Job Description
**** Graduate OT Pathway | AHA to Graduate OT
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Location
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Brisbane East | Clinic + Community
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Salary
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$80K + Super | Part-Time AHA Role Progressing to Full-Time OT
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Ready to launch your career with genuine support from day one?
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This is a unique opportunity for final-year OT students to join a growing paediatric service as a part-time Allied Health Assistant before transitioning into a full-time Graduate Occupational Therapist role once registered.
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Rather than waiting until graduation to start building your clinical experience, you'll have the opportunity to become familiar with the team, systems, clients and clinical environment early.
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This opportunity is also open to final-year OT students who prefer to focus on their studies and placements, but would like to register their interest and potentially secure an OT role prior to graduation.
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About
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Join a growing, clinician-led allied health service with a strong paediatric focus and an established multidisciplinary team. The service is expanding its OT offering and offers the opportunity to contribute to the development of a growing therapy department.
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The organisation values practical, hands-on therapy, collaboration and clinician wellbeing. It is an ideal environment for someone who wants to develop confidence while being closely supported by experienced clinicians.
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The Role
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You'll initially work part-time as an Allied Health Assistant,
supporting therapy sessions and gaining practical experience under the direction and supervision of qualified clinicians.
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Once registered, you'll transition into a full-time Graduate Occupational Therapist role, working primarily with paediatric clients presenting with ASD, ADHD and global developmental delay.
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The role is approximately 70% clinic-based and 30% community-based, providing more opportunities for face-to-face support, observation, collaboration and supervision. You may work across clinics, homes and educational settings while delivering practical, play-based therapy.
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Over time, there may also be opportunities to broaden your experience into adult services as the organisation continues to grow.
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Team Culture
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You'll join a large multidisciplinary team comprising of speech pathologist and occupational therapists.
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This is a collaborative and close-knit environment where questions are encouraged, feedback is constructive and graduate clinicians are not expected to work things out alone. You'll receive guidance from experienced OTs and work alongside a broader team of allied health professionals.
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What Makes This Role Stand Out
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Start part-time as an Allied Health Assistant and transition into a full time grad OT role once registered.
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Approximately 70% clinic-based work for stronger face-to-face supervision.
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Strong clinical leadership and regular day-to-day guidance.
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Potential to expand into adult services over time.
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Clear salary progression
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