- Flexible working across hub, community, and schools
- Support to design your week in a way that works for you
- Realistic expectations for graduate caseload and workload
Perks
- Travel reimbursement
- Laptop provided
- Ongoing professional development opportunities
About the Role
- Deliver evidence-informed, strengths-based support to children and young adults
- Provide both individual and group therapy sessions
- Work across a variety of settings, including:
- Clinic
- Schools and kindergartens
- Client homes
- Community settings
- Collaborate with families, educators,
and other professionals to support meaningful outcomes
- Expand and develop your clinical skills
- Be involved in the innovation and development of new programs to meet the needs of our community
- Your caseload will be carefully designed to match your experience level and areas of interest.
Essential Requirements
- Bachelor or Master of Occupational therapy
- Member of AHPRA
- Working With Children Check (or willingness to obtain)
- NDIS Worker Screening Check (or willingness to obtain)
- Driver’s licence and access to a vehicle