We are currently seeking a motivated and compassionate Physiotherapist to join our team.
This role is available on either a full‐time basis or part‐time (2–3 days per week), offering flexibility to suit the right candidate.
We welcome applications from new graduates, final‐year Physiotherapy students approaching graduation, and experienced Physiotherapists looking to make a positive impact in their community.
About the Role
Working as part of a multi‐disciplinary team, you will deliver high‐quality, culturally secure physiotherapy services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and mainstream communities.
This position involves:
Developing and delivering clinical physiotherapy interventions across a broad range of acute, sub‐acute, and chronic conditions
Supporting patients to prevent, manage, and rehabilitate injury or disease
Assisting individuals to restore optimal physical function, mobility, and overall wellbeing
You will provide services across both:
Clinic‐based settings, and
Community‐based environments,
using evidence‐based therapeutic techniques to improve, maintain, or enhance patients' ability to perform everyday activities.
In addition to core clinical duties, this role includes shared administrative and reception responsibilities, such as:
Providing front‐of‐house support
Managing enquiries and bookings
Scheduling appointments
Supporting smooth day‐to‐day clinic operations
Skills and Experience
Recognised qualification in Physiotherapy and current AHPRA registration
Demonstrated high‐level communication and interpersonal skills, including negotiation and conflict resolution,



with experience managing diverse caseloads
Proven ability to work effectively within a multi‐disciplinary team environment
Strong time management and prioritisation skills, with the ability to balance clinical and administrative responsibilities
Experience supervising physiotherapy staff and/or students
Demonstrated leadership in service delivery improvement and/or research activities
Mandatory Requirements
Current 'C' Class Open Driver's Licence (NSW)
Current NSW Working with Children Check
Current
National Criminal History Check
Job Description
Benefits & Culture
Rostered Day Off (RDO) available for full‐time employees
Full salary packaging benefits to maximise your take‐home pay
Discounted Fitness Passport
Ongoing professional development and leadership support
Access to a Corporate Wellbeing Program
Confidential support via our Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
About OAMS
Orange Aboriginal Medical Service (OAMS) is committed to improving the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal families and the wider community across Central Western NSW.
Since its establishment in **** with a small team, OAMS has grown to operate across five locations, providing a comprehensive range of services to the community.
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Requirements
The successful applicant will be required to:
Undertake and pass a Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check
Complete a pre‐employment wellness check (including drug and alcohol screening)
Hold or obtain a NSW Working with Children Check
Remuneration
dependent on qualifications and experience + superannuation
Contact
Chloe Navin
People & Workforce Lead
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📌 Physiotherapist (New South Wales)
🏢 Aboriginal
📍 New South Wales