Paediatric Exercise Physiologist – Neuroaffirming Role in Logan (with optional work at Spring Hill & Banyo)
Location: Logan | Part-Time with potential to increase hours |

Are you a passionate Exercise Physiologist with experience or interest in working with neurodivergent children?
Do you value neuroaffirming, body-based approaches such as primitive reflex integration and movement therapy?

Neurodiverse Playhouse is seeking a caring, skilled and creative Paediatric Exercise Physiologist to join our allied health team in Logan – with the opportunity to increase hours across Spring Hill and Banyo locations if desired.

About Us
Neurodiverse Playhouse is a neuroaffirming, child- and family-centred allied health service. We provide safe, inclusive environments where neurodivergent children are celebrated and supported to thrive.

Our approach is grounded in trauma-informed practice, play-based learning, and body-brain connection strategies such as primitive reflex integration, sensory regulation, and movement-based therapies.

About the Role
You will deliver individualised, strengths-based interventions to neurodivergent children using functional movement, reflex integration, and physical literacy to support regulation, coordination, and overall well-being.

You will work collaboratively with families and other allied health professionals in a highly supportive and values-driven team.

Key Responsibilities

Provide individualised, play-based and body-focused therapy sessions for children

Use primitive reflex integration, sensory-motor strategies, and movement interventions. Training provided.

Assess, plan, and implement evidence-informed programs tailored to each child’s goals

Collaborate closely with families and the multidisciplinary team

Document progress and maintain clinical notes in line with NDIS requirements

Engage in professional development and neuroaffirming practice

Locations

Base Playhouse: Logan

Optional additional days available in Spring Hill and Banyo (can increase hours)

About You

Qualified Accredited Exercise Physiologist (ESSA registered)

Experience or interest in paediatrics and working with neurodivergent children

Understanding of or training in primitive reflex integration (or willingness to learn)

Knowledge of neurodiversity, sensory regulation, and trauma-informed care

Passionate about strengths-based, neuroaffirming practice

Excellent communication skills and a collaborative, compassionate approach

Current Working with Children Check, First Aid, and relevant insurances

Availability to work Saturdays highly regarded

What We Offer

A fun, flexible, and inclusive workplace that values your input and individuality

Opportunities for additional training in neuroaffirming and somatic approaches

Supportive supervision and peer mentoring within a multidisciplinary team

Flexibility in hours and growth pathways

A culture that prioritises well-being, connection, and professional growth

Ready to Apply?
If you're excited to support children through movement, play, and body-based therapy in a neuroaffirming way, we'd love to hear from you!

Please apply with your resume and a brief cover letter outlining your interest and suitability.

Neurodivergent and allied health professionals from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply.