About MRT

Do meaningful work with a team that has your back.

MRT Rehab is a growing, clinician-led Allied Health team supporting people to live more independently and achieve the outcomes that matter to them. We're a multidisciplinary team that includes Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists and Care Coordination professionals who work together to deliver high-quality, person-centred support.

We predominantly work within the Support at Home funding stream, alongside NDIS and private clients.

We're passionate about creating an environment where clinicians can do their best work. That means the support, autonomy and development opportunities you need to grow your skills, build confidence and deliver great outcomes for the people you support.

Why MRT?

- Supported start: A 0–4 week observation period and a gradual caseload, giving you time to learn, settle in and build confidence
- Weekly supervision: 60-minute 1:1 supervision every week, plus ongoing support from your clinical and leadership team
- Your ideal week: Work with your team to build a week that balances client care, administration, professional development and flexibility
- Professional development: 1–2 professional development days per month, plus an annual budget of $1,500 to build your skills and areas of interest
- Billable & referral bonus: Opportunities to earn additional bonuses based on billable performance, plus a $5,000 referral bonus
- Team connection: Monthly coworking days designed to bring the team together, share knowledge and build connections
- The tools to succeed: Access to all the resources and technology to do your job well
- Travel support: Travel reimbursement of $0.99 per km for approved work-related travel
- Parental leave: A $5,000 retention bonus when you return from parental leave
- The Commons:



Access to our Collingwood office at The Commons, a great space to work, have a coffee and connect with the team

About the Role

As an Occupational Therapist at MRT, you'll predominantly help older Australians live safely and independently in their own homes.

You’ll travel to clients within approximately 30–40 minutes of your home, building meaningful connections with the people you support. You’ll manage your own caseload and make clinical decisions, with support available when navigating more complex cases.

You’ll work across a diverse range of clinical presentations, building your skills in equipment prescription, assistive technology, home modifications and complex case management. As part of our collaborative, clinician-led team, you'll have the support and opportunity to keep growing your skills while doing the meaningful work you love.

What You'll Do

- Conduct functional, home and safety assessments in clients’ homes and community settings
- Assess functional capacity and recommend assistive technology, equipment and minor home modifications
- Deliver person-centred interventions to improve safety, independence and daily living skills
- Provide education on falls prevention, home safety and activities of daily living
- Work closely with clients, families, carers, suppliers and other professionals
- Manage your caseload, diary, travel and clinical documentation




- Apply evidence-based practice and escalate complex clinical matters when required
- Work alongside Physiotherapists and the wider MRT team through supervision, team meetings and ongoing development

What You'll Bring

Essential:

- Strong occupational therapy clinical knowledge and reasoning
- Ability to conduct functional, home and safety assessments independently
- An understanding of community Occupational Therapy practice, and confidence working autonomously in clients' homes
- Solid communication skills, including the ability to navigate sensitive or complex conversations
- A person-centred approach, with the ability to adapt your style to different clients, environments and circumstances
- Sound clinical judgement, including knowing when to seek appropriate escalation or support

Desirable:

- Previous community Occupational Therapy experience
- Knowledge of Support at Home and/or NDIS funding streams
- Experience with assistive technology, equipment prescription and home modifications
- A commitment to professional development and upskilling

You'll also need:

- Current AHPRA registration
- Full working rights in Australia
- A National Police Check
- Current Australian Driver's Licence and access to a reliable vehicle
- First Aid and CPR certification

Our Values

We're a growing Allied Health business with a simple goal: create an environment where great clinicians can do great work.

Our culture is built on four value pillars:

- Creative: We think differently to find practical solutions
- Forward thinking: We consider what our clients need now and in the future
- Interaction matters: We care about how we make people feel
- Connection: We build real relationships with our clients, their families and our team

📌 Occupational Therapist (Melbourne)
🏢 MRT Rehab
📍 Melbourne