Life changing work in Arnhem Land: Speech Pathologist

Location: East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia

About Us: Born from a love of Arnhem Land our mission began to ensure that no one would have to leave their family and community to access therapy again. Our multidisciplinary team of Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, and Speech Pathologists fly together to the most remote corners of East Arnhem Land to deliver care with compassion, focussing on each person's unique potential - to help them to discover their best possible life.

Job Opportunity: We have an amazing opportunity for a Speech Pathology Team Lead looking for a simpler life living in beautiful Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, passionate about helping people and wanting an adventure travelling throughout communities empowering people unlock their potential. Join our multidisciplinary Allied health team and discover some of the most untouched places in Australia, as you travel by road or small planes to visit homelands and Indigenous communities across Arnhem land.

Key Responsibilities:

Lead and support the Speech Pathology team through clinical leadership, mentoring, supervision, onboarding, professional development and quality improvement initiatives.

Conduct comprehensive assessments with consideration for the cultural, physical and emotional needs of clients, particularly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

Develop and maintain accurate clinical documentation, including treatment plans and progress notes, while ensuring culturally responsive practice.

Deliver evidence-based Speech Pathology services to support communication, participation, independence and quality of life.

Utilise appropriate therapeutic techniques to support clients in improving or developing their communication and swallowing abilities.

Collaborate with General Practitioners, Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists and other members of the multidisciplinary team to deliver coordinated, client-centred care.

Review and adapt intervention plans based on client progress, participating in multidisciplinary meetings and case conferences as required.

Deliver culturally respectful Speech Pathology services across clinic, community and remote outreach settings throughout East Arnhem Land

Base Salary + Superannuation (Full-time, HP Level 3.1-3.5):

$126,236.36 – $140,555 per annum + $5,000 sign on bonus + $10,000 relocation

What We Offer:

4 Day work week.

$5,000 sign on bonus.

Heavily subsidised accommodation $200 per week.

5 weeks annual leave.

Relocation assistance up to $10,000.

Access to fleet vehicles to facilitate community based therapy sessions.

1 week paid professional development leave.

Paid birthday leave.

4 Weeks, paid parental leave.

Access to additional NTPHN Scholarships and Bursaries $20,000.

Comprehensive wellbeing package, including:

Free 24/7 gym membership.

Free Reformer Pilates classes.

Free Physiotherapy.

Free Massage.

Complimentary EAP for you and your immediate family.

About You:

Can you work confidently and autonomously as an NDIS Therapy provider?

Can you build long-term relationships at all levels?

Are you passionate about understanding and meeting your clients' goals?

Do you enjoy having strong administration support?

Are you a kind and dependable team player?

Do you seek a role that values growth, cultural sensitivity, and community impact?

Why Choose Arnhem Land?

Work in some of Australia's most untouched and beautiful locations.

Experience a simpler day to day lifestyle with a five minute drive to work.

Outreach to remote communities that deeply appreciate your services.

Rediscover a balanced work-life with flexible work arrangements.

Immerse yourself in Yolngu culture and contribute to meaningful change.

How to Apply: If want to provide exceptional care and support to those who need it most we would love to hear from you. You can reach out to us at ••••@arnhemhealth.com.au or call (08) •••• •727 and ask for Emily-Jane or Sarah for further details.

You can also visit our website https://www.arnhemhealth.com.au/ for more information.

This role is only open to candidates currently based in Australia, with NDIS experience and AHPRA Registration.