We are looking for a Key Worker to join our wonderful team. Are you an Early Childhood Professional looking for a change? We are close-knit team situated in the gorgeous community of Parkes & Forbes in the Central West, NSW. We pride ourselves in offering a high quality, multidisciplinary allied health service to the community and we are looking for someone special to join our team.

We are looking for a

Key Worker to join our team. Someone who loves helping people and working closely with a Speech Pathologist, Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapist, Exercise Physiologist, Allied Health assistants and Counsellor.

Our Key Workers work closely with kids aged 0-8yrs at their school, preschool, at their home or in our clinic rooms.

What exactly does a Key Worker do? A Key Worker is the bridge between families and therapists, linking up our talented and oh-so-in-demand paediatric Speechies, OTs & Physio’s with kids who need them the most. Think of a Key Worker as the overarching support therapist for a child and their family, who will coordinate required therapies, reports and diagnoses.

Our Key Workers will visit a child and their family in their home environment. Our Key Workers will collaborate with families to collate all relevant information regarding the child and their health profile (past inputs, reports, diagnosis). Our Key Workers will also conduct in home assessments.

From there, our Key Workers have amazing access to our team of experienced therapists, and will consult and case conference with Speech Therapists, Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists about each child to form a holistic and comprehensive care plan based on the inputs from these key therapists.



Often these therapists will join the Key Worker to complete further assessments with the child and families. As well as coordinate reports, and care plans, the Key Worker will directly implement therapy programs with the child.

The benefits of this system? Consistency with ONE regular therapist (instead of having several different people and trying to remember all the different appointments).

A Key Worker can build a fabulous relationship with the child and family.

A Key worker can really advocate for that child, knowing everything that is going on their lives and their needs.

A Key worker can start to really help the child achieve their goals, with the support from our team & their own knowledge base.

We want this job to work around your personal life and not the other side.

Want to work Part time?

Sure.

Full time?

No worries .

Flexible hours?

Yep

Want to get to your kid’s school concert?

Book it in the diary

Our fabulous admin team handles all the back end; the bookings, phone calls etc (yay), so you can spend the maximum time helping these clients and families to reach their goals, without all the admin work getting in the way.

We have lots of Clinical supervision , with a Professional Development Package and in-house clinical supervision program for both professional and personal development.





We pride ourselves on excellent financial remuneration . Please make contact to discuss this more as it is dependent on your experience in the industry and the type of arrangement you're looking for.

Close knit, multidisciplinary team environment, an exciting growing practice that celebrates the strengths and uniqueness of each team member.

In house clinical supervision and career development, with a fierce dedication to continual learning and quality improvement.

Assistance with external professional development costs.

A kind, supportive and nurturing team culture, with plentiful admin support, lots of coffee shouts and heaps of laughter.

Opportunities for career progression into management and mentor roles.

Flexibility - a workplace culture that values work/life balance.

Part time & full time roles available.

Maternity leave

package available.

We focus on being client-centred and family-centred in our provision of care and support, so maximum job satisfaction.

Essential Qualifications/ Requirements:

To be eligible to apply for this role, you will need to be an Early Childhood Professional. A personwho has a bachelor’s degree or higher in theirrelevant area and holds current registration or membership with their relevant registration and or professional body. It is expected that the person delivers supports in line with the NDIS Commission’s NDIS Practice Standards and Quality Indicators for Early ChildhoodSupports.

Early Childhood Professionals include the following types of professionals.

Developmental Educator – A person has a bachelor’s degree or higher and hascurrent full membership with Developmental Educators Au

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