AddressAn exciting and rewarding opportunity has become available for a motivated and enthusiastic Occupational Therapist to join our team of supportive allied health professionals. Reporting to our Lead Occupational Therapist you will be working with a variety of clients in the community setting and other similar schemes; performing services to make clinical recommendations and provide ongoing therapy for development of the clients independence and safety.
Our ideal candidate will pride themselves on their ability to build and deliver client-centred management that values resilient service and compassionate care. You will have the people skills to build and maintain meaningful relationships, and great technical skills to ensure a solution-focused approach. This role involves local travel, teleconferences/telehealth, one-off assessments, and case-managed consultation.
What will you do day to day?
ADL Assessments
OT Functional Assessments
Ongoing therapy provisions
Assistive technology assessments
Basic and major home modifications assessments (if accredited)
Utilise your problem-solving skills, clinical experience, innovative thinking, and knowledge of biopsychosocial barriers and motivators to support positive progress for individuals.
Monitor efficacy of program activities and supports pre-and post-service.
Work in a supportive environment, driven by the company values of quality, customer service, outcomes, and teamwork.
You will provide holistic support for our clients to help restore an individual's highest level of functional performance and deliver a successful return to work
Develop personalised rehabilitation plans that support a whole person's approach to capacity building
Treatment progress reporting as required
What Qualifications, Skills & Experience will you have?
Tertiary qualifications in Occupational Therapy
Current registration with AHPRA
New Graduates welcomed to apply
Valid Australian Driver’s License
Excellent communication skills – both written & verbal
Strong aptitude for time management & goal setting
Strong report writing abilities
Understanding/experience within the NDIS space is welcomed
Culture and Benefits
We are an Australian-owned service provider that has a genuine desire to enable people to prosper. We do great work with great people, and we are committed to making the work environment supportive, safe, and fun. This is why we are certified 2023 Great Places to Work in Australia. Here’s what we can do for you:
A genuinely supportive culture with mentoring from the team
Competitive Salary + Super + Bonus scheme (up to $12K per annum)
Flexible work arrangements (work from home, work-life balance, family-friendly)
Your own mobile phone + laptop + access to pool cars
Be part of a company that supports ongoing study with professional development reviewed quarterly and support with CPD Registration
Monthly internal professional development groups
Staff recognition program
Bring your dog to work
Regular Friday FUN – escape rooms, lunches and virtual activities
Australia-wide Christmas / EOFY celebrations and award ceremony
How to apply
Please send your application through SEEK by clicking on APPLY, include a current resume and cover letter telling us why you want to join us. For a confidential discussion about the role, please call Taylah Blackman, Talent Acquisition Officer, on 0414 976 ***.
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Additional information
- Work with a team of passionate health professionals
- Individualised in-house training and development to support your success
- Reach your goals by accessing leadership training, mentoring, and guidance.
