Full time or part time
Shape your caseload around Age Groups of interest

We’re a national allied health team of 130+ people, built around a remote, community-based model.

Our clinicians see clients in homes or schools and manage the rest of their work from home and stay connected through Teams — with coffee catch-ups, team dinners and the occasional breakfasts along the way.

We’re growing our OT team across Tasmania and are looking for an experienced Occupational Therapist to join us. With a multidisciplinary team on the ground across Tasmania, we’ve built a solid local presence and reputation with clients and stakeholders.

What flexibility looks like here

For us, flexibility means giving valuable clinicians room to structure their work sensibly. That could mean clustering face-to-face appointments across two days and using your third day at home for reports, admin or telehealth.

It could mean working from home in the morning and seeing clients that afternoon — or the reverse. It might mean school drop-off, an earlier finish, or carving out time for your child’s sports day event.

And sometimes it’s the smaller things: having your coffee at home, putting a load of washing on between reports, or getting dinner started before everyone gets home.

Not every arrangement will be realistic, but if work-life balance matters to you, it’s worth a conversation.

Flexibility works both ways

We give our clinicians autonomy, but we place real value on reliability.
Clients often move work, family or arrangements around to make appointments possible, so we expect our clinicians to respect that, communicate well and follow through on commitments.

There are KPIs and expectations, but we don’t believe good people need to be micromanaged. If you like having the space to get on with your job while understanding the responsibility that comes with that trust, you’ll probably appreciate the way we work.

The role





- Deliver evidence-based OT assessment and ongoing therapy to NDIS participants with a range of presentations, including people with physical and mental health needs
- Complete functional and standardised assessments, therapy planning and NDIS reports
- Shape your caseload around your preferred age groups
- Travel is typically within a 30-minute radius of home, with telehealth used where appropriate
- Work alongside families, support coordinators and other stakeholders to translate recommendations into practical outcomes for clients
- Collaborate with your multidisciplinary team on client care, while managing your reports and admin from home or in the field

How we support you

- Technology to improve travel management, better match clients with clinicians and give clinicians greater visibility and control over their capacity,
- Person centred AI designed for the industry: less time spent on compliance and paperwork
- Competitive remuneration that reflects your experience and potential impact
- $1,000 PD allowance in your first year, increasing by $500 each year plus PD leave
- Regular Supervision that is tailored to the needs of the clinician.
- Monthly MDT workshops, lunch-and-learns and discipline-specific PD
- A gradual KPI build-up across your first month
- $70/hour for billable hours above your monthly target
- Accessible leadership — alongside the support of your Team Leader, you can self-book time directly into National Managers’ diaries whenever you need advice, a second opinion or space to talk something through.

What you’ll need

- Occupational Therapy qualification and full AHPRA registration
- NDIS experience (ideally 12 months)
- A suitable home-based working environment
- NDIS Worker Screening Check and WWCC
- Full driver’s licence and reliable vehicle

Let’s talk
If you’re experienced, good at what you do and looking for more control over your week and more space to get on with your job, it’s worth a conversation.

Click Apply or contact Sally on 0405 738 *** for a confidential chat.

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