The Healthy Body Company is an innovative allied health business committed to providing high-quality physiotherapy services. The team focuses not only on clinical care but also on empowering the community to make informed health choices and lead active, healthy lives. Team members are supported with ongoing professional development, mentoring, and opportunities to grow. The Healthy Body Company operates multiple clinics across New South Wales, including Jordan Springs and Mount Annan.
Role Description
These full time, on-site Physiotherapist Graduate roles are based inour Jordan Springs (1 role) and Mount Annan (1 role) clinics in New South Wales, Australia. The physiotherapist graduate will provide evidence-based assessment and treatment for a range of musculoskeletal and sports-related conditions, under the guidance of experienced practitioners. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting initial and follow-up consultations, developing individualised treatment plans,
documenting clinical notes, and collaborating with other health professionals. The role also involves educating clients on injury prevention, rehabilitation, and healthy lifestyle choices, as well as contributing to community health initiatives and practice promotion. The successful candidate will participate in regular professional development activities and team meetings to support clinical growth and high-quality client care.
Qualifications
- Recognised degree in Physiotherapy and current (or eligible) registration with AHPRA.
Personal characteristics
- Highly motivated
- Passion for MSK and private practice physiotherapy
- Commitment to evidence-based practice, ongoing learning, and participation in mentoring and professional development programs.
Requirements added by the job poster
• Bachelor's Degree
• Authorized to work in Australia
📌 Physiotherapist Graduate (New South Wales)
🏢 The Healthy Body
📍 New South Wales
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