At Yarran, we’re more than a workplace — we’re a passionate, community-driven not-for-profit organisation dedicated to making a lasting difference in the lives of children and families on the Central Coast.

• Values-driven and people-focused – our commitment is to quality over quantity, ensuring meaningful outcomes for the children and families we support

• Enjoy the benefits of Fringe Benefit Tax concessions, increasing your take-home pay

• Flexible hours and scheduling to promote a healthy work-life balance, with genuine support from a collaborative and caring team

• Above award conditions that recognise and reward your skills and dedication

• Ongoing opportunities for professional development, peer supervision, and shared learning in a multidisciplinary environment

Join a team where your work is valued, your wellbeing is prioritised, and your growth is supported.

• Competitive salary of $49,000 – 65,000 + superannuation + annual leave loading

• Full-time or part-time positions available to suit your lifestyle

• Collaborative, multidisciplinary team working across both natural environments and clinic-based settings

• Supportive and balanced workload with manageable caseloads, flexible hours, and access to tax benefits

• Tailored caseloads – we can zone your caseload based on your location to reduce travel and support work-life balance

• Work locally on the Central Coast – all visits are with families and children within the local area, so no long-distance travel required.

• Flexible admin options – choose to complete documentation from home or at one of our welcoming office spaces in Bateau Bay or East Gosford

• All the tools you need – laptop, work phone, therapy resources, and full IT support are provided

• Mentoring and supervision provided by a qualified allied health practitioner to help you grow in your role

• Step into a role with a provided caseload and all required regulatory documentation in place

• For this role we are after a qualification in either
  - Diploma of children’s services
  - students studying speech pathology
  - students studying occupational therapy
  - Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance

• A genuine passion for working with young children with diverse developmental needs.

• Strong written communication skills, including the ability to complete reports efficiently and accurately.

• Access to your own reliable vehicle – generous kilometre reimbursement is provided.

• Current Working With Children Check (WWCC) and relevant professional clearances.