Join the Team
Meaningful support with real work-life balance
Noah's Ark supports you
We value and invest in our people, and in leading approaches to evidence-based practice.
Together we help children and their families achieve their goals and live a full life.
As a speech pathology mentor, it would be a privilege to support developing your current (or prospective!) areas of practice and interest at Noah's Ark. In our collaboration together, we will share our clinical experience, knowledge, and research on 'this is how to apply it at work' in everyday learning and therapy!—Heather O’Hagen, Speech Pathologist, 7 years at Noah's Ark
Key Roles we are recruiting for
We are always looking for like-minded, enthusiastic and dynamic therapists and educators.
Our main team of specialists are Key Workers who support children and families in their everyday life, providing services in the home, community, and educational settings.
Our teams are transdisciplinary which means you use your discipline-specific knowledge as well as developing a broader understanding of ways to support children and their families in their development.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The position title of “key worker” is a generic term for each of our specialist team members, regardless of their specific qualifications.
Our key workers are qualified Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, Psychologists, Special Educators and Physiotherapists. Each key worker works within the transdisciplinary model.
As the name suggests, the key worker is the primary therapist for a particular client and their family. The key worker supports children and their families in their natural environment e.g., at home, school, or in the community.
Read more about How we work.
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Yes, depending on your field of study (preferably in line with our key worker specialist areas) you may be able to do a placement with Noah’s Ark.
Please contact our People & Culture team at careers@noahsarkinc.org.au.