops, leading parent support programs, planning and facilitating group therapy programs, providing consultative services to other businesses and sectors and more.
Full Administration Support and Management Structure
Our skilled administration and support team handles client scheduling, billing, and all daily administrative tasks, allowing you to concentrate on your clinical work. Backed by a strong senior management structure, including a CEO, General Manager, and Allied Health Manager, we ensure comprehensive support across all aspects of our organisation.
Our Team Culture
- We prioritise team cohesion and well-being through quarterly team-building days, where we enjoy outings together, such as water park adventures and city-wide scavenger hunts.
- Our supportive team culture fosters a vibrant atmosphere, enriched by our diverse clinical backgrounds, allowing you to grow into a more holistic therapist.
- With high staff retention rates, annual satisfaction surveys, and open feedback channels, we continuously strive to enhance our team’s experience with us.
- Working under one roof, we cultivate a sense of community, hosting seasonal events and celebrating special occasions like Easter, Christmas, and Halloween.
- Our social and community engagement strategy ensures a calendar full of internal events, including Harmony Day, Pyjama Day, Book Week, and more, creating opportunities for meaningful connections and fostering a sense of community.
