Careers at Mansfield Autism
As a provider of services to clients with autism and their families, Mansfield Autism Statewide Services offers career opportunities across a variety of roles in Mansfield and wider Victoria.
We employ people across a range of disciplines such as Behaviour Support Practitioners, Residential Support Workers, Outreach Workers, Respite Workers, Teachers, Teacher’s Assistants, Allied Health, Business Services, Administration, Finance, Information Technology and Human Resources.
We are looking for people with the right skills, attitude and qualifications to come and work with us.
Mansfield Autism Statewide Services is an independent, not-for-profit organisation supporting children and young people with autism and their families.
We are based in Mansfield and offer a state-wide service to the whole of Victoria. Our purpose is to improve the lives of autistic people and their families by providing individualised and integrated services.
We are an organisation that offer careers across a number of different disciplines. We are culture driven, provide learning and development opportunities to ensure our employees continue to grow, all within a supportive workplace environment.
Current Vacancies
Full time positions available
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Occupational Therapist (Graduate to Early Career)
Location: Mansfield, Victoria (or willingness to relocate)
Mansfield Autism Statewide Services (MASS) is seeking a Graduate or Early Career Occupational Therapist (up to three years' experience) to join our Allied Health team. This is an exciting opportunity to build your clinical capability while supporting autistic children, young people and adults to achieve greater independence, participation and wellbeing.
About the Role
As an Occupational Therapist at MASS, you will work within a collaborative multidisciplinary team to provide evidence-based supports across schools, therapy spaces, homes and camp-like programs. This is a hands-on role suited to someone who enjoys being actively involved with participants, families and teams on a day-to-day basis
Key responsibilities include:
- Conducting functional, sensory developmental assessments
- Developing individualised therapy goals and intervention plans in collaboration with participants and their support networks
- Delivering evidenced-based occupational therapy interventions that support participation in everyday activities
- Supporting the development of emotional regulation, sensory processing, self-care, daily living and social participation skills
- Collaborating with participants, families, educators support teams and other allied health professionals
- Preparing high-quality assessment reports, funding applications and clinical documentation
- Maintaining accurate and timely clinical records in accordance with professional and organisational standards
- Contributing to multidisciplinary planning and case discussions
- Providing education, coaching and practical strategies to families, carers and support teams
- Participating in clinical supervision, professional development and continuous quality improvement activities
- Participation in MASS's Sprouts Program, a unique multi-day family getaway designed to strengthen family connections, build capacity and support meaningful participation through structured activities and therapeutic support
- Supporting, mentoring and working collaboratively with Allied Health Assistants and university placement students
About You
We welcome applications from:
- New graduates
- Early career Occupational Therapists (up to 2-3 years' experience)
- Final-year Occupational Therapy students nearing completion of their degree
You will bring:
- A passion for supporting autistic people to achieve meaningful outcomes
- Strong communication and relationship-building skills
- A willingness to learn and grow professionally
- A person-centred and strengths-based approach
- Flexibility, initiative and problem-solving skills
- The ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary team
- A practical, hands-on approach and confidence working directly with clients and support teams
Essential Requirements
- Bachelor or Master of Occupational Therapy (or nearing completion)
- Current registration with AHPRA, or eligibility for registration
- Current driver's licence
- NDIS Worker Screening Check and Working with Children Check (or willingness to obtain)
Why Join MASS?
- Structured mentoring and clinical supervision
- Professional development opportunities
- Supportive and experienced multidisciplinary team
- Opportunities to develop specialist skills in autism-specific practice
- Meaningful work that positively impacts individuals and families
- Career development pathways within a growing organisation
- Diverse caseload across education, therapy and community settings
- Flexible work arrangements
Location
This position is ideally based in Mansfield, Victoria, and may suit applicants looking for a rewarding regional career opportunity. Relocation support may be considered for the right candidate.
The role includes travel to schools, homes and community settings in Mansfield and surrounding regional towns. A fleet vehicle will be provided on required travel days.
How to Apply
Please submit your resume and a brief cover letter outlining your experience and suitability for the role to recruitment@autismmansfield.org.au
Applications will be reviewed as received, and early applications are encouraged.
Join MASS and help autistic people build independence, confidence and participation while developing your own career in a supportive and values-driven organisation.
Speech Pathologist (Graduate to Early Career)
Location: Mansfield, Victoria (or willingness to relocate)
Mansfield Autism Statewide Services (MASS) is seeking a Speech Pathologist with up to three years' experience to join our Allied Health team. This is an excellent opportunity to build your clinical capability while making a meaningful difference in the lives of autistic children, young people and adults.
About the Role
Working within a multidisciplinary team, you will provide evidence-based assessment and intervention across a variety of settings, including schools, therapy spaces, homes and camp like programs. This is a hands-on role suited to someone who enjoys being actively involved with participants, families, and teams on a day-to-day basis.
Key responsibilities include:
- Conducting communication, language and social communication assessments
- Developing individualised therapy plans and goals in collaboration with participants and their support networks
- Delivering evidenced-based speech pathology interventions, including AAC supports
- Supporting the development of functional communication skills across home, school and community environments
- Collaborating with participants, families, educators, support workers and multidisciplinary teams support teams
- Preparing high-quality assessment reports, funding applications and clinical documentation
- Maintaining accurate and timely clinical records in accordance with professional and organisational standards
- Contributing to multidisciplinary planning and case discussions
- Participation in MASS's Sprouts Program, a supported multi-day family retreat that promotes connection, skill development and meaningful participation within a supportive environment
- Supporting, mentoring and working collaboratively with Allied Health Assistants and university placement students
- Participating in clinical supervision, professional development and continuous quality improvement activities
About You
We welcome applications from:
- New graduates
- Early career Speech Pathologists (up to 2-3 years' experience)
- Final-year students nearing completion of their degree
You will bring:
- A passion for supporting autistic people to achieve meaningful outcomes
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- A willingness to learn and grow professionally
- A person-centred and collaborative approach
- Flexibility, initiative and problem-solving skills
- A practical, hands-on approach and confidence working directly with clients and support teams
- Essential Requirements
- Bachelor or Master of Speech Pathology (or nearing completion)
- Eligibility for Speech Pathology Australia membership
- Current driver's licence
- NDIS Worker Screening Check and Working with Children Check (or willingness to obtain)
Why Join MASS?
- Structured mentoring and clinical supervision
- Professional development opportunities
- Supportive and experienced multidisciplinary team
- Opportunities to develop skills in autism-specific practice and AAC
- Meaningful work that positively impacts individuals and families
- Career development pathways within a growing organisation
- Flexible work arrangements
Location
This position is based in Mansfield, Victoria, or may suit applicants willing to relocate to the region for a rewarding lifestyle and career opportunity.
The role includes travel to schools, homes and community settings in Mansfield and surrounding regional towns. A fleet vehicle will be provided on required travel days.
How to Apply
Please submit your resume and a brief cover letter outlining your experience and suitability for the role to recruitment@autismmansfield.org.au
Applications will be reviewed as received, and early applications are encouraged.
Join MASS and help create positive outcomes for autistic people and their families while building a rewarding career in Allied Health.
Casual positions available
New Branching Out Program
Location
Mansfield, Victoria
About Branching Out
Branching Out is an autism‑specific program for young adults aged 18 to 25.
We support young adults to build confidence, independence, and daily living skills while giving carers and parents a genuine break and peace of mind.
The Role
We are looking for compassionate, reliable Support Workers to join our brand new Branching Out team.
You will support autistic young adults using a person‑centred and strengths‑based approach. This role is hands‑on and varied, working closely with participants in daily routines, skill‑building activities, and meaningful experiences.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide person‑centred, autism‑specific support
- Assist with daily living skills such as cooking, personal care, routines, and planning
- Support participation in farm‑based and outdoor activities
- Encourage choice, independence, and self‑determination
- Support small group outings in the local community
- Maintain a safe, structured, and calm environment
- Build positive, respectful relationships with participants and families
- Complete documentation and follow care plans
About You
The ideal candidate will be calm, patient and have a flexible approach with experience or a willingness to support autistic people. You will have strong communication and observation skills, can work within routines while supporting individual choice and be reliable, trustworthy and team-focused.
This is a casual position with shifts rostered across the morning, afternoon and evening. Candidates must be able to work across weekdays, weekends and public holidays and be able to complete sleepover shifts.
Essential Requirements
- NDIS Worker Screening Check (or willingness to obtain)
- Working With Children Check
- Police Check
- First Aid and CPR (or willingness to obtain)
- Current driver’s licence
- Right to work in Australia
Why Work With Us
- Meaningful work that makes a real difference
- Autism‑specific, values‑driven program
- Supportive and experienced team
- Peaceful rural work environment
- Opportunity to build strong, genuine connections
- Contribute to a program that supports both young adults and their carers
- Ongoing learning and career opportunities
How to Apply
Call Shanae on 5775 2876 to discuss or forward your resume and cover letter to recruitment@autismmansfield.org.au
We are guided by our values, honesty, integrity, loyalty, dedication and a sense of fun.
We foster an inclusive culture that genuinely welcomes the unique skills, perspectives and talents that employees bring to our organisation. We provide a working environment where people have the opportunity to make valuable contributions to the organisation, the clients and families we work with all while growing their own careers.
From day one, you will be part of a team that works together, are open and willing to learn, support each other and are part of the bigger collective that is Mansfield Autism.
If we don’t have any current vacancies advertised that suit your skills and experience, we would still love to hear from you and keep your expression of interest and resume on file. We regularly view expressions of interest and resumes against job requirements and current vacancies and get in touch with people when roles become available.
Fill out this form and we will be in touch should your resume, experience and qualifications match a vacancy and job requirement.
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