• Up to $120K salary package based on experience
• Extensive relocation, scholarship and bursary grants available
• Fully furnished accommodation provided
• Staff wellbeing initiatives

Why Arnhem Allied Health Centre?

Arnhem Allied Health Centre is a one-stop health hub, gym and rehabilitation provider offering a range of services such as Physiotherapy, Pilates & Occupational Therapy.

This is a unique opportunity for a motivated and enthusiastic Speech Pathologist to join a multidisciplinary team.

What's in it for you?

• Up to $120K salary package based on experience
• Up to $10Kfor relocation, as well as access to NT PHN/RWA NT Scholarship and Bursary grants
• Fully furnished accommodation supplied
• Annual leave, personal leave & 5 day's paid Professional Development leave
• Opportunity to upskill in areas of interest

What's the role?

• Independent management of SP case load including assessment and intervention
• Prescription of equipment and home modifications
• Engagement with key stakeholders including support workers, families, and schools to support SP intervention
• Comprehensive functional assessments and reporting
• Working within a team whilst building and nurturing personal case load and professional profile.

Is this the right role for you?

• At least 1 year experience
• Independent management of SP case load
• Current National Police Clearance & Working with Children's check
• Current Australian Driver's License

About the location:

The friendly community of Nhulunbuy supports a laid-back, natural lifestyle. It is a friendly and supportive community nestled amongst the white sandy beaches of the Gove Peninsula.

The tropical climate allows for plenty of opportunity for nature-based activities such as fishing, bush walking and camping, and it's modern comforts including cafés, supermarkets and restaurants while maintaining its small town charm.

NT PHN/RWA NT may be able to offer relocation support and clinical educational financial assistance to health professionals who are relocating to the NT or moving within the NT to a greater remoteness area classification for the purposes of employment and further clinical education.