Key Worker (Occupational Therapist) – Paediatric Not-for-ProfitLocations: Maribyrnong (West) or Greensborough (North-East)Join a well-established early childhood intervention team where clinical reasoning and collaboration sit at the centre of practice.We're looking for a Speech Pathologist to deliver evidence-informed clinical intervention within a transdisciplinary key worker model, supporting young children and their families in everyday environments.No two days are the same.
You will have autonomy to plan and schedule your work in a way that supports families, while maintaining clinical quality and consistency.About the OpportunityLocations: Maribyrnong (West) or Greensborough (North-East)Join a well-established early childhood intervention team where clinical reasoning and collaboration sit at the centre of practice.We're looking for a Speech Pathologist to deliver evidence-informed clinical intervention within a transdisciplinary key worker model, supporting young children and their families in everyday environments.No two days are the same.
You will have autonomy to plan and schedule your work in a way that supports families, while maintaining clinical quality and consistency.What you'll doYou will:Deliver clinical intervention that supports participation in daily routinesWork with families using a coaching approach to build confidence and capabilityProvide support in home, kindergarten, and community settingsApply your discipline knowledge within a shared team modelTranslate assessment and observation into clear, practical strategiesContribute to goal setting, review, and ongoing clinical decision makingWork alongside allied health, educators, and other key people in the child's lifeHow we workNeuroaffirming and strengths-basedTransdisciplinary,
with shared clinical responsibilityJoint sessions used to support outcomes and team learningCoaching and capacity building alongside direct interventionClinical intervention linked to meaningful participation outcomesFamily-centred, with a focus on sustainable change within routinesWhat you'll find hereConsistent supervision focused on clinical reasoning and reflectionStructured professional developmentA team that collaborates openly and shares knowledgeFlexibility and autonomy in managing your day and caseloadWhat you bringQualification in Occupational Therapy (APHRA)Experience or interest in early childhood interventionStrong clinical reasoning and ability to apply this in practiceConfidence working independently and within a teamA clear, practical approach to supporting children and familiesScreening requirementsNational Police CheckWorking with Children CheckNDIS Worker Screening CheckValid Victorian Driver's LicenceRight to work in AustraliaAbout MCMMCM is a not-for-profit organisation delivering services across Early Years, Disability, Homelessness, Palliative Care and Education.We are committed to inclusive, equitable practice and recognise that a diverse workforce strengthens how we support the communities we work with.
We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.Our commitment to safetyMCM is committed to the safety and wellbeing of children, young people, and people with disability.
We have zero tolerance for abuse, including child abuse and abuse of people with disability.All employees are required to:Comply with the Child Secure StandardsContribute to maintaining a safe and respectful environmentMeet all organisational screening requirements
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