FULL/PART TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE – Speech pathologist and Occupational Therapist

BCRG values Quality over Quantity and we offer:

Experienced and friendly early intervention team

Clinician well-being prioritised

Supportive environment

Flexible working hours

Mentoring support

Generous professional development budget

Opportunities for career progression in a well-established organisation

Opportunities to participate in a range of interesting projects, such as LEGO®-based therapy!

SALARY: Based on experience $65,000 - $90,000 + Leave loading, Super and KM reimbursements.

WHO WE ARE:

BCRG is a registered charity, non-profit organisation, and NDIS provider with over 30 years of experience working alongside children and families. Due to increasing demand for services, we are looking to expand our therapy team.

If you're passionate about delivering early intervention services to children (ages 0-18) and their families—helping them achieve their goals and lead meaningful, inclusive lives within their community—we’d love to hear from you.

WHY BCRG?

We have built a strong reputation in the community for best practice principles.

We are a professional, supportive and flexible workplace that is focused on being a family centred environment.

We prioritise clinicians’ well-being and promote work-life balance.

We offer regular in-house mentoring with a senior therapist, a generous professional development budget and a genuine interest from colleagues & the management team in growing your skills and interest areas.

You will have a sensible and diverse caseload that will take into account any administration time and not leave you feeling overwhelmed. We value quality over quantity!

You will also have access to a range of assessments and an extensive therapy resources

We are open to hearing new ideas and there are opportunities to create or be involved in a range of interesting projects, such as LEGO®-based therapy.

ABOUT THE ROLE

Provide holistic assessment and therapy services to children 0-18 years with a range of identified needs (including developmental delays and/or disabilities), to help them achieve their goals through a strength based and family centred approach.

Recommend and develop resources and other relevant supports aligned with the child’s needs

Develop reports, individual care plans and other documents that reflect the child and family’s goals, progress, skills and strategies.

Liaise with and build relationships with key stakeholders to improve collaboration and enhance child/family outcomes

For any further details of the role or the organisation, please contact Fiona Morgan, ot@bcrg.org.au

ABOUT YOU:

Essential Criteria

A degree in a relevant discipline (Speech Pathology or Occupational Therapy)

Registration and/or membership with your relevant professional body

A commitment to working flexibly in response to individual families’ needs and priorities using a family centred, strengths based approach

Good interpersonal, written communication and time management skills and a commitment to working collaboratively

Current Drivers Licence and vehicle with comprehensive insurance

NSW Working with Children Check

NDIS worker Clearance Check

Desirable:

Previous paediatric experience is well regarded but not essential

Experience working with people from a variety of culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds

How to apply

Email your current CV including a cover letter addressing the essential criteria to Louise Scarcella, Executive Officer on eo@bcrg.org.au or 9796 2931.

BCRG is committed to Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO), the Principle of Cultural Diversity, Access and Equity and Ethical Practice. Relevant Working with Children and Federal Police checks will be required before appointment to the position.

Applications will close on 18th May 2025 at 5pm.