Join our team.
Why work at Dauntless.
Join a values-led organisation where flexibility and purpose go hand in hand. At Dauntless, we offer working conditions and schedules that suit your lifestyle, alongside regular support from experienced clinicians within our growing network. We are committed to accessibility, connection, and meaningful growth—delivering services that meet people where they are, in their communities and on their terms. If you’re ready to do purposeful work in a team that values people over systems and relationships over red tape, we’d love to hear from you.
Positions Available.
Please see below for our current roles available.
To apply send your cover letter and CV to operations@youaredauntless.com Or contact us on 0493 131 462.
Allied Health Assistants (Part time)
Location: Maclean
Join a warm, multidisciplinary team where every day looks a little different. As an Allied Health Assistant, you’ll work alongside psychologists, occupational therapists, and behaviour support practitioners to help clients build independence, confidence, and everyday life skills. One day you might be supporting a client with cooking or budgeting, the next you’re helping them practice social or emotional regulation skills in the community.
You’ll receive regular supervision and mentoring from experienced clinicians and access ongoing internal training to build your professional toolkit. We value staff wellbeing — enjoy birthday leave, a massage chair, and a fully stocked staff kitchen while working in a supportive, down-to-earth environment that genuinely cares for both clients and team members.
Requirements:
Certificate III or IV in Allied Health Assistance, Disability, Community Services, or similar; or completion of at least two years of an allied health, nursing, or teaching degree.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
Reliable, professional, and able to follow clinical direction.Current driver’s licence and reliable transport.
NDIS Worker Screening Check and Working with Children Check (or ability to obtain).
Occupational Therapist (Full time or Part time)
Location: Maclean, Coffs Harbour, Casino, Murwillumbah
At Dauntless, you won’t just clock in — you’ll join a collaborative, values-driven team where your input genuinely shapes outcomes. As an Occupational Therapist, you’ll support clients across the lifespan through a mix of in-clinic and community-based work, delivering assessments and interventions that promote independence, participation, and wellbeing.
You’ll be backed by regular supervision, peer mentoring, and ongoing professional development through our internal training programs. We’re serious about looking after our people too — enjoy birthday leave, team wellbeing activities, and a relaxed, well-stocked workspace that makes coming to work enjoyable.
Requirements:
Degree in Occupational Therapy and AHPRA registration.
Experience working with individuals with disability, neurodivergence, or mental health needs preferred.
Strong clinical reasoning and documentation skills.
Ability to work independently while contributing to a collaborative multidisciplinary team.Current driver’s licence,
NDIS Worker Screening Check, and Working with Children Check (or willingness to obtain).
Provisional Psychologist (Full time or Part time)
Location: Maclean
At Dauntless, you won’t just clock in — you’ll join a collaborative, values-driven team where your input genuinely shapes outcomes. As a Provisional Psychologist, you'll support clients across the lifespan through a mix of in-clinic and community-based work, delivering evidence-based interventions and assessments that promote mental wellbeing, resilience, and personal growth.
You’ll be backed by dedicated principal supervision (as required for AHPRA endorsement), peer mentoring, and ongoing professional development through our internal training programs. We’re serious about looking after our people too — enjoy birthday leave, team wellbeing activities, and a relaxed, well-stocked workspace that makes coming to work enjoyable.
Requirements:
Five year sequence of study in Psychology (or equivalent) and current Provisional Registration with AHPRA.
Experience or strong interest in working with individuals with diverse mental health, neurodevelopmental, or psychosocial needs preferred.
Strong case formulation and accurate documentation skills.
Ability to work independently while contributing to a collaborative multidisciplinary team.
Current driver’s licence.
NDIS Worker Screening Check, and Working with Children Check (or willingness to obtain).
Administration (Full time)
Location: Maclean
If you love variety, problem-solving, and being the organisational glue that keeps things running smoothly, this role is for you. As an Administration Officer, you’ll be the friendly first point of contact for clients and support our clinicians behind the scenes — coordinating bookings, service agreements, and billing, and keeping our systems humming along.
You’ll work within a close-knit team that values collaboration, open communication, and balance. Expect plenty of laughs, a supportive training environment, and small perks that make a big difference — from birthday leave and catered team lunches, to our massage chair and fully-stocked staff kitchen.
Requirements:
Prior experience in administration, preferably in a health or NDIS setting.
Strong digital literacy (Google Workspace, CRM software, competent with Mac systems).
Excellent written and verbal communication. Ability to multitask in a busy, team-based environment.
NDIS Worker Screening Check and Working with Children Check (or ability to obtain).
Speech Pathologist (Full time or Part time)
Location: Maclean, Coffs Harbour, Casino and Murwillumbah
Join a supportive and fun multidisciplinary team where you’ll make a real difference every day. As a Speech Pathologist, you’ll deliver meaningful communication and feeding interventions for both children and adults — from helping a child find their first words to supporting adults in building confidence after injury or illness.
Your week will balance in-clinic sessions, community visits, and collaborative work with psychologists and OTs. You’ll receive ongoing supervision, structured internal training, and access to wellbeing perks that make our culture stand out — think massage chair breaks, birthday leave, and a fully stocked kitchen for those mid-day pick-me-ups.
Requirements:
Degree in Speech Pathology and current membership with Speech Pathology Australia.
Experience in paediatric or disability settings desirable.
Excellent interpersonal, documentation, and collaboration skills.
Current driver’s licence.
NDIS Worker Screening Check, and Working with Children Check (or willingness to obtain).