About the job
Therapists: WizeTherapy
Opportunities for New Graduates and Experienced Clinicians
Position Type: Flexible full-time or part-time
Location: Community and clinic-based services in Booragoon and Southern River
We celebrate your wins, back you through challenges, and grow your career alongside you—every step of the way.
Why Join Us
WizeTherapy is a energetic and innovative early childhood service provider delivering Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Physiotherapy.
We are known for our quality services, professional integrity, and strong community connections.
Our approach is collaborative, contextual, and individualised, ensuring we support both the child and the team around them.
With a warm and supportive leadership team, we foster a workplace culture built on positivity, engagement, and professional growth.
What We Offer
Structured induction and orientation, including practical shadowing opportunities
Gradual caseload building at a pace that suits you
Discipline-specific mentoring and cross-disciplinary collaborative planning
Access to learning huddles, team training days, and PD aligned with your career goals
Advanced clinical training and leadership development pathways
Career progression planning with regular salary reviews
Wellness programs supporting personal and professional balance
Comprehensive admin support so you can focus on client centered care
NDIS coordination support so you can access up to date information and advice
Access to ready-to-use clinical resources and specialist equipment loan libraries
Opportunities to engage in community programs, events, and partnerships




Involvement in service development projects and innovative initiatives
Competitive salary and staff benefits
About the Role
As a Therapist at WizeTherapy, you will deliver evidence-based, strength-focused therapy to children and families in both community and clinic settings.
Key Responsibilities
Provide therapy for babies, children, and adolescents with varied physical, sensory, regulatory, neurological and cognitive needs
Conduct assessments and deliver targeted interventions in clinic and community environments
Apply early intervention principles and contemporary best practice in early childhood service
Develop therapy plans, set goals, and document progress through reports and service plans
Collaborate with families, schools, and other professionals to achieve client goals
Contribute to discipline training, school holiday programs, and service development initiatives
Who We're Looking For
We welcome applications from:
New graduates seeking a supportive and structured start to their career
Experienced clinicians looking for leadership or advanced practice roles
Essential Qualifications
Bachelor's degree (or higher) in Speech Pathology from an accredited program
Current Certified Practicing Member of Speech Pathology Australia
Eligibility for a Medicare provider number
Current WA Working with Children Check
Valid Driver's License and reliable vehicle with comprehensive insurance
Key Attributes
Commitment to quality service, professional integrity, and community engagement
Strong interpersonal and collaboration skills
Clinical expertise in assessing and treating a range of pediatric communication disorders
Work Hours
Flexible hours are available Monday to Friday.
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📌 Occupational Therapist - Wizetherapy (Western Australia)
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