Audiology Specialist

Central Australian Aboriginal Congress is seeking a skilled Audiologist to join our team in providing culturally-responsive audiology services to Aboriginal children and young people.

The successful candidate will work in a targeted way to meet the hearing-health needs of clients, with a particular emphasis on integrated care, early intervention, and rehabilitation, through community engagement, diagnostic assessment, and management.

• Provide high-quality and safe audiology services to Aboriginal children and young people referred to the Child and Youth Assessment & Therapeutic Service (CYATS)
• Work in a targeted way to meet the hearing-health needs of clients, with a particular emphasis on integrated care, early intervention, and rehabilitation
• Develop and implement culturally-responsive audiology services that meet the needs of Aboriginal children and young people
• Collaborate with other health professionals to provide comprehensive care to clients
• Contribute to the development and implementation of audiology services that meet the needs of Aboriginal children and young people

• Recognised as a qualified practitioner with either full membership with Audiology Australia Limited and a Certificate of Clinical Practice (CCP), and/or Ordinary membership with the Australian College of Audiology (ACAud) with competency in paediatric audiology
• Broad clinical experience in primary health care, including skills in planning, coordinating, and decision-making within a clinical audiology setting
• Knowledge of MBS schedule and ability to claim Medicare
• Current Drivers Licence

Central Australian Aboriginal Congress offers a competitive salary, generous salary packaging, six weeks' annual leave, superannuation, and a strong commitment to professional development.

We also offer access to the Congress health services for you and your family at no cost, and a district allowance.

For more information, please contact Gayle Simpson or Swasti Aryal.