If you prefer working with adults and want a role where your clinical thinking is actually valued—this one is worth a look.
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We’re partnering with a well-regarded allied health provider that focuses on practical, outcome-driven care. No unnecessary complexity, no unrealistic targets—just the right balance of autonomy, support, and meaningful work.
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The Role
/n A predominantly adult caseload across community and clinic settings, with flexibility to shape your week around your strengths. You’ll be working with a diverse mix of clients, giving you plenty of variety without losing consistency.
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What your work will involve:
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Functional capacity assessments and goal setting
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Equipment prescription and home modifications
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Supporting clients with physical and psychosocial needs
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NDIS-focused work with a strong emphasis on outcomes
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Building long-term relationships with clients and stakeholders
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Why this role feels different:
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You’re trusted to manage your own day—no micromanagement
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Realistic caseload expectations focused on quality, not volume
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Solid admin and operational support behind the scenes
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A collaborative team that shares knowledge, not just workloads
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Market-competitive salary + incentives aligned with experience
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Who this suits:
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AHPRA registered Occupational Therapist
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Experience or strong interest in adult caseloads
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Comfortable working in the community and independently
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Practical, solutions-focused approach to therapy
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Why Brisbane’s Western Suburbs?
/n This area offers a quieter, more relaxed pace compared to inner-city Brisbane, while still being well-connected. You’ll find leafy neighbourhoods, easy parking, and a solid sense of community—making day-to-day work more efficient and less stressful.
It’s an ideal location if you enjoy a balance between professional growth and lifestyle.
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If you’re open to exploring a role where you can focus on doing good clinical work without unnecessary pressure, this role is worth considering. Feel free to reach out to Camille at .