Part-time: 2–3 days per week | Subcontractor opportunities
Chatswood clinic, community and work from home
At Integral Occupational Therapy, we support children and adults across Sydney to build skills, independence and participation in everyday life. As our clinician-led practice grows, we’d love to welcome one or more Occupational Therapists to our team.
- Mileage reimbursement for part-time employees’ community travel.
- A sensible approach to workload planning that accounts for community travel time, with no expectation to see more thanfour clientsper day.
- A caseload built around your interests, with opportunities to deepen your clinical strengths
- A cooperative, clinician-led team with peer support and case discussions for all clinicians, plusregular external supervisionfor part-time employees
- Administrative support to help you focus on your clinical work
The role
We’d love to hear from OTs with experience in one or more of the following. You don’t need experience in every area listed below
- Paediatric and young adult OT
- Functional Capacity Assessments (FCA)
- Home and Living assessments, including ILO,
SIL and SDA
We welcome OTs with a broad range of skills, as well as those with experience in particular practice areas . We’d like to get to know your strengths, the work you enjoy and how you’d like to develop, so we can shape a caseload that is a good fit for you and our clients.
Depending on your experience and interests, your work may include ongoing therapy, specialised assessments and report writing, as well as working alongside families, carers and other professionals.
You will work with clients in our Chatswood clinic and in the community, with flexibility to complete suitable documentation and reports from home.
About you
We’d love to hear from OTs who enjoy working collaboratively, are comfortable managing their caseload independently and bring strong communication and report-writing skills. Ideally, applicants will have two or more years of clinical experience.
Cantonese or Mandarin language skills are highly regarded but not essential.