Join our team

Are you a passionate professional looking for a unique opportunity?


We’d love to hear from:

  • Psychologists
  • Occupational Therapists
  • Play Therapists or Special Education Teachers


Making Connections Toowoomba (MCT) has grown into a vibrant and well-resourced multidisciplinary clinic offering specialised programs and services for neurodivergent young people and their caregivers. We are intentionally small by design—this allows us to stay true to our values, maintain genuine relationships, and focus on being the best fit for the families we support. With warm and welcoming therapy spaces, a supportive culture, and a commitment to professional growth, we're always on the lookout for skilled and enthusiastic professionals to join our team.


The Successful Applicant Will Be:

Hungry – always looking to grow, innovate, and find better ways to support our clients and families.
Humble – grounded, collaborative, and willing to learn from one another (and from the young people we support).
Smart – not just in skills and knowledge, but in emotional smarts: someone who listens, connects, and celebrates the small wins that make the biggest difference.


To help you determine whether this opportunity may be a good fit, here’s a quick snapshot of the type of professional who could thrive in this role:

Who This Role Is Suited To

This role is ideal for a professional who enjoys variety and a balance of autonomy and collaboration. You’ll thrive if you are confident managing your day-to-day work, take initiative, and bring curiosity and creativity to your practice. You value a shared-expert model, where each person brings unique knowledge and skills, and where we learn from one another, and from our clients, regardless of discipline, background, or experience. You see yourself as a lifelong learner and enjoy being part of a team that grows together.


Who This Role Isn’t Suited To

This role may not be the best fit for someone who requires close day-to-day direction or frequent on-site supervision. It is also not suited to someone who assumes a solitary expert role, or is uncomfortable collaborating within a team of lifelong learners.


What Success Looks Like in This Role

Success in this role looks like a competent professional who manages their caseload effectively, communicates clearly and warmly with families and colleagues, and contributes thoughtfully to shared problem-solving. You demonstrate professional curiosity and engage in reflective dialogue, seeking clarity where needed, and enjoy bouncing ideas around with colleagues to strengthen your practice. Over time, you build strong therapeutic relationships, celebrate client progress, and help nurture a positive, growth-oriented team culture grounded in respect, reflection, and lifelong learning.


If this aligns with who you are and how you love to work, we’d love to hear from you.

Please head to our social media pages on Facebook and Instagram to get a feel for the culture at MCT.

What’s Special About This Position

  • We're a small, passionate, values-driven team
  • We work within a neuroaffirming, strengths-based framework
  • Our team enjoys a varied caseload
  • Our team has access to professional supervision commensurate with their experience
  • We regularly collaborate with our multidisciplinary team and value learning from one another
  • We encourage you to be creative and explore approaches, programs and professional pathways that complement and support our clients
  • We highly value working collaboratively with caregivers and other support networks, where appropriate
  • The position includes a dedicated PD budget, regular team meetings, and team days throughout the year
  • We work within a beautiful, well-resourced clinic with access to outdoor spaces
  • Your days and hours are negotiable to ensure a good fit for you and for us.

Requirements of the position

  • Bachelor’s degree or higher in a relevant field (must be current and with no restrictions)
  • Current registration or membership relevant to your profession
  • Two or more years’ experience (full time equivalent)
  • Passion for working with neurodivergent children, teens, and young adults
  • Belief in collaborative partnerships and the ability to work with caregivers and support networks when appropriate
  • Current Blue Card and NDIS Worker Screening Check (or willingness to obtain before commencement)
  • Current CPR and First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain before commencement)
  • Professional Indemnity and Public Liability Insurance
  • Experience in paediatrics or disability
  • Commitment to working within a neurodiversity-affirming framework

Application

If you are interested in this position, please email:

  • Cover letter outlining your suitability for the position
  • Resume including two professional referees’ contact details


Em fiona@makingconnectionstoowoomba.com.au

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