An experienced Occupational Therapist role working with complex presentations and overlapping comorbidities within the NDIS system. You'll see clients who need someone comfortable sitting in that complexity rather than referring it on. Minimum 3 days a week, with full-time available given the size of the waitlist.
Pain OTs work at the forefront of pain science, planning care alongside experienced Physios and an ACP Specialist in women's, men's and pelvic health, so you're never working a complex case solo.
Key responsibilities
See clients with overlapping co-morbidities and complex presentations
Work collaboratively with Physiotherapists specialising in pain and complex invisible illnesses
Plan care together with the multidisciplinary team
Demonstrate solid understanding of the NDIS system
About you
Current AHPRA registration (Occupational Therapy Board of Australia)
Full working rights in Australia
Minimum 3+ years experience as an Occupational Therapist
Solid understanding of the NDIS system
Experience in Mental health is highly regarded
Comfortable with complex presentations and overlapping co-morbidities
Curious and self-driven
Genuinely collaborative
Comfortable saying "I don't know yet" and then going to find out
Multiple mentors with different levels of experience and different perspectives
Senior clinician available every day in first month
PD funding
Annual team retreats and quarterly connection days with PD blocks built in
Adaptable days and work from home
Time to actually think, assess and listen; not a 15-minute-churn clinic
About us
Evolving Pain is a clinic built to be the team we wished we'd had: a team who gets complexity, so no clinician has to figure it out alone. Pain OTs and Physios work at the forefront of pain science.
Clinical excellence is non-negotiable, and we're involved in clinical trials and teaching. Pain is culturally sensitive, and our team reflects the people we see.