As a Graduate Occupational Therapist at WHPH OT & Wellbeing, you will work alongside experienced clinicians to support NDIS participants across the age range living with intellectual, developmental and psychosocial disability.
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Through a structured supervision and mentoring program, you will develop skills in assessment, intervention planning, report writing and person-centred therapy delivery.
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Key Responsibilities:
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- Conduct Occupational Therapy assessments under the guidance of experienced clinicians.
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- Support clients to improve independence, wellbeing and participation in meaningful daily activities.
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- Develop and implement therapy plans that align with participant goals.
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- Complete Functional Capacity Assessments and contribute to NDIS reports and reviews.
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- Deliver interventions that support skill development, emotional wellbeing and community participation.
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- Facilitate individual and group-based therapeutic programs where appropriate.
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- Provide services in clinic, home, community and telehealth settings.
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- Maintain accurate clinical documentation and records.
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- Participate in regular supervision, team meetings and professional development activities.
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- Contribute to a positive team culture and continuous service improvement.
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Desirable Qualities and Attributes:
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- Interest in working with paediatric, psychosocial, intellectual and/or developmental disability populations.
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- An awareness of the NDIS and associated processes.
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- Developing assessment, clinical reasoning and report-writing skills.
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- Ability to work independently while remaining connected to a collaborative team environment.
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- Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
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- A growth mindset and commitment to ongoing learning and career development.
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- Creativity and innovation in supporting client outcomes.
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- Commitment to person-centred and recovery-oriented practice.
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- Honesty, integrity and professionalism.
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- A "client-first" approach to service delivery.
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Qualifications:
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- Bachelor or Master's Degree in Occupational Therapy.
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- Current AHPRA Registration.
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- National Police Check.
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- Working with Children Check.
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- Current Driver's Licence and reliable vehicle.
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- Laptop and mobile phone.
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What We Offer:
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- Diverse and rewarding clinical caseload.
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- A structured orientation program, with on-going weekly clinical supervision and peer support.
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- Opportunities for work integrated learning alongside more experienced therapists.
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- Complimentary WHPH Gym Membership.
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- Staff discounts on WHPH supplements and apparel.
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- Opportunity to contribute to the growth and development of an expanding Allied Health service.
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- *Opportunities for full and part time employment available.
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