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Join Our Team
At Wild Minds Allied Health, we are always interested in connecting with passionate allied health professionals who are committed to neuro-affirming, trauma-informed and evidence-based practice. We value clinicians and support staff who share our mission to honour diversity, build capacity and support individuals and families to thrive in their everyday lives.
We offer a collaborative, supportive environment where team members can grow professionally, develop areas of clinical interest, and contribute to meaningful, multidisciplinary work. Whether you are an experienced practitioner or emerging professional, you can expect mentorship, peer support and opportunities for ongoing professional development.
🌿 Our Story so far 🌿
Wild Minds director is Cassie Lobley, a Clinical Psychologist Registrar and fully registered school educator, leader and guidance counsellor of 20 years. Cassie has a Masters in Clinical Psychology, a Masters in Science Research (Psych) and a Masters in Education (Guidance & Counselling). She's currently completing her PhD in Trauma-informed Practice in Australian Schools through USQ where she has designed a unique tool to measure a school's level of trauma-informed practice encompassing the domains of Belonging, Reliability & Trust, Attachment, Voice & Choice, Emotional Regulation, School Systems, and Teaching Pedagogy (BRAVEST). Cassie also works as an NDIS approved Behaviour Support Practitioner (Specialist).
She is passionate about supporting children and young people, and naturally connects with those whose minds are a little more wild—authentic, curious, and wonderful! Cassie was brought up on a 48ft yacht with her four siblings and parents cruising around the East coast of Australia. Cassie and her husband worked in remote communities of Cape York for ten years whilst raising their two children. Cassie has a wide range of passions that reflect her adventurous and creative spirit—including cruising in her vintage caravan, fishing, exploring the world, scuba diving, cooking and diving headfirst into her many side projects.
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Makayla Lobley, one of our therapy assistants, is currently studying her Bachelor of Psych (Hns) at UQ in Brisbane. Makayla grew up in remote Cape York for the first 10 years of her life camping, fishing, and hunting before moving to Tassie for highschool. Makayla assists Cassie's clients and groups in a variety of ways. She also assists with the behind-the-scenes administration work for comprehensive assessments sending online links and follow-up emails to keep our clients and families well informed and as supported as possible. Mak also enjoys working with parents to provide support in using the latest technology to engage with their children in similar interests.
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And Mabel, our accredited therapy dog, may even stop by for a cuddle or 3!
The Team
We welcome enquiries from practitioners across allied health disciplines, including (but not limited to):
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Psychologists and provisional psychologists
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Occupational therapists
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Speech pathologists
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Behaviour support practitioners
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Educators
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Social Workers
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Counsellors
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Clinicians with expertise in child, adolescent and family-centred care
At Wild Minds Allied Health, you’ll be part of a team that values ethical practice, clinical excellence and compassionate service delivery. If you are interested in joining us and aligning your career with our vision and values, please contact us with your resume and cover letter outlining your qualifications and interests.
Our Vibe
We pride ourselves on fostering a team environment that is warm, collaborative and grounded in mutual respect. Our culture values professionalism alongside connection, flexibility and fun. We understand the importance of family, balance and sustainability in allied health work, and strive to create a workplace where people feel genuinely supported.
Remuneration & Benefits
We offer generous and competitive remuneration as well as a transparent graduated fee-share model for independent contractors with structures that recognise experience, expertise, and sustainable workload, while maintaining ethical, client-centred practice and contribution.
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Team members also have access to:​
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Professional learning and development allowances
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Access to latest resources and programs
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Ongoing internal and external training opportunities
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Regular supervision and peer consultation
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Support for areas of special interest and skill development
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Flexible Work Environments
Wild Minds Allied Health is a growing, values-driven practice committed to creating a workplace where clinicians feel supported, respected and empowered to do their best work. We are always interested in connecting with allied health professionals who align with our neuro-affirming, trauma-informed and evidence-based approach, and who value flexibility, collaboration and genuine connection.
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We offer a variety of employment arrangements to suit different stages of life and career, including:
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Independent contractor opportunities
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Flexible part-time and sessional arrangements
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Hybrid delivery models (in-clinic, outreach and telehealth)
Our workspaces are designed to be flexible, welcoming and adaptable, allowing clinicians to work in ways that support both professional effectiveness and personal wellbeing.
