Occupational Therapist | Mental Health & Community

If you’re an Occupational Therapist who actually enjoys working with people and wants more freedom in the way you practise, this could be a role worth looking at.

We’re looking for an OT who is passionate about mental health, wellbeing and helping people build more independent, meaningful lives.

This isn’t about sitting behind a desk ticking boxes all day. You’ll have the flexibility to work in a way that makes sense for your clients and for you, with a mix of work from home, telehealth, community visits, client homes, supported accommodation and clinic-based appointments.

The Role

You’ll work with children, adolescents and/or adults across a range of mental health, psychosocial, neurological, developmental and physical presentations.

You’ll get to know your clients properly, understand what they’re trying to achieve and work alongside them to find practical ways forward.

Your work could include:

- Functional and occupational assessments
- Individualised treatment and intervention plans
- Supporting emotional and sensory regulation
- Building independence with everyday activities
- Executive functioning and social participation
- Functional capacity assessments
- Assistive technology recommendations
- Environmental modifications
- Working alongside families, carers and other professionals
- Clinical documentation and report writing

The big thing is that you’ll have a genuine say in how you manage your caseload and your day.

You’ll have autonomy without being left on your own, with regular supervision,



clinical support and a team around you when you need it.

What We’re Looking For

We’re after someone who is clinically capable, but just as importantly, someone who is genuine, empathetic and easy to work with.

You’ll need:

- Current AHPRA registration as an Occupational Therapist
- A relevant Occupational Therapy qualification
- Strong clinical reasoning and assessment skills
- Valuable report-writing and communication skills
- The ability to manage your own caseload
- A person-centred, strengths-based approach
- A genuine interest in mental health and psychosocial support
- Experience across mental health, community, disability or NDIS will be highly regarded.

What’s In It For You?

- $110,000 + Super
- Flexibility
Work from home, in the community, via telehealth or in the clinic. Your week can actually have some variety.
- Autonomy
You’re trusted to do your job. No unnecessary micromanagement or someone constantly looking over your shoulder.
- Meaningful Work
You’ll work closely with people and see the real-world impact of the work you’re doing.
- Support
Regular supervision, professional development, reflective practice and a team that actually communicates.
- A Better Way of Working
The goal is to build a career that works alongside your life, not one that takes over it.

Interested?

If you’re an OT who wants to do meaningful work, have more control over your week and be part of a genuinely people-focused team, we’d love to hear from you.

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