Join an award-winning multidisciplinary allied health practice offering a broad range of NDIS services including Occupational Therapy across all ages.

This practice fosters a highly flexible work environment with full autonomy over schedules, multiple promotional pathways, and an excellent support systems to help clinicians thrive.

All experience levels are encouraged to apply, from new graduates to senior clinicians.

Work-Life Balance & Flexibility

- Select your own hours: Clinics open 8 AM – 8 PM (Mon-Fri), 8 AM – 6 PM (weekends)
- Compressed hours: Work fewer days with extended shifts if preferred
- Work across multiple locations, in the community or choose a clinic-only caseload
- Remote options available with cutting-edge telehealth technology

Professional Development & Career Growth

- Over 60 CPD hours annually through workshops, peer support, external speakers, online PD recordings and more
- Dedicated mentoring & supervision – ability to choose a dedicated mentor anytime to pursue a specialty
- Leadership development: Team leaders, managers, and supervisors receive exclusive specialised training
- Promotional pathways tailored to individual interests

Industry-Leading Benefits

- Market-competitive salary: $80,000 - $115,000 + superannuation (based on experience)
- $1,000 annual PD budget + 2 days study leave
- Clinic resources provided with a monthly discipline-specific budget
- Paid PD leave, staff meetings, and internal development sessions
- Company cars provided or travel reimbursement for community work
- Mobile phone and laptop provided

Your Role

- Choose from a mixed-ages caseload or specialise in paediatrics or adults
- Provide therapy in clinics,



schools, homes, or community settings
- Work primarily with NDIS clients with some private referrals
- Conduct assessments, therapy planning, and intervention to help clients achieve functional goals
- Collaborate within a multidisciplinary team including Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Physiotherapists, and other allied health professionals

Support & Development

- Weekly supervision with a lead Occupational Therapist
- Dedicated onboarding & graduate support
- Opportunities to shadow senior clinicians
- Mentor new grads & participate in training workshops
- Develop specialised skills & lead clinical interest groups

Requirements:

- Tertiary qualification in Occupational Therapy
- Valid drivers license
- AHPRA registration
- Unrestricted Australian working rights

Interested in this position?

Apply now or email your resume to Cian Hynes (Allied Health Division) to ****@gorillajobs.com.au or call +61 467 467 *** to hear more about the role.

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