Job Type: Contract position | Casual positionJob DescriptionPosition: Physiotherapist – Aged Care (Part- time )Location: Central Coast , NSWClient Demographic: Aged-care residents (predominantly older adults in residential/community aged-care settings)Experience Required: Minimum 2+ years experience in aged care is preferredRole Overview: We're seeking a dedicated Physiotherapist who's excited about making a difference in the lives of older adults.
In this role you'll deliver evidence-based physiotherapy interventions in aged-care settings, working to maintain and improve mobility, strength, balance and functional independence of clients.Key ResponsibilitiesAssess, plan and implement physiotherapy programs for older adults in residential/community aged-careCollaborate with interdisciplinary teams including nursing,



occupational therapy and podiatryMonitor client progress and adapt interventions accordinglyPromote best-practice aged-care therapy and support accreditation requirementsParticipate in continuous career development and training sessionsWe're Looking ForBachelor's degree in Physiotherapy (or equivalent) and current general AHPRA registrationAt least 2 years' relevant experience—preferably in aged care or allied health settingsNew graduates who are enthusiastic about aged-care are encouraged to applyExcellent communication skills, strong interpersonal aptitude and a genuine interest in elderly wellbeingWillingness to work Monday to Friday, and uphold high standards of therapy service deliveryWhyThis Role is Great for Your Candidate:Stable full-time Monday to Friday schedule with no weekend or shift workCompetitive hourly rate with super & benefit allowanceA structured support environment: senior clinicians and field management onboard to guide and developA meaningful role working with older adults where the impact of therapy is clear and measurableVisa sponsorship available for eligible candidates
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📌 Aged Care Physiotherapist ( Part Time ) (New South Wales)
🏢 HealthcareLink Trust
📍 New South Wales