About the role
As an Occupational Therapist within our team, you will report to the Clinical Services Manager (Occupational Therapist). You will work closely with our allied health professionals, including a Senior Physiotherapist, fellow Occupational Therapists and Allied Health Assistants to deliver services to a diverse group of older adults living in the community and play an exciting role in supporting the ongoing development and growth of our clinical services. This is a full time or part time role.
Deliver comprehensive assessments and therapeutic interventions that promote independence in daily living and self-care while supporting meaningful participation in the community
Provide Occupational Therapy services in clients' homes, community and onsite Wellness Centre settings, ensuring accessibility and continuity of care
Recommend and facilitate the provision of assistive equipment and home modifications
Conduct cognitive assessments and implement appropriate support strategies
Support fine motor and upper limb skills within home and community settings
Contribute to the development and delivery of falls prevention and cognitive group programs delivered within a wellness and reablement framework in our onsite Wellness Centre
Develop and implement therapy programs as part of a collaborative multidisciplinary team, utilising Allied Health Assistants to enhance service delivery
Review and evaluate therapy plans regularly to ensure that goals are met, and quality of life is enhanced
Maintain clinical records, client documentation and provide information and report on services delivered
Engage regularly with Care Coordinators to ensure clinical interventions are aligned with client needs and funding requirements
Participate in ongoing professional development and contribute to service improvement initiatives
About the practice
Located along the beautiful south coast of Western Australia,



we are a not-for-profit organisation devoted to improving the quality of life for seniors and their carers across the Great Southern Region. In recent years, we have experienced rapid growth, now providing services for over 1,700 clients across the Great Southern and employing 250 staff members. We are now focused on further expanding our allied health services to meet the evolving needs of our community. We pride ourselves on offering compassionate services that respect dignity, privacy, and independence, without judgment or prejudice. Additionally, our location along the coastline and near local attractions promotes a healthy work-life balance, making Albany an ideal place to live, work and contribute to the community.
Our Mission: To provide services without judgement or prejudice to those living in the community.
Our Values
Support the right of the individual and their carers to make informed choices
Treat all staff with dignity and respect
Support independence and quality of life and ensure dignity, privacy and confidentiality are respected at all times
Deliver services in a non-discriminatory, accountable and responsive manner
Experience and qualifications required
Relevant Degree qualifications in Occupational Therapy
Current AHPRA registration
Graduates are encouraged to apply
Previous experience in the Aged Care sector is desirable but not essential
Able to build trusting, working relationships throughout the organisation to support a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach
Exceptional written and verbal communications skills with a strong focus on customer outcomes
What's on offer for the successful candidate
Flexible work days/hours
Relocation assistance available for the right candidate
Salary packaging up to $15,900 per year for tax benefits
Opportunities to grow within the organisation and support for ongoing professional development, up to $2,250 per year
Reimbursement for AHPRA registration fees
A cooperative and supportive team environment
Local focus with a not-for-profit commitment
Supportive and friendly work environment
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📌 Occupational Therapist (Western Australia)
🏢 RuralHealthWest Vacancies
📍 Western Australia