Due to continued growth, we are looking for an Occupational Therapist to join our team on either a full-time or part time basis .

This role would particularly suit an OT who enjoys working across the lifespan and wants to continue developing their skills in assessment and report writing.

Your caseload will be built around your clinical interests, experience and areas you would like to develop . You won’t be expected to be experienced in every area from day one, and we’re happy to provide training and support as you develop.

The role will primarily involve ongoing therapy alongside assessment and report-writing opportunities, which may include:

- Functional Capacity Assessments
- Supported Independent Living assessments
- Specialist Disability Accommodation assessments
- Aged care assessments and reports
- Assistive technology and equipment assessments
- Progress and other NDIS-related reports
- Collaboration with families, support coordinators and other health professionals

We are particularly interested in OTs who enjoy working across the lifespan and would like to develop further capability in complex report writing and aged care .

A Week That Can Work Around You

We want clinicians to have genuine flexibility rather than simply describing a role as “flexible”.

Full-time can be worked across five days or as an equivalent compressed working week. Part-time arrangements of three or four days per week are also available.

Depending on your preferred working arrangement, you can have:

- Flexible start and finish times
- Choice of working days
- The ability to compress your working week
- Work from home for reports and administrative work
- Flexibility to structure your clinic and community days

A typical full-time week might involve two clinic days, two community days and one work-from-home day for reports, documentation and other work.

This isn’t intended to be rigid.



We will work with you to establish a structure that works for your caseload and circumstances.

A Sustainable Caseload

We don’t believe clinicians should have to choose between meeting productivity targets and producing quality clinical work.

Once fully onboarded, our utilisation expectation is approximately 25 hours per week for a full-time clinician .

Your caseload will be developed around your preferred clinical interests rather than expecting every clinician to work across every service we provide.

Community travel is generally kept within approximately 30 minutes of the clinic , helping to minimise unnecessary time on the road.

Clinical Support & Development

You will work alongside a Senior Occupational Therapist with close to 10 years’ experience working across the lifespan .

Clinical supervision is provided one-on-one and in person , giving you dedicated time to discuss cases, develop your clinical reasoning and build capability in areas you would like to pursue.

If you have strong therapy skills but want to develop your experience in Functional Capacity Assessments, SIL/SDA assessments, aged care or complex report writing, we are happy to train and support you .

Administration That Supports Clinicians

Our administrative team manages much of the non-clinical workload, including:

- Participant intake and enquiries
- Scheduling and appointment administration
- Invoicing
- Other day-to-day administrative support

This allows our OTs to spend more of their working week focused on clinical work rather than administration.

Our Clinic

Our Smeaton Grange clinic provides clinicians with:

- Dedicated treatment rooms and therapy spaces
- Workstations for documentation and report writing
- Laptop
- Clinical and therapy resources
- Administrative support
- Space to collaborate with the team while maintaining autonomy over your clinical work

What We Offer

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📌 Occupational Therapist (Australia)
🏢 Zenzability
📍 Australia