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A Career that Rewards
Inspiring Leadership
Our Leadership team is committed to ensuring positive working environments where all our staff feel supported, valued and are able to achieve their career goals.
Values Led
We are a values driven organisation. All our staff are professionals who:
- are responsive to family and community needs
- strive to deliver greater opportunities for children
- are ethical, professional and reliable
- are approachable, open and honest.
Flexibility
We offer competitive and flexible working conditions with a variety of leave arrangements, salary packaging and professional development opportunities.
I enjoy being able to do a range of work. We get to work with children with complex communication needs.—Vanessa Poon, Speech Pathologist
Key Roles we are recruiting for
We are always looking for like-minded, enthusiastic and dynamic therapists and educators.
Our main team of specialists are Key Workers who support children and families in their everyday life, providing services in the home, community, and educational settings.
Our teams are transdisciplinary which means you use your discipline-specific knowledge as well as developing a broader understanding of ways to support children and their families in their development.
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View storyFrequently Asked Questions
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The position title of “key worker” is a generic term for each of our specialist team members, regardless of their specific qualifications.
Our key workers are qualified Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, Psychologists, Special Educators and Physiotherapists. Each key worker works within the transdisciplinary model.
As the name suggests, the key worker is the primary therapist for a particular client and their family. The key worker supports children and their families in their natural environment e.g., at home, school, or in the community.
Read more about How we work
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It is not a prerequisite to have experience of working with children with a disability. It is necessary to have the prerequisite compliance checks and qualifications, as well as the personal attributes, values and competencies which will enable you to succeed in the key worker role.
Find out about the Training Courses we offer.
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Once you have been successfully shortlisted for a position, you will be invited to a preliminary interview with a panel comprised of an Operations Manager, Team Leader, and People & Culture Manager. The first interview may take up to an hour.
If successful, you will be contacted to have a second interview with the Team Leader of the team where the vacancy currently exists. This interview will focus on technical questions related to the position, and will provide the opportunity for you to find out more specific information relating to the team.
If successful after the second interview, you will be sent a conditional contract detailing terms and conditions and possible commencement date. Once you have provided proof of all compliance and qualifications, you will be sent a confirmed contract and commencement date.
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Yes, depending on your field of study (preferably in line with our key worker specialist areas) you may be able to do a placement with Noah’s Ark.
Please contact Operations Manager Liz Chung on [email protected] or 0409 834 883 to discuss options.