- Excellent salary: $80,000- $115,000 plus super
- Opportunity for new graduates through to experienced clinicians
- Manage a paediatric or mixed caseload in a community setting, potentially may be able to give adults only caseload
- Motor Vehicle Allowance: $8,000
- Bonuses available
- Access to EAP
The role:
As an Occupational Therapist, you’ll be central to delivering personalised, evidence-based support to clients and NDIS participants. You’ll plan and deliver therapy with a focus on individual goals, working collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team. Your responsibilities will include conducting assessments, writing high-quality reports, and ensuring all administrative tasks such as billing and record-keeping are completed accurately and on time.
You’ll liaise regularly with clients, carers, and external stakeholders such as support coordinators and healthcare professionals to ensure clear communication and effective service delivery. Building and maintaining relationships with these stakeholders will be key, not only to support client outcomes but also to identify potential partnership and work opportunities.
A strong commitment to quality standards, compliance, and workplace safety is essential. You’ll be expected to participate in ongoing professional development and uphold duty of care principles in all aspects of your work. Your ability to balance clinical care with documentation, teamwork, and stakeholder engagement will be crucial to your success in this role.
Requirements- Minimum Bachelor degree in Occupational Therapy or relevant discipline
- AHPRA registration (can support Limited Reg/AHPRA supervision)
- Police Check
- Working with Children Check
- NDIS Screening Check
- Full driving license and access to reliable vehicle
