Occupational Therapist

• Conduct meaningful assessments and design therapy plans in diverse environments, including participants' homes, day centres, parks, and beaches
• Build enduring relationships with clients and support lasting outcomes
• Manage diverse caseloads across the NDIS and Support at Home programs
• Develop skills in activities of daily living, capacity building, assistive technology, equipment prescription, and home modifications
• Handle complex cases and explore new treatment approaches
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team
• Work independently from home with virtual support and connection

• General AHPRA registration as an Occupational Therapist
• Valid driver’s license and personal vehicle
• NDIS check, Working with Children Check, and Police Check, or willingness to obtain
• Degree in Occupational Therapy
• Comfortable and confident working independently from home
• Open to Occupational Therapists of all experience levels
• Onshore applicants seeking sponsorship will be considered

• Professional development budget of up to $2,500
• Up to 4 full days paid study leave per calendar year
• Laptop and phone provided
• Therapy and assessment resources available at all sites
• Flexible hours and flex-off option after completing client work
• Better Rewards Program: bonus pay, extra leave, or points redeemable for PD, gadgets, and experiences
• Paid parental leave: 8 weeks for the primary carer and 2 weeks for the secondary carer
• Work-related travel reimbursement at $1.17 per kilometre
• National opportunities across 30+ Australian sites
• Virtual support and connection
• 1:1 supervision and mentoring pathway