Occupational Therapist - Paeds to Aged Care - Multidisciplinary Team
We are a supportive and collaborative multidisciplinary practice bringing together
Speech Pathologists
,
Occupational Therapists
, and
Early Childhood Practitioners
to deliver high-quality, client-centred care. Our shared goal is to empower people of all ages to achieve greater
independence, participation
, and
quality of life.
Unlike many larger organisations, our practice is
led by a Speech Pathologist
who understands the realities of clinical practice and regional service delivery. Our director is actively involved in the day-to‐day running of the clinic, providing accessible leadership, supervision, and genuine support—so you'll never feel like you're reporting to a manager who is disconnected from the work you do.
We provide services to
children and adults
, supporting people with and without disabilities. Our clients access our services through a range of funding streams, including
NDIS, Support at Home (Aged Care), and private
referrals. This diverse client base provides
variety in your caseload
while offering greater
stability and security
for our team.
Our experienced
administration team
takes care of bookings, invoicing, service agreements, and the majority of administrative tasks, allowing you to focus on what you do best—providing outstanding clinical care rather than navigating paperwork.
As a regional practice, we are passionate about
improving access
to allied health services. In addition to our
clinic-based appointments
, we provide
outreach services
to surrounding rural and regional communities, helping people access therapy who might otherwise miss out. A business vehicle is available for some outreach visits, or a travel allowance is provided.
We are committed to helping our clinicians thrive. Regular
supervision and mentoring
are built into your schedule, there are
occupational therapy team meetings
for case discussions and shared learning, and quarterly
multidisciplinary team meetings
. You'll also have access to
external professional development
opportunities throughout the year, ensuring you continue to grow in your career while feeling supported every step of the way.
About us
We are a supportive and cooperative multidisciplinary practice bringing together
Speech Pathologists
,
Occupational Therapists
, and




Early Childhood Practitioners
to deliver high-quality, client-centred care. Our shared goal is to empower people of all ages to achieve greater
independence, participation
, and
quality of life.
Unlike many larger organisations, our practice is
led by a Speech Pathologist
who understands the realities of clinical practice and regional service delivery. Our director is actively involved in the day-to‐day running of the clinic, providing accessible leadership, supervision, and genuine support—so you'll never feel like you're reporting to a manager who is disconnected from the work you do.
We provide services to
children and adults
, supporting people with and without disabilities. Our clients access our services through a range of funding streams, including
NDIS, Support at Home (Aged Care), and private
referrals. This diverse client base provides
variety in your caseload
while offering greater
stability and security
for our team.
Our experienced
administration team
takes care of bookings, invoicing, service agreements, and the majority of administrative tasks, allowing you to focus on what you do best—providing outstanding clinical care rather than navigating paperwork.
As a regional practice, we are passionate about
improving access
to allied health services. In addition to our
clinic-based appointments
, we provide
outreach services
to surrounding rural and regional communities, helping people access therapy who might otherwise miss out. A business vehicle is available for some outreach visits, or a travel allowance is provided.
We are committed to helping our clinicians thrive. Regular
supervision and mentoring
are built into your schedule, there are
occupational therapy team meetings
for case discussions and shared learning, and quarterly
multidisciplinary team meetings
. You'll also have access to
external professional development
opportunities throughout the year,



ensuring you continue to grow in your career while feeling supported every step of the way.
What You'll Do
Deliver evidence-based occupational therapy assessment and intervention services to children and adults in our modern, well-equipped clinic.
Manage a varied and rewarding caseload across a range of funding streams, including NDIS, Support at Home (Aged Care), and private clients.
Develop meaningful therapy goals in partnership with clients, families, and support networks.
Prepare high-quality assessment reports, progress reports, and clinical documentation, including FCAs, sensory profiles, assistive technology requests and NDIS review reports.
Collaborate with families, educators, medical practitioners, and other allied health professionals to achieve the best outcomes for clients.
Participate in regular supervision, mentoring, team meetings, and ongoing professional development.
Provide outreach services to surrounding regional communities 1-2 days per week, including schools, homes, kindergartens, and aged care facilities.
(Senior role) Provide clinical supervision, mentoring, and support to junior Occupational Therapists
What You Won't Do
Build your own caseload — we have a strong referral base and established waiting list.
Manage bookings, invoicing, or service agreements—our dedicated administration team takes care of these.
Spend hours completing NDIS administrative tasks—we minimise the administrative burden so you can focus on clinical work.
Work weekends or nights — we value work-life balance.
Skip lunch - you're encouraged to take a break during your one hour lunch break.
Requirements
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy or higher
Blue Card for Working with Children must be held before commencing work
Registration with AHPRA
Current First Aid and CPR
Eligibility to Obtain a Medicare Provider Number
Australian Driver's License to be held prior to commencing work
Professional Indemnity Insurance must be held
Benefits
Rewarding salary
12% Superannuation
17.5% Annual Leave Loading
This role is full-time, however hours can be spread over a 9 day fortnight, giving you one day off each fortnight for yourself.
Professional Development, support and mentoring provided
Dedicated administrative team to support you
Access to own computer, iPad and Apple Pencil
Access to plentiful assessments and resources
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📌 Occupational Therapist - Paeds To Aged Care - Multidisciplinary Team (Queensland)
🏢 Therapy Plus FNQ
📍 Queensland