A local clinic feel, with a national team behind you
Many OTs have to pick between the personal feel of a small clinic and the learning and career structure of a big organisation. This role gives you both. You’d work in a community-facing practice where you know your clients and colleagues. You’d also belong to a large allied health network that invests in its clinicians, with mentoring, regular learning and transparent steps for growth.
The practice
Part of an established allied health group made up of local clinics across Australia and New Zealand
Multidisciplinary clinics, so you can refer to and learn from physios, podiatrists, exercise physiologists and hand therapists
A focus on adult and NDIS clients, with other age groups across the wider group
A culture that puts teamwork ahead of individual agendas, with an emphasis on honest feedback and ethical practice
Technology that supports clinicians rather than slowing them down
What you’ll be doing
Assessing and supporting clients to build independence in daily living, work, home and community life
Developing practical, goal-driven therapy plans with clients, families and carers
Writing transparent reports and progress notes that stand up to NDIS and funding body scrutiny
Working alongside other disciplines so clients get joined-up care
Taking part in case discussions and shared learning sessions with your peers
Helping grow the OT service within your clinic over time
What we’re looking for
AHPRA registered Occupational Therapist
Experience with adult clients, or a robust interest in building it
Confident working with NDIS plans and goals, or keen to learn quickly with support
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