Build a career in a team that believes great therapists deserve great support.

Jelm Allied Health is a growing allied health practice supporting clients aged 2 to 25 and their families across Melbourne's west, including NDIS participants, private clients and those referred under Medicare. We provide occupational therapy that is family-centred, neurodiversity-affirming and evidence-informed, with a strong focus on meaningful participation in everyday life — from early childhood through to young adulthood.

Whether you're a new graduate looking for exceptional mentoring or an experienced clinician wanting autonomy, flexibility and career progression, we'd love to hear from you. Our therapists work across our clinic in Werribee, homes, schools, kindergarten and the community, supported by a team-oriented team that genuinely enjoys working together.

Why Join Jelm Allied Health?

At Jelm, we believe great therapists become even better when they're well supported. You'll receive:

Comprehensive induction and onboarding

Structured professional development pathways ($2,000 PD allowance + 5 days paid PD leave, pro rata)

Formal supervision matched to your grade and experience (see below)

Manageable caseloads with protected administration time

Genuine flexibility — a mix of clinic, outreach and work-from-home admin time

A collaborative team that celebrates learning and sharing ideas

Team PD monthly, and occasional learning days as a team

About the Role

As an Occupational Therapist, you'll support clients aged 2 to 25 — across NDIS, private and Medicare-funded referrals — including children,



adolescents and young adults with a range of neurodevelopmental disabilities and other support needs, to participate in the activities that matter most to them. You will:

Complete occupational therapy assessments

Develop individualised, meaningful therapy plans

Deliver intervention in clinic, homes, schools and community settings

Work collaboratively with families, educators and other professionals

Prepare reports and recommendations, including NDIS, Medicare (e.g. EPC) and private documentation as required

Participate in supervision, team meetings and professional development

Contribute to group programs and service development opportunities (if interested)

About You

We're looking for someone who is:

Passionate about occupational therapy and working across the 2–25 age range, from early childhood through to young adulthood

Family-centred and strengths-based

A collaborative team member

Organised and motivated to continue learning

Committed to providing high-quality therapy

Bachelor or Master's Degree in Occupational Therapy

Current AHPRA Registration

Working with Children Check

Current driver's licence and reliable vehicle

New graduates are encouraged to apply — we run a structured graduate program with extensive mentoring and support (details below).

What We Offer

Salary & Benefits

Quarterly performance bonus





Professional Development

$2,000 annual PD allowance (pro rata)

5 days paid PD leave (pro rata)

Monthly team professional development sessions and regular case conferences

Access to a shared library of standardised assessments and clinical templates

Supervision

Grade 1: Fortnightly formal supervision (weekly for new graduates for the first 3 months)

Grade 2: Monthly formal supervision

Ongoing informal access to senior therapists for clinical support

Opportunities to supervise students

Develop specialist clinical interests

Lead group programs and contribute to service development

New Graduate Program

Starting your career can feel overwhelming — we're here to make sure it isn't. Our graduate program includes:

Comprehensive onboarding and shadowing of experienced therapists

Weekly supervision for the first three months, with a gradual caseload build-up

Additional support with report writing and clinical reasoning

Protected learning time and ongoing professional development

You'll never be expected to know everything — we're committed to helping you grow into a confident clinician.

Why Our Team Loves Working Here

Supportive and approachable leadership

Friendly, collaborative culture with clinical excellence — without unrealistic expectations

Variety in caseload and settings

Strong administrative support

Clinic in Werribee with free onsite parking

Jelm Allied Health is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds and encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants to apply.

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