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Lead a Purpose-Driven Association
Are you a visionary leader passionate about advancing professional standards and growing a purpose-driven organisation?
The Myotherapy Association is seeking a dynamic and strategic Chief Executive Officer (0.8–1.0 FTE) to lead a high-performing remote team, champion member value, and drive the growth and impact of our national membership association.
What You’ll Do:
Your Strengths:
Your Qualifications:
Location: Remote within Australia
Hours: 0.8-1.0 FTE with occasional evening/weekend engagements
Salary: Negotiable, commensurate with experience
Ready to lead an organisation that blends purpose with performance?
Apply now to join us in shaping the future of myotherapy in Australia.
Applications close COB Monday 8th of September, 2025
Please submit a Written Application (Cover Letter & Resume) via email to the President of Myotherapy Australia: president@myotherapy.org.au
Email president@myotherapy.org.au for a full position description.
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