Physiotherapist | Allied Health Assistant | Flexible Community Role

Studying Physiotherapy or already working as an Allied Health Assistant? This could be the perfect role to build your experience while making a genuine difference.

Talk Health Therapy is looking for a motivated and compassionate Allied Health Assistant to join our growing community team across Redcliffe, Bribie Island, Caboolture and the Moreton Bay region.

Working closely with our experienced Physiotherapists, you’ll provide hands-on support to clients in their homes and community, helping them work towards goals around mobility, strength, balance, rehabilitation and independence.

And importantly, we know flexibility matters.

With casual or part-time hours available up to approximately 20 hours per week, this role can work particularly well around university, family commitments or other work. Once you’ve completed your onboarding and training, you’ll have greater flexibility to manage your schedule while still having the support of our clinical team behind you.

What’s in It for You?

- $35-$45 per hour + super, depending on experience
- Casual or part-time opportunities available
- Flexible hours, with up to approximately 20 hours per week
- A community-based role with variety in your working day
- Hands-on experience supporting real physiotherapy programs
- Direct clinical guidance and support from experienced Physiotherapists
- Regular in-house professional development and training
- Supportive team environment where questions are encouraged and learning is valued
- Opportunities to develop your clinical confidence and practical skills
- Regular team activities focused on connection, wellbeing and professional growth

What You’ll Be Doing

This isn’t a role where you’ll be sitting behind a desk all day.

You’ll work directly with clients in the community,



implementing therapy programs designed and overseen by their treating Physiotherapist.

Your role will include:

- Supporting clients through in-home and hydrotherapy sessions
- Delivering individualised therapy and exercise programs under Physiotherapist direction
- Supporting goals relating to mobility, strength, balance, rehabilitation and functional independence
- Building positive and professional relationships with clients
- Providing explicit feedback to the treating Physiotherapist about client progress or changes
- Completing accurate progress notes and documentation
- Communicating with Physiotherapists and the wider allied health team
- Participating in ongoing training and professional development

Most importantly, you’ll help clients put their therapy into practice, supporting them to build confidence and work towards greater independence in their everyday lives.

Who Are We Looking For?

This opportunity may suit you if you are:

Pathway 1: A Physiotherapy Student

Currently studying Physiotherapy and in your 2nd or 3rd year, and looking for valuable hands-on experience alongside your studies.

OR

Pathway 2: A Qualified Allied Health Assistant

You hold a Certificate III or IV in Allied Health Assistance and have at least one year of relevant experience.

Whichever pathway you’re coming from, we’re looking for someone who is:

- Warm, professional and genuinely enjoys working with people
- Reliable and organised
- Confident communicating with clients and clinicians
- Comfortable working independently in community settings
- Open to feedback and keen to continue learning
- Able to follow therapy programs and clinical direction carefullyli>
- Compassionate and person-centred in their approach
- Comfortable travelling between clients within their designated region
- Myotherapy qualifications or experience would be highly regarded, but aren’t essential.

What You’ll Need

As this is a community-based position, you’ll need:

- Current Working with Children Blue Card
- NDIS

📌 Physiotherapist | Allied Health Assistant | Flexible Community Role (Redcliffe)
🏢 Talk Health Therapy
📍 Redcliffe