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Employment Type: Permanent Full Time Location: Position Classification: Allied Health Assistant 1/2/3 Remuneration... within 10 days of closing About the Service Allied Health Assistant - Support Quality Care in Our Rural Community

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, Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, and the Eat Walk Engage Program. This position is rotational and may be required to work... Occupational group Health - Allied Health/Clinical Support Classification CA5 Workplace Location Brisbane - South Job ad

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within 10 days of closi About the Service Allied Health Assistant - Support Quality Care in Our Rural Community... Are you eager to assist healthcare professionals in delivering effective therapy and rehabilitation services? At Southern

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Deliver quality paediatric occupational therapy services across the continuum of care to patients and families of the.... Clinical Practice Deliver quality occupational therapy clinical services across the rehabilitation caseload in accordance

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broader Allied Health Team including Nutrition and Dietetics, Occupational Therapy, Orthotics and Prosthetics, Physiotherapy... Position: Head of Occupational Therapy Phone number: 64936188 Email address: [email protected] What it

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to Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology and Psychology students Role requirements: 16 years and above NDIS Worker Screening... backgrounds, and the LGBTQIA+ community. Volunteer opportunities include supporting our allied health therapy teams working

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continuum, including expert services in: audiology, dietetics, exercise physiology, occupational therapy, physiotherapy... and Domestic Assistant Classification: IN13 - 1N14 Salary per hour (exc. super): $26.97 - $28.16 Hours per fortnight: 48

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(showering, toileting etc). We are seeking a Therapy Assistant that lives close to our elderly clients living in and around the...Our Therapy Assistants work as part of a multi-disciplinary team to provide assistance in all aspects of day-to-day

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continuum, including expert services in: audiology, dietetics, exercise physiology, occupational therapy, physiotherapy... Job Reference: 4786 Position Title: Grade 2 Allied Health Assistant Classification: IN29 Salary per hour (exc. super

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students (Occupational Therapy) Minimum 3-day availability per week Full Australian working rights Current driver's license... professionals offering a suite of holistic, evidence-based, health advice and therapy services, our mission is to be the Australian

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students (Occupational Therapy) Minimum 3-day availability per week Full Australian working rights Current driver's license... professionals offering a suite of holistic, evidence-based, health advice and therapy services, our mission is to be the Australian

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students (Occupational Therapy) Minimum 3-day availability per week Full Australian working rights Current driver's license... professionals offering a suite of holistic, evidence-based, health advice and therapy services, our mission is to be the Australian

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students (Occupational Therapy) Minimum 3-day availability per week Full Australian working rights Current driver's license... professionals offering a suite of holistic, evidence-based, health advice and therapy services, our mission is to be the Australian

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recreational and therapeutic activities under the direction of our Occupational Therapist. Play an active role in planning... and organising innovative therapy programs. Lead and facilitate a diverse range of therapy-based activities that inspire

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Assistant to join our inpatient rehabilitation Occupational Therapy team on a permanent part-time basis. This position is well.... Ready to make an impact? If you're passionate about working as an Occupational Therapy Allied Health Assistant

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About us Regis Day Therapy Centres are home to a range of professional allied health services, physiotherapy, occupational therapy... We are now seeking a casual Therapy Assistant to join our team at Regis Day Therapy Centre located in Nedlands, WA. The Therapy

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on. If you have the aptitude of an ALLIED HEALTH ASSISTANT with at least 3 years AHA experience and/or a current therapy student... HEALTH ASSISTANT wanting to make a difference This role offers you supported entry into private practice, allowing

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on. If you have the aptitude of an ALLIED HEALTH ASSISTANT with at least 3 years AHA experience and/or a current therapy student... ASSISTANT wanting to make a difference This role offers you supported entry into private practice, allowing you to learn the

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recreational and therapeutic activities under the direction of our Occupational Therapist. Play an active role in planning... and organising innovative therapy programs. Lead and facilitate a diverse range of therapy-based activities that inspire

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TO JOIN US Current 3rd or 4th year students (Occupational Therapy) Minimum 3-day availability per week Full Australian working rights... professionals offering a suite of holistic, evidence-based, health advice and therapy services, our mission is to be the Australian

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Join Kern and Help Reimagine Allied Health in WA At Kern, we are more than a team of therapists — we are a collective of passionate, forward-thinking professionals united by one purpose: To make a genuine, lasting difference in people’s lives. If you’re a Speech Pathologist who wants to do meaningful work, grow professionally, and be part of something bigger than yourself, this is your opportunity. Across everything we do, we are committed to setting a new benchmark for allied health services in Western Australia. We believe therapy can be delivered differently — better — and that our participants deserve nothing less. We’re different, because you matter! Why Kern? We know that exceptional client outcomes start with an exceptional team experience. That’s why we’ve intentionally built an organisation where career development, workplace culture and genuine support are not buzzwords — they are our foundation. At Kern, you’ll experience: ✨ A Caseload Designed Around You We tailor your caseload to your interests and passions, giving you diversity, challenge, and meaningful professional growth. ✨ A Values-Driven Culture Our values — Seek to Understand; Play as a Team; Different, Better; Passionate about the Kern Way — are lived daily. We collaborate, we support each other, and we celebrate success together. ✨ The Kern Supportive Approach Model We deliver high-quality, compassionate care through a true Team Around the Person approach, helping participants achieve their goals and live their best lives. ✨ Structured Mentoring & Coaching From a carefully designed onboarding experience to our leadership-led coaching and development framework, we invest deeply in your growth and career progression. What’s In It For You? We believe great work deserves great reward. Competitive market salary 99 cents per kilometre mileage allowance Kern Wellness Days – equivalent to an additional week of leave Flexible part-time or full-time options designed around your lifestyle Technology package enabling you to work from anywhere $200 Personal Resource Allowance to build your own therapy kit Extensive internal professional development (more than we can put a dollar value on!) Access to external professional development $2,000 sign-on bonus (for direct applicants) $3,000 referral bonus if you bring a friend onboard The Role As a Mobile Community Speech Pathologist , you will deliver high-quality, person-centred therapy within a collaborative interdisciplinary team. You will work alongside: Occupational Therapists Physiotherapists Psychologists Therapy Assistants Exercise Physiologists Fellow Speech Pathologists Using our Team Around the Person approach, you will partner with participants, families and support networks to build capacity, provide meaningful supports, and create outstanding outcomes. You will also receive ongoing mentoring and specialised clinical support from experienced seniors, team leaders and our wider leadership team. What You Bring A genuine passion for delivering optimal, person-centred care A growth mindset and commitment to continuous professional development Alignment with Kern’s values and a desire to contribute positively to team culture Essential Qualifications Bachelor of Science (Speech Pathology) or equivalent Full SPA registration Valid Working With Children Check Valid WA Driver’s Licence Valid NDIS Worker Screening Check Ready to Raise the Bar? If you’re ready to take the next step in your career and join an organisation that delivers a world-class experience for both its team and its participants, we would love to hear from you. Apply now. To learn more, contact our People & Culture team on 1300 122 155.

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Join Kern and Help Reimagine Allied Health in WA At Kern, we are more than a team of therapists — we are a collective of passionate, forward-thinking professionals united by one purpose: To make a genuine, lasting difference in people’s lives. If you’re a Speech Pathologist who wants to do meaningful work, grow professionally, and be part of something bigger than yourself, this is your opportunity. Across everything we do, we are committed to setting a new benchmark for allied health services in Western Australia. We believe therapy can be delivered differently — better — and that our participants deserve nothing less. We’re different, because you matter! Why Kern? We know that exceptional client outcomes start with an exceptional team experience. That’s why we’ve intentionally built an organisation where career development, workplace culture and genuine support are not buzzwords — they are our foundation. At Kern, you’ll experience: ✨ A Caseload Designed Around You We tailor your caseload to your interests and passions, giving you diversity, challenge, and meaningful professional growth. ✨ A Values-Driven Culture Our values — Seek to Understand; Play as a Team; Different, Better; Passionate about the Kern Way — are lived daily. We collaborate, we support each other, and we celebrate success together. ✨ The Kern Supportive Approach Model We deliver high-quality, compassionate care through a true Team Around the Person approach, helping participants achieve their goals and live their best lives. ✨ Structured Mentoring & Coaching From a carefully designed onboarding experience to our leadership-led coaching and development framework, we invest deeply in your growth and career progression. What’s In It For You? We believe great work deserves great reward. Competitive market salary 99 cents per kilometre mileage allowance Kern Wellness Days – equivalent to an additional week of leave Flexible part-time or full-time options designed around your lifestyle Technology package enabling you to work from anywhere $200 Personal Resource Allowance to build your own therapy kit Extensive internal professional development (more than we can put a dollar value on!) Access to external professional development $2,000 sign-on bonus (for direct applicants) $3,000 referral bonus if you bring a friend onboard The Role As a Mobile Community Speech Pathologist , you will deliver high-quality, person-centred therapy within a collaborative interdisciplinary team. You will work alongside: Occupational Therapists Physiotherapists Psychologists Therapy Assistants Exercise Physiologists Fellow Speech Pathologists Using our Team Around the Person approach, you will partner with participants, families and support networks to build capacity, provide meaningful supports, and create outstanding outcomes. You will also receive ongoing mentoring and specialised clinical support from experienced seniors, team leaders and our wider leadership team. What You Bring A genuine passion for delivering optimal, person-centred care A growth mindset and commitment to continuous professional development Alignment with Kern’s values and a desire to contribute positively to team culture Essential Qualifications Bachelor of Science (Speech Pathology) or equivalent Full SPA registration Valid Working With Children Check Valid WA Driver’s Licence Valid NDIS Worker Screening Check Ready to Raise the Bar? If you’re ready to take the next step in your career and join an organisation that delivers a world-class experience for both its team and its participants, we would love to hear from you. Apply now. To learn more, contact our People & Culture team on 1300 122 155.

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Req ID: 228615 Location: Eastern Zone, Cape Breton Regional Hospital Department: OPEZ Occupational Therapy Phys Med CBR Type of Employment: Permanent Hourly PT (50%) x 1 Union: UNIFOR Healthcare Position Posting Closing Date: 9-Nov-26 About the Opportunity Reporting to the Program Manager of the Rehabilitation and Supportive Care Services portfolio, and under the supervision of an Occupational Therapist, the Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) completes therapeutic and technical support duties in the delivery of occupational therapy services to Cape Breton Regional Hospital (CBRH) clients both independently and collaboratively with health care team members and students. The Occupational Therapy Assistant is responsible to adhere to CBRH policies and procedures and may be required to provide services throughout the Rehabilitation and Supportive Care Services portfolio. About You We would love to hear from you if you have the following: Graduation from a recognized community college occupational assistant program Annual BCLS certification Previous experience and/or knowledge of seating and mobility systems an asset Previous experience splinting and/or hand therapy considered an asset Strong communication, creativity, problem-solving and organizational skills are required Must be adaptable, flexible and demonstrate initiative Able to work independently and collaboratively with health care team members, clients, caregivers and students Competencies in other languages an asset, French preferred Please ensure your resume is up to date and includes all relevant education, experience, training, and certifications. Hours Permanent part-time position; 37.5 hours biweekly Compensation and Benefits $25.83 - $30.84 hourly $31.92 hourly with 25 years' experience Successful candidates may be eligible for our benefits package which includes health, dental, travel, long-term disability, and life insurance coverage as well as a defined benefit pension plan. What You'll Love About Nova Scotia Health Nova Scotia Health is more than the province's largest provider of health services; we're a team driven by excellence in health, healing and learning. Across hospitals, health centres and community programs, our people deliver innovative, high-quality care that impacts lives across Nova Scotia and Atlantic Canada. From vibrant city life to scenic coastal communities, Nova Scotia offers a lifestyle as rewarding as the work itself. At Nova Scotia Health, you'll find meaningful career opportunities, supportive teams and the work-life balance to enjoy everything our beautiful province has to offer. Join us and discover why so many people are choosing to call Nova Scotia home. Once You've Applied Thank you for your interest in this position. Only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. This is a Healthcare bargaining unit position. Preference is given to bargaining unit employees for unionized positions. Nova Scotia Health is committed to being a workforce that is free of discrimination, values diversity, and is representative, at all job levels, of the people we serve. We encourage all qualified applicants who self-identify as Indigenous, Black/African Nova Scotian, Persons of Colour, Foreign Nationals/Newcomers, Persons with Disabilities, 2SLGBTQIA to apply and self-identify.

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We're working with an established and growing Allied Health provider looking for an experienced Occupational Therapist to step into a supervisory role This is an opportunity for a clinician who enjoys mentoring others, wants to contribute to the development of a growing OT team and still enjoys working directly with clients. With flexible KPIs, performance incentives, a company car option and strong administration support , this role offers an excellent balance of clinical work, leadership and autonomy. Why You'll Love This Role Competitive salary package , dependent on experience Performance bonuses , with potential to earn approximately $14,000 extra annually No rigid daily KPIs or penalties for missing targets Work from home for administration, reports and non-client-facing tasks Company electric vehicle option , including servicing and maintenance Flexible start and finish times Potential 9-day fortnight Established administration team managing bookings, billing and client communication Opportunities to mentor and supervise junior Occupational Therapists Access to experienced clinical leaders and external supervision $1,000-$1,500 annual PD allowance Collaborative multidisciplinary team Regular team-building activities and social event Your responsibilities may include: Providing clinical supervision and mentoring to junior Occupational Therapists Supporting new graduates through their structured onboarding program Assisting clinicians with clinical reasoning and complex presentations Providing guidance with Functional Capacity Assessments and clinical reporting Participating in weekly case conferences and peer supervision Collaborating with clinical leaders to maintain high standards of care Supporting the development of a positive and collaborative Brisbane team Diverse Clinical Caseload: You'll work with a varied community caseload across the lifespan. Depending on your interests and experience, your work may include: Paediatric Occupational Therapy Assistive technology assessments Equipment prescription Mental health and psychosocial disability Aged care Functional assessments Capacity-building interventions Community participation Neurological and physical disabilities Requirements: Current AHPRA registration Relevant post-graduate clinical experience Current driver's licence Relevant employment screening checks Australian working rights 4 Reasons to Use Gorilla Jobs to find your next Occupational Therapy role Experts in Occupational Therapy Jobs: We specialise in your field, understanding the current companies and roles to match your preferences Access to Unlisted Roles: we work on opportunities that aren't advertised anywhere else! Respect for Privacy: Your career moves are a private affair. We guarantee discretion, only sharing your resume after gaining your consent Complimentary Service and Advice: we offer premium tips on resume writing, interview preparation and negotiation of terms Next Steps - Apply now or email your resume to [email protected] or call 61 046 746 7296 to discuss what you are looking for in your next Occupational Therapist position. For more OT positions and to understand how we can assist you in your career journey, visit Gorilla Jobs: www.gorillajobs.com.au

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Please note that if you apply for a position with Sirona care & health, you may be contacted via Trac or via email. This includes invites for job interviews. We therefore recommend that you regularly check your Trac Account and email accounts. We reserve the right to close this vacancy early if sufficient applications are received prior to the advertised closing date. Job overview Would you like to work in an innovative award-winning team, where there is a strong focus on delivering high quality care? Henderson is a 19 bedded unit in Thornbury for patient rehabilitation. Our aim is to help people to regain their independence and to provide a safe, patient centred, effective and evidence-based service in a community inpatient setting. We are looking for a Part time (22.5hrs, Mon-Weds) Band 5 Occupational Therapist (OT) to bring a unique blend of experiences, backgrounds and knowledge to our well-established team. Your focus will be to use your skills and creativity to contribute to the development and implementation of treatment programs. You will work autonomously to deliver high quality, evidence-based interventions that improve service users’ functional abilities and independence. We use a Multidisciplinary team approach to facilitate safe and timely discharges with a "home is best" approach. You will have access to regular supervision with a senior Occupational Therapist and will work alongside a range of colleagues, including GP’s, Advanced Nurse Practitioners, Nurses, Physiotherapist, Support Workers and Social Workers. Advert To perform occupational therapy assessments, to aid diagnosis and treatment of patients who may have diverse presentations and complex physical and psychological conditions; including orthopaedic, vascular, neurological, cognitive problems. To assist in the discharge planning process as part of the wider MDT. To hold responsibility for own case load and be responsible for a defined area of the service or a particular patient type, working with supervision where required. Supervision takes the form of regular formal training, regular clinical supervision sessions and access to informal supervision from senior staff. To undertake all aspects of clinical duties as an autonomous practitioner. To provide support/supervision for the occupational therapy students, assistant practitioners, rehab support workers and activities co-ordinator. To assist Senior therapists in service development, including the development of groups. Working for our organisation Ever dreamt about a career that sparks excitement and fosters your professional growth? Picture yourself waking up eager to make a real difference in our community, surrounded by teams who value your unique ideas. We are Sirona care & health – England’s largest provider of Adult’s and Children’s Community Services and we’d love for you to join us in Bristol, North Somerset or South Gloucestershire. Agenda for Change Salary, full NHS benefits, 27 days’ annual leave, and participation in the NHS Pension Scheme – just a glimpse of the benefits you’ll receive. We welcome and encourage all applicants. We are committed to having a workforce that reflects the communities we support and are proactively seeking to improve the diversity of our workforce. We know diversity fosters creativity and innovation. We are committed to equality of opportunity, to being fair and inclusive, and to being a place where all belong. We aim to draw upon the widest possible range of views and experiences to meet the changing needs of our colleagues, partners and communities we serve. Whether you're starting your journey in healthcare, looking for a fresh challenge within the NHS, or contemplating a career change, don't be daunted by the prospect of something different – we create development opportunities for all our colleagues and apprentices. Interested? View our benefits leaflet which you can find attached to this vacancy. Detailed job description and main responsibilities Please read the attached Job Description and Person Specification for full details of the role before applying. If you refer to qualifications or employment within your supporting statement, that has not been included in your Qualifications, Training or Employment History, this information may be discounted.

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Speech Pathologist | New Graduate to Senior | Employee or Contractor Nowra Clinic, Shoalhaven, Illawarra & Southern Highlands Community, or Telehealth Australia-wide Salary $85,000 to $120,000 plus 12% super, or contractor rates of $110 to $160 per billable hour | Full caseload from day one | Flexible work Is this you? Maybe you’re a new graduate looking for a first role with real supervision, not a sink-or-swim start. Maybe you have a few years behind you, but you can’t see a clear next step, your pay hasn’t kept up with your skills, or you’re carrying a big caseload with very little support. Or maybe you’re a senior Speech Pathologist who loves complex presentations, enjoys mentoring others, and wants to help shape the future of a service, or the freedom to contract without chasing referrals or doing endless admin. Wherever you are in your career, if you want your work to have a lasting impact on clients, clinicians and community (with less traffic, more beach, and rent that doesn’t take half your pay), we’d love to talk. Join a team that supports you to thrive At South Coast Therapy & Support Group, we believe great outcomes start with supporting great clinicians. Recognised as Employer of Choice, Business of the Year and one of Australasia’s Best Places to Work, we’re proud of the culture we’ve created and the people who make it possible. Whether you join as an employee or a contractor, you’ll start with a full caseload and make a real difference to local families. Two ways to join us Choose the model that suits your experience and lifestyle. You can also start as an employee and move to contracting later as your confidence and caseload grow. Employee Suits new graduates through to senior Speech Pathologists who want stability and structured support. Pay: $85,000 to $120,000 plus 12% super, based on experience New graduate (0 to 2 years): $85,000 super, with a structured graduate program, regular supervision, a gradual caseload ramp-up and a mentor in your first year Experienced (3 years): $110,000 to $120,000 super, with a full caseload from day one and realistic KPIs set together with you Senior: $120,000 super, negotiated on leadership capability and clinical expertise, with a complex caseload and leadership opportunities Where: In-clinic at Nowra, plus community-based services across the Illawarra, Shoalhaven and Southern Highlands Hours: Full-time or part-time, with flexible work arrangements Caseload: Full caseload from day one, built gradually for new grads Contractor Suits experienced Speech Pathologists who want flexibility and clinical autonomy. Pay: $110 to $160 per billable hour, based on experience, expertise and clinical capability Where: Clinic, community across the Illawarra, Shoalhaven and Southern Highlands, or remote telehealth from anywhere in Australia Hours: You choose your schedule and workload Caseload: Consistent referral flow, with no business development needed Extras: Referrals, administration support, technology and clinical infrastructure provided, so you can focus on therapy Autonomy: No micromanagement and no unrealistic KPIs. You stay in control of how you work. What everyone gets Consistent referrals: NDIS, Aged Care, DVA and private clients, so your caseload stays full and varied. Full admin support: client onboarding, scheduling, service agreements, documentation systems and operational support. Allied Health Assistant support to help deliver therapy programs. AI-powered systems: tools for clinical notes, report drafting and communication, powered by Splose and 3CX, so you spend less time on paperwork. A real team: Speech Pathologists, OTs and allied health assistants with many years of combined experience. Peer consultation, case discussions and help with complex clients whenever you need it. Support you can count on You won’t be left on your own, whatever your experience level. New graduates: regular supervision, plus clinical support and mentoring from our directors. Experienced and senior Speech Pathologists: regular supervision, case reviews and peer consultation, with clinical and mentoring support from our directors. Contractors: access to peer consultation, clinical discussions, multidisciplinary collaboration and support with complex cases, with independence and no isolation. Clinical supervision and mentoring are provided by our directors, Nathan and Claire. Room to grow This role is clinical first. Once you’re settled, there are optional opportunities to: Mentor and support Speech Pathologists Support Allied Health Assistants delivering therapy programs Assist with clinical supervision and review therapy plans and reports Support student placements Contribute to service and business planning, including caseload and capacity management Contribute to clinical governance, quality improvement and service development projects Help shape innovative service delivery models Moving to the South Coast? We’ve got you Housing: Rentals in Nowra can be tight. We have long-standing connections with local real estate agents and have helped many of our team members find housing. We’ll help you too. Settling in: We can help link you in to local networks, such as the Shoalhaven Business Chamber, so you can grow your support network and meet new people. The lifestyle: Nowra sits on the Shoalhaven River, close to Jervis Bay and some of the best beaches in NSW, and about two and a half hours from Sydney. The work A mixed caseload across NDIS, Aged Care, DVA and private clients. Depending on your interests and experience, your work may include: Communication and functional communication assessments Language interventions and speech sound disorders Literacy support and social communication programs Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and complex communication needs Supporting neurodivergent participants Parent and caregiver coaching Complex NDIS reports and reviews New graduates build up to complex presentations and reports with supervision. Senior Speech Pathologists and contractors can take on the complex work from the start. About you Certified Practising Speech Pathologist (CPSP), or a new graduate eligible for Speech Pathology Australia membership [confirm] Current Speech Pathology Australia member Developing or confident in assessment, intervention and report writing Able to adapt as NDIS pricing, plan structures and compliance requirements change Committed to evidence-based practice and meaningful client outcomes A strong communicator and team player who enjoys learning and growing For senior roles: interested in mentoring and developing others For contractors: experienced, self-motivated, holding your own ABN About South Coast Therapy & Support Group South Coast Therapy & Support Group is an award-winning allied health organisation providing Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, Allied Health Assistant services, Assistive Technology, Home Modifications, Therapy Groups and Disability Support services across the Shoalhaven and Illawarra. Our awards include Business of the Year, Employer of Choice and Excellence in Innovation, we’ve been named one of Australasia’s Best Places to Work, and our director Claire has been recognised with a Business Leader award. Our people are at the heart of everything we do. Ready for a change? Not sure yet? Call Nathan for a confidential chat on 1300 604 232. No pressure, no commitment. Just a conversation about whether this could be right for you. Great support. Real growth. Meaningful impact.

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Speech Pathologist | New Graduate to Senior | Employee or Contractor Nowra Clinic, Shoalhaven, Illawarra & Southern Highlands Community, or Telehealth Australia-wide Salary $85,000 to $120,000 plus 12% super, or contractor rates of $110 to $160 per billable hour | Full caseload from day one | Flexible work Is this you? Maybe you’re a new graduate looking for a first role with real supervision, not a sink-or-swim start. Maybe you have a few years behind you, but you can’t see a clear next step, your pay hasn’t kept up with your skills, or you’re carrying a big caseload with very little support. Or maybe you’re a senior Speech Pathologist who loves complex presentations, enjoys mentoring others, and wants to help shape the future of a service, or the freedom to contract without chasing referrals or doing endless admin. Wherever you are in your career, if you want your work to have a lasting impact on clients, clinicians and community (with less traffic, more beach, and rent that doesn’t take half your pay), we’d love to talk. Join a team that supports you to thrive At South Coast Therapy & Support Group, we believe great outcomes start with supporting great clinicians. Recognised as Employer of Choice, Business of the Year and one of Australasia’s Best Places to Work, we’re proud of the culture we’ve created and the people who make it possible. Whether you join as an employee or a contractor, you’ll start with a full caseload and make a real difference to local families. Two ways to join us Choose the model that suits your experience and lifestyle. You can also start as an employee and move to contracting later as your confidence and caseload grow. Employee Suits new graduates through to senior Speech Pathologists who want stability and structured support. Pay: $85,000 to $120,000 plus 12% super, based on experience New graduate (0 to 2 years): $85,000 super, with a structured graduate program, regular supervision, a gradual caseload ramp-up and a mentor in your first year Experienced (3 years): $110,000 to $120,000 super, with a full caseload from day one and realistic KPIs set together with you Senior: $120,000 super, negotiated on leadership capability and clinical expertise, with a complex caseload and leadership opportunities Where: In-clinic at Nowra, plus community-based services across the Illawarra, Shoalhaven and Southern Highlands Hours: Full-time or part-time, with flexible work arrangements Caseload: Full caseload from day one, built gradually for new grads Contractor Suits experienced Speech Pathologists who want flexibility and clinical autonomy. Pay: $110 to $160 per billable hour, based on experience, expertise and clinical capability Where: Clinic, community across the Illawarra, Shoalhaven and Southern Highlands, or remote telehealth from anywhere in Australia Hours: You choose your schedule and workload Caseload: Consistent referral flow, with no business development needed Extras: Referrals, administration support, technology and clinical infrastructure provided, so you can focus on therapy Autonomy: No micromanagement and no unrealistic KPIs. You stay in control of how you work. What everyone gets Consistent referrals: NDIS, Aged Care, DVA and private clients, so your caseload stays full and varied. Full admin support: client onboarding, scheduling, service agreements, documentation systems and operational support. Allied Health Assistant support to help deliver therapy programs. AI-powered systems: tools for clinical notes, report drafting and communication, powered by Splose and 3CX, so you spend less time on paperwork. A real team: Speech Pathologists, OTs and allied health assistants with many years of combined experience. Peer consultation, case discussions and help with complex clients whenever you need it. Support you can count on You won’t be left on your own, whatever your experience level. New graduates: regular supervision, plus clinical support and mentoring from our directors. Experienced and senior Speech Pathologists: regular supervision, case reviews and peer consultation, with clinical and mentoring support from our directors. Contractors: access to peer consultation, clinical discussions, multidisciplinary collaboration and support with complex cases, with independence and no isolation. Clinical supervision and mentoring are provided by our directors, Nathan and Claire. Room to grow This role is clinical first. Once you’re settled, there are optional opportunities to: Mentor and support Speech Pathologists Support Allied Health Assistants delivering therapy programs Assist with clinical supervision and review therapy plans and reports Support student placements Contribute to service and business planning, including caseload and capacity management Contribute to clinical governance, quality improvement and service development projects Help shape innovative service delivery models Moving to the South Coast? We’ve got you Housing: Rentals in Nowra can be tight. We have long-standing connections with local real estate agents and have helped many of our team members find housing. We’ll help you too. Settling in: We can help link you in to local networks, such as the Shoalhaven Business Chamber, so you can grow your support network and meet new people. The lifestyle: Nowra sits on the Shoalhaven River, close to Jervis Bay and some of the best beaches in NSW, and about two and a half hours from Sydney. The work A mixed caseload across NDIS, Aged Care, DVA and private clients. Depending on your interests and experience, your work may include: Communication and functional communication assessments Language interventions and speech sound disorders Literacy support and social communication programs Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and complex communication needs Supporting neurodivergent participants Parent and caregiver coaching Complex NDIS reports and reviews New graduates build up to complex presentations and reports with supervision. Senior Speech Pathologists and contractors can take on the complex work from the start. About you Certified Practising Speech Pathologist (CPSP), or a new graduate eligible for Speech Pathology Australia membership [confirm] Current Speech Pathology Australia member Developing or confident in assessment, intervention and report writing Able to adapt as NDIS pricing, plan structures and compliance requirements change Committed to evidence-based practice and meaningful client outcomes A strong communicator and team player who enjoys learning and growing For senior roles: interested in mentoring and developing others For contractors: experienced, self-motivated, holding your own ABN About South Coast Therapy & Support Group South Coast Therapy & Support Group is an award-winning allied health organisation providing Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, Allied Health Assistant services, Assistive Technology, Home Modifications, Therapy Groups and Disability Support services across the Shoalhaven and Illawarra. Our awards include Business of the Year, Employer of Choice and Excellence in Innovation, we’ve been named one of Australasia’s Best Places to Work, and our director Claire has been recognised with a Business Leader award. Our people are at the heart of everything we do. Ready for a change? Not sure yet? Call Nathan for a confidential chat on 1300 604 232. No pressure, no commitment. Just a conversation about whether this could be right for you. Great support. Real growth. Meaningful impact.

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Bayside Health Bayside Health is a public health service delivering high-quality care across every stage of life for close to 1.2 million people living in metropolitan Melbourne, the Mornington Peninsula, Koo Wee Rup, Bass Coast and Southern Gippsland. We have more than 15 main sites, including hospitals, centres and clinics that provide comprehensive care from welcoming newborns to supporting older people and a full range of services in between. More than 22,000 dedicated staff are focused on providing exceptional, equitable, and locally connected care through shared expertise, compassion, and a commitment to continuous growth. Education and training are central to staff development as we encourage all employees to strive and thrive. Bayside Health was formed following the merger of Alfred Health, Bass Coast Health, Gippsland Southern Health Service, Kooweerup Regional Health Service and Peninsula Health on 1 January 2026. Allied Health Assistant in Occupational Therapy Two positions available: Permanent part time: 0.4EFT (2 days per week) located at The Alfred in the acute Hand Therapy stream Fixed term part time: up to 0.6EFT (3 days per week) until August 2027, located at Caulfield Hosptial in subacute wards Candidates interested in both positions to make a full time position are encouraged to apply Open to either Grade 2 (IN29) or Grade 3 (IN30) Allied Health Assistant Grade Be part of supportive team focused on growth and development Great staff benefits! 5 weeks annual leave & salary packaging The Department Alfred Care Group - Occupational Therapy Services operates across The Alfred, Caulfield and Sandringham Hospitals, with clinical services aligned to Bayside Health strategic goals and operational performance targets. The benefits of working within the Occupational Therapy department at Alfred Care Group include: The opportunity to work in a supportive team with diverse clinical expertise and knowledge. Caseload areas include patients with neurological conditions, burns, older-aged rehabilitation, and orthopaedic rehabilitation. Access to regularly scheduled professional development opportunities and cross-campus education, supported by a strong clinical supervision framework. A commitment to developing your clinical, non-clinical and student education skills with a focus on promoting personal development. Providing an opportunity to participate in Research and Quality Improvement initiatives. A focus on work-life balance and employee well-being with access to formal employee support programs. The Role The Allied Health Assistant (AHA) in this role will work closely with Occupational Therapy staff to provide a flexible and responsive service that meets each client’s identified therapeutic goals. This exciting opportunity will provide the successful candidate with experience across a range of different clinical areas including the acute hand therapy stream and subacute inpatient wards. The position is primarily responsible for the implementation of individual and group interventions and/or therapy programs, as delegated by the treating Occupational Therapist. The successful applicant will also work with patients to increase functional abilities in areas such as personal care, meal preparation sessions, and community access. This role includes executing suitable therapeutic activities and plans to progress client independence within defined goals. The AHA will also be responsible for administrative and clinical support functions, which assist with patient management and contribute to the effectiveness and efficiency of the Occupational Therapy Service. If you have the skills and experience outlined below, we will welcome your application for these roles. Skills and Qualifications Required Completion of Certificate IV (Allied Health Assistance) from a registered training organisation, OR Recognised equivalent qualification (as determined by the line manager) Higher qualification in a relevant health science discipline at Diploma or Associate Diploma level Certificate-level qualification in a relevant health-related field Overseas-trained Allied Health practitioner with a qualification at Diploma level or higher Previous employment in an AHA Grade 2 or AHA Grade 3 role (3 years’ clinical experience required to be considered for the Grade 3 AHA role) Staff Benefits Salary packaging & novated leasing through Maxxia Onsite car & bike parking opportunities, deducted pre-tax *subject to availability Access for you and your family to an extensive network of health and fitness facilities through Fitness Passport membership Enjoy excellent onsite fitness facilities at The Alfred via ProSport (pre-tax memberships) Childcare services at The Alfred managed by KU Children’s Services If applicable, please specify specific requirements that you require in your cover letter or CV. If you are interested in this role and would like to have a further discussion, please contact Anna Kennedy, Clinical Operations Lead – Occupational Therapy - [email protected]. Applications close 11pm AEDT, Monday 9th November 2026. We embrace diversity and strive to have a workforce that reflects the communities we serve. We actively encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability, and people of all genders, sexualities, and cultural backgrounds. If you require adjustments to the recruitment and selection process, or require an alternative format to any of the application materials, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with the contact person listed on this ad. In accordance with the Health Services Amendment (Mandatory Vaccination of Healthcare Workers) Act 2020, health care workers in Category A or B roles (as determined by the department’s risk ratings) are required to be vaccinated against influenza or hold an acceptable medical exemption.

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About St Louis Care St Louis Care is a proud, family owned organisation delivering personalised care to South Australians since 1946. Guided by our values of inclusion, respect, dignity, and choice, we empower individuals to live life to the fullest through person-centred support. Our motto, "Trust our family to take care of you ", reflects our commitment to both our clients and our team. We value diversity, invest in professional development, and foster a culture of genuine support and collaboration. St Louis Allied Health is seeking an experienced Occupational Therapist to join our growing multidisciplinary team delivering meaningful therapy services across metropolitan and regional South Australia. This is a unique opportunity for a clinician who enjoys variety, autonomy, and community-based practice — combining a metropolitan Adelaide caseload with regular regional outreach visits. Based from our Adelaide office, this role includes scheduled travel to regional communities across South Australia, including travel via light aircraft and overnight stays as part of our outreach program. All travel, accommodation, and logistics are coordinated by the business. About the Role This is a hands-on community role working across: Community aged care NDIS participants Support at Home clients Regional outreach services When not travelling regionally, you will manage a metropolitan community caseload across Adelaide. You will have the opportunity to build strong client relationships while working across diverse clinical environments with genuine autonomy and variety. Your Responsibilities Conduct functional and environmental assessments Deliver evidence-based occupational therapy interventions Prescribe assistive technology and home modifications Develop goal-focused therapy plans Maintain accurate clinical documentation and reporting Collaborate with families, carers, support coordinators, and multidisciplinary teams Support clients to maximise independence, safety, and quality of life About You You are an Occupational Therapist who: Enjoys working independently within community settings Has strong clinical reasoning and communication skills Is adaptable, organised, and confident managing varied caseloads Values practical, person-centred care Enjoys travel and working across metropolitan and regional environments Is comfortable travelling via light aircraft and staying overnight in regional communities Would be wiling to work Full Time or Part Time (a minimum of 3 days a week if Part Time) This role is best suited to clinicians with prior community, disability, aged care, or outreach experience. Essential Requirements Bachelor or Master of Occupational Therapy Current AHPRA registration Minimum 2 years’ clinical experience preferred Current driver’s licence National Police Clearance NDIS Worker Screening Check Working With Children Check Current First Aid & CPR certification Annual influenza vaccination What We Offer Competitive salary package Company vehicle provided Meal allowance provided while travelling regionally All regional travel and accommodation organised by the business Diverse metropolitan and regional caseload Supportive multidisciplinary team environment Professional development opportunities Employee Assistance Program Local business discounts Opportunity to make meaningful impact across South Australia Apply Now Please submit your resume along with a one-page cover letter outlining your experience, interests, and passion for the role, including two professional referees. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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Move, Motivate & Connect: Seated Exercise Volunteer Enjoy keeping active and encouraging others? Support aged care residents to stay active, engaged, and connected by assisting our Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy team during seated exercise classes. This rewarding role involves encouraging participation, helping residents feel included, and creating a positive and welcoming atmosphere. Classes are held on Monday mornings at 10:00am, with volunteers attending from 9:30am to 11:30am to assist with set-up, resident support during the session, and pack-down afterwards. No fitness qualifications are required, just a friendly, reliable nature and a passion for helping others thrive. Please note: Volunteer interviews and Orientation must take place on a weekday during business hours. Your impact Volunteering as a social visitor can be a rewarding experience, both for the person you visit as well as yourself. Regular visits from volunteers can help to improve quality of life and help people feel less isolated. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxFDDi9bS6c HammondCare HammondCare is an independent Christian charity and we're passionate about improving the quality of life for people in need. We have a wonderful group of volunteers that partner with us to enhance the lives of the clients cared for by HammondCare. HammondCare is a provider of The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme funded by the Australian Government and is established to promote links between elderly people and volunteers in their local community. Further information Thank you for expressing an interest in volunteering with HammondCare. We truly love connecting with people who want to volunteer with us. Our team will reach out with a phone call or text as soon as we can, and if we’re unable to get through, we’ll follow up with an email. Please take a moment to check your spam or junk folder as well, as some email providers don’t always recognise our messages right away. More information on volunteering with HammondCare can be found at www.hammond.com.au/volunteer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxFDDi9bS6c If you have any questions, you can call Dani, our friendly Volunteer Recruitment Coordinator on 1800 79 33 99. Requirements 18 years or older • NDIS Worker Screening Check arranged and paid for by HammondCare Classes are held on Monday mornings at 10:00am, with volunteers attending from 9:30am to 11:30am to assist with set-up, resident support during the session, and pack-down afterwards. Please note: Volunteer interviews and Orientation must take place on a weekday during business hours.

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Specialising in paediatric occupational therapy, our client provides sensory integration and relationship-based therapy to children aged 0-18. Their neurodevelopmental approach creates an environment where clients can thrive. With a dedicated team of 6 Occupational Therapists plus therapy assistants and support staff, their beautiful clinic space fosters both collaboration and growth. The clinic is based in the Sutherland area of Sydney. Full-time and part-time options available. About the Role: As an Occupational Therapist, your paediatric caseload will be a rewarding mix of NDIS and private clients with a focus on ASD, ADHD, and other presentations. The majority of your work will be clinic-based, with occasional travel to local schools. Our client supports professional growth through regular CPD opportunities, supervision, and annual salary reviews. A structured induction process, combined with weekly 1:1 supervision, ensures you're set up for success. The team prioritises wellness with yoga, team lunches, and a staff retreat on the coast. On Offer: Competitive salary starting at $75,000 super for New Graduates and up to $105,000 super for more experienced Occupational Therapists 9-day fortnight One work-from-home day and flexible working hours 3 days of study leave, PD allowance for approved courses Wellness retreat, yoga, team lunches, birthday celebrations CPD, team meetings, and 1:1 supervision Very realistic caseload and targets Therapy rooms with modern equipment and a wealth of resources Supportive, relaxed, and friendly work culture Apply today and be part of a supportive and rewarding team dedicated to transforming lives! What you will need: Tertiary qualification in Occupational Therapy Full AHPRA registration Unrestricted Australian Working Rights All levels of experience are encouraged to apply Interested: Contact Meg (Allied Health Division) [email protected] 0468 341 546 Reviews: https://www.linkedin.com/in/megan-greenhalgh-4685a8369/

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Move, Motivate & Connect: Seated Exercise Volunteer Enjoy keeping active and encouraging others? Support aged care residents to stay active, engaged, and connected by assisting our Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy team during seated exercise classes. This rewarding role involves encouraging participation, helping residents feel included, and creating a positive and welcoming atmosphere. Classes are held on Monday mornings at 10:00am, with volunteers attending from 9:30am to 11:30am to assist with set-up, resident support during the session, and pack-down afterwards. No fitness qualifications are required, just a friendly, reliable nature and a passion for helping others thrive. Please note: Volunteer interviews and Orientation must take place on a weekday during business hours. Your impact Volunteering as a social visitor can be a rewarding experience, both for the person you visit as well as yourself. Regular visits from volunteers can help to improve quality of life and help people feel less isolated. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxFDDi9bS6c HammondCare HammondCare is an independent Christian charity and we're passionate about improving the quality of life for people in need. We have a wonderful group of volunteers that partner with us to enhance the lives of the clients cared for by HammondCare. HammondCare is a provider of The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme funded by the Australian Government and is established to promote links between elderly people and volunteers in their local community. Further information Thank you for expressing an interest in volunteering with HammondCare. We truly love connecting with people who want to volunteer with us. Our team will reach out with a phone call or text as soon as we can, and if we’re unable to get through, we’ll follow up with an email. Please take a moment to check your spam or junk folder as well, as some email providers don’t always recognise our messages right away. More information on volunteering with HammondCare can be found at www.hammond.com.au/volunteer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxFDDi9bS6c If you have any questions, you can call Dani, our friendly Volunteer Recruitment Coordinator on 1800 79 33 99. Requirements 18 years or older • NDIS Worker Screening Check arranged and paid for by HammondCare Classes are held on Monday mornings at 10:00am, with volunteers attending from 9:30am to 11:30am to assist with set-up, resident support during the session, and pack-down afterwards. Please note: Volunteer interviews and Orientation must take place on a weekday during business hours.

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Tired of being pushed to hit KPIs instead of making a real impact? At Lime Rainbow, we do things differently. We’re growing a truly person-centred Behaviour Support practice that believes in people over paperwork and outcomes over quotas. We’re looking to grow our team of Registered Behaviour Support Practitioners who are ready to bring their skills, creativity, and compassion to a space that celebrates individuality, collaboration, and real change, not just ticking compliance boxes. If you’re passionate about making a meaningful difference and want to be part of a supportive, growing team, we’d love to hear from you! Who We Are We’re a multidisciplinary, values-driven team supporting NDIS participants of all ages, with a strong Early Childhood Early Intervention focus. Our work is person-centred, neuro-affirming and trauma-informed, with a focus on meaningful participation and everyday outcomes. We start with the person, not the service. Our values guide how we work: Collaboration & Respect – we work alongside participants, families and teams with openness and mutual respect. Cultural Responsiveness – we recognise and respect each person’s culture, identity and lived experience. Evidence-Based Practice – our supports are informed by current evidence, professional knowledge and individual needs. Continuous Learning – we keep learning, reflecting and growing so we can provide better support. About the Role We’re seeking Registered Behaviour Support Practitioners based in Adelaide or elsewhere in South Australia , with a particular interest in supporting children and families in Early Childhood. This is a South Australia-based role that involves regular travel to regional and remote communities to provide face-to-face support to participants and their families. Applicants must be based in South Australia and be comfortable with frequent travel as an essential part of the position. Where travel is required, practitioners will travel in pairs with a Therapy Assistant (TA), supporting a collaborative approach to service delivery. We’re open to welcoming the right person in either a contractor or full-time capacity, depending on experience, suitability, and individual preferences. While experience in Early Childhood or a degree in Early Childhood Education would be highly regarded, neither is mandatory. We welcome applications from Behaviour Support Practitioners with diverse professional backgrounds who share our values and are passionate about delivering meaningful, person-centred support. You’ll work alongside a transdisciplinary team of passionate Behaviour Support Practitioners, Therapy Assistants, Occupational Therapists, and Speech Pathologists, all working towards real, sustainable outcomes for participants and their families. Key Bits of the Role Develop and implement high-quality Interim and Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plans (BSPs). Provide practical training, coaching, and guidance to support teams, families, and carers. Collaborate with Therapy Assistants and other allied health professionals to deliver coordinated, person-centred support. Undertake regular travel across regional and remote South Australia to deliver face-to-face support, alongside a Therapy Assistant. Participate in regular supervision, team training, case discussions, and collaborative planning. Contribute your ideas and expertise to shaping how Behaviour Support should feel: practical, positive, and participant-first. Support participants and families to build skills, independence, and meaningful long-term outcomes. Enjoy flexibility, professional autonomy, and a team that understands the importance of work-life balance. What We Offer Flexible Employment Options – Choose between contractor or full-time opportunities, depending on the right fit. Flexible Working Arrangements – Enjoy flexibility in how you manage your work, while maintaining a South Australia base and travelling regularly to support participants in regional and remote communities. Supported Regional Travel – Deliver services in regional and remote communities across South Australia, travelling alongside a Therapy Assistant. Regular Supervision & Mentoring – Ongoing professional guidance aligned with the NDIS Positive Behaviour Support Capability Framework. Regular Team Training & Development – Opportunities to strengthen your skills, share knowledge, and continue growing professionally. Collaborative Team Environment – Work alongside Behaviour Support Practitioners, Therapy Assistants, OTs, and Speech Pathologists who genuinely value teamwork. Admin & Compliance Support – So you can spend more time focusing on participants and meaningful outcomes. Career Growth Opportunities – Be part of a growing organisation with opportunities for leadership, professional development, and innovation. Competitive Remuneration – Pay that reflects your skills, experience, and contribution, not just your numbers. A Team That Values Heart, Humour & Honesty – A workplace where individuality is celebrated, ideas are welcomed, and people genuinely support one another. What You’ll Bring Current registration as a Behaviour Support Practitioner with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission. Must be based in South Australia and willing to undertake frequent travel to regional and remote communities as part of the role. A strong understanding of Positive Behaviour Support, trauma-informed practice, and relevant restrictive practice legislation. Experience working in Early Childhood or an Early Childhood degree is highly regarded but not essential. Excellent communication, collaboration, and documentation skills. A commitment to person-centred, neuro-affirming, and evidence-informed practice. A proactive approach to participating in supervision, ongoing team training, and professional development. A collaborative, kind, adaptable, and flexible mindset, the Lime Rainbow way. Ready to Make a Difference? If you’re looking for a Behaviour Support role where your expertise is valued, your professional growth is supported, and meaningful outcomes come before KPIs, we’d love to hear from you! Join Lime Rainbow and be part of a team that’s passionate about making a real difference for participants, families, and communities. People over paperwork. Outcomes over quotas. Always.

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Location: Multiple Western Health sites Employment Type: Part-Time (60 hours/fortnight), Ongoing Salary: AHA Grade 3 Superannuation Salary Packaging About the role: Western Health is seeking an enthusiastic and motivated Grade 3 Allied Health Assistant to join our inpatient rehabilitation Occupational Therapy team on a permanent part-time basis. This position is well supported by experienced and dedicated Occupational Therapists. Our department is friendly and supportive and this is an excellent opportunity to join our extensive Occupational Therapy team. Key responsibilities: Perform patient intervention and provide assistance with therapy sessions under the direction of the supervising allied health professional. Demonstrate organisational skills and efficient time management to prioritise and complete workload. Demonstrate open and effective communication with consumers, other staff and service providers. Actively participate in regular clinical supervision, demonstrating ongoing development of clinical skills and reflective practice. Attend and participate at relevant team/service meetings. About you: To be successful in this role, you will: Certificate III or IV Allied Health Assistant qualification, or equivalent. Current Victorian Driver's Licence. Valid employee status Working with Children Check. Click here for the Position Description. About Western Health Western Health is the leading healthcare provider in Melbourne’s West - one of Australia’s fastest-growing and most culturally and socioeconomically diverse regions. More than 13,000 employees help deliver a comprehensive range of services across our hospitals, community, correctional, and home-based settings. These services include acute tertiary care, emergency and intensive care, medical and surgical specialties, mental health and wellbeing, subacute care, ambulatory care, primary care, home-based services, and residential aged care. We are committed to driving innovation and sustainability that improves health outcomes for our community. With specialties spanning oncology, renal care, mental health, women’s health and maternity, chronic disease management, geriatrics, and cardiology, Western Health is recognised for its expertise in managing complex and chronic conditions through integrated, patient-centred care. We foster a collaborative and inclusive culture where you can make a meaningful impact. We support our staff to keep learning and growing through a diverse range of education programs, partnerships with universities in medical research and professional development opportunities. Why join us? Compensation and Benefits Competitive salaries, flexible work options, and wellbeing programs. Scholarships and grants to support ongoing learning. Learning and Development Access personalised pathways through the Western Health Learning Academy. Opportunities for postgraduate study, clinical education, and mentorship. Community Impact and Inclusion Make a difference through compassionate care in a diverse, inclusive workforce. Contribute to community wellbeing initiatives and healthcare research. Organisational Culture and Environment Work in a collaborative, innovative team focused on continuous improvement and excellence. Ready to make an impact? If you’re passionate about working as an Occupational Therapy Allied Health Assistant in inpatient rehabilitation, we’d love to hear from you. Simply click on the “apply” button and follow the prompts. If you are currently employed at Western Health, please ensure you sign in through the 'Employee Login' via the external Careers Page or access the Careers Page via the intranet before applying. Closing date: 11:59pm on 29 October 2026. Enquiries: For further information about this role, contact Ellen Druce on 0403 836 985. Western Health is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applications from people of all genders, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, and people with lived experience that strengthens their ability to do this work Western Health is committed to providing a safe environment for the children and young people who are involved in our services, sites and operations. We follow and abide by all legislative requirements to keep children and young people safe. All appointments are made subject to a satisfactory Police Record Check, an Immunisation Status Clearance and a Working with Children Check (if applicable). Western Health is committed to the psychosocial safety of all applicants and employees. Western Health does not accept unsolicited resumes/applications from recruitment agencies.

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HAVE IT ALL JOIN OUR ALLIED HEALTH TEAM NOW Rewarding career opportunity in a friendly team environment supported by expert senior clinicians Access training, education, and professional development programs Enjoy flexible work options for a healthy work–life balance Permanent part time 24hrs per fortnight (Required working days: Monday and alteranive Sunday) About the Role The successful applicant will carry a varied acute caseload encompassing medical and surgical wards to support clinical demand across the hospital. There are opportunities for collaborative teamwork including participation in daily multidisciplinary discharge planning meetings. The role will support the learning and development of junior occupational therapy staff, Allied Health Assistants, and Occupational Therapy undergraduate students. The role includes a 1:2 weekend shift requirement. Key Responsibilities Provide high-quality, evidence-based allied health care through independent management of a clinical caseload and participation in multidisciplinary assessment, treatment and review Contribute to service development and improvement by supporting clinical policy implementation, data and documentation quality, and innovative practice Demonstrate leadership and collaboration through participation in committees, supervision of junior staff/students, and effective communication with stakeholders Maintain professional accountability by adhering to registration, credentialing, legislative and organisational requirements, while engaging in continuous learning and reflective practice What we’re looking for Current AHPRA registration (where applicable) with relevant clinical experience in line with Award/Agreement classification requirements Demonstrated ability to work independently in a clinical setting, with the capability to support and contribute to the development of others Strong communication, interpersonal and influencing skills, with the ability to build effective, collaborative and culturally safe working relationships Proficient in IT systems with a commitment to reflective practice, ongoing professional development and alignment with organisational values Position Description Please note Barwon Health will only contact you via our official email and never use unconventional means, such as text messaging or other services. Barwon Health staff benefits Excellent working conditions and a strong sense of job satisfaction A vibrant staff wellbeing program and access to our 24/7 Employee Assistance Program Extensive professional development opportunities Attractive salary packaging benefits Living expenses capped at $9,010 Meals and entertainment capped at $2,650 For more information about working at Barwon Health, please click Here Diversity and Inclusion Barwon Health is an inclusive and welcoming employer, committed to reflecting the diverse communities we serve. We value and celebrate people of all genders, sexual orientations, cultural backgrounds, faiths, abilities, family structures, and identities, and encourage applications from Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability, culturally and linguistically diverse communities, and members of the LGBTIQA community. Child Safety We are strongly committed to the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people. Click here for further information on the Victorian Government’s Child Safe Standards: About Child Safe Standards | Victorian Government (www.vic.gov.au) Additional information If you need adjustments to participate in the recruitment process, please contact us at [email protected] All appointments are subject to: Satisfactory Police Record Check Immunisation Status Clearance Working with Children Check (if applicable) To apply, you will need a resume and a tailored cover letter outlining your skills, experience, and suitability for the position in line with the requirements of the position description. Please note: We do not accept resumes via email.

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Reference Number:Â [[id]]:Â Â [[title]] Â Employment Type:Â [[filter2]] Â Location:Â [[custJobl]] Â Â About Northern Health: Â As an organisation we have a clear focus on how we service and partner with our community, including our strategy of helping the community stay well when at home. Our reputation of community minded, inclusive and progressive is matched to none.Â Northern Health is located in the rapidly growing northern suburbs with projected growth the biggest in the state. With a booming, culturally rich and diverse community, and less than an hourâs drive from the CBD (still within the bounds of Myki and ride-sharing), Melbourneâs North is fast becoming the place to be. Â Â Northern Health are seeking applications from motivated and suitably experienced Grade 3 Allied Health Assistants to join the Northern Health Physiotherapy team. Â Â Northern Health is the major provider of acute, maternity, sub-acute, mental health, specialist, community and home-based services in Melbourneâs rapidly growing outer north. Â Services are provided through our six main campuses: Northern Hospital Epping, Broadmeadows Hospital, Bundoora Centre, Craigieburn and Mernda Community Hospitals and Kilmore District Hospital.Â In addition, Mental Health Services are provided at Epping, Broadmeadows, Jacana, Preston, Mill Park, Mernda and Coburg. Â Â About the Role: Â Based at The Northern Hospital Epping, you will provide a high quality Allied Health Assistant (AHA) service at Northern Health. Â The AHA will provide quality patient care under supervision of Allied Health clinicians through the application of competent clinical treatment skills. Â The AHA will carry out clinical support activities which promote patient centered care, improve patient flow, and facilitate timely discharges. The role will assist with the maintenance and cleaning of equipment.Â Â Â The Targeted Acute Rehabilitation Program (TARP) provides intensive interdisciplinary rehabilitation to targeted patients on the acute wards. Â Services included physiotherapy, occupational therapy, social work, and allied health assistance. Â The primary aim of the Targeted Acute Rehabilitation Program (TARP) is to increase the number of acute patients discharged home, thus reducing demand for subacute care/ reducing subacute length of stay. Â Â The AHA has responsibility for participation in all Allied Health discipline in-services including ensuring competencies, credentialing and relevant professional development are completed. Â As a member of Northern Health Allied Health the AHA will be required to participate in supervision and supervise AHA students.Â Â Â The role may require staff to be flexible with their working hours to meet the changing operations demands and can include working after hours, on weekends and public holidays. Â Â The Allied Health Assistant may be required to travel and work across the various Northern Health campuses, programs, and partner organisations. Compliance with mandatory training as per NH Policy is a requirement of this role. Â Â To be successful in this role you will have: Â Clinical experience working in an inpatient settingâ¯Â Experience working under the direction of a Physiotherapist and/or Occupational Therapist Demonstrates a clientâ¯centredâ¯focus in the provision of careâ¯Â Demonstrated teamwork and appreciation of multidisciplinary practiceâ¯Â Understanding of the roles and contributions of different disciplines to patient care and discharge planningâ¯Â Demonstratedâ¯ability to work independently within Allied Heath Assistantâ¯scope of practice and seek advice/support whenâ¯required.â¯Â Demonstrated negotiation and effective interpersonal skillsâ¯Â Demonstrated effective verbal and written communication skillsâ¯Â Â Â Next Steps . . . Â If this opportunity sounds like the next step in your career, then we would love to hear from you. Please click on the 'Apply' button and follow the prompts. Â For further details, please refer to the Position Description . Alternatively, you can contact James Walker Physiotherapy Clinical Leader 0434647519 Â Applications close Tuesday 6 November 2026 Â Shortlisting will commence immediately for this vacancy. If an appropriate candidate is sourced, the advertising may close early, thus we advise you to apply right away. Why work at the Northern Health? Â NH offer a range of benefits which support and reward staff both personally and professionally. Our staff benefits include award winning facilities and campus partnerships, Professional development and events, an award-winning Health and wellbeing program and financial benefits. Â Health and Wellbeing programs, including our new âThriveâ program Flexibility in the workplace and extra leave options and support An inclusive and culturally safe space Access to salary packaging & EAP Comprehensive Library services for learning, research, clinical decision-making, leisure and wellbeing (onsite and online) Work with us! Northern Health is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to attracting and retaining a diverse workforce which reflects the community we serve. Applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, as well as applicants who are LGBTIQ, who have different abilities, or are from culturally and Linguistically Diverse Backgrounds are encouraged.

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Seeking a passionate final year Occupational Therapy student to join an expanding allied health service in Whitby, WA. This role offers a low travel community and clinic delivery model, working with children aged 0–8 years. Enjoy a supportive company to guide and assist you in transitioning from a student Occupational Therapist to a graduated practitioner. What’s on Offer? New graduate Occupational Therapists start on $75,000 Super Low KPI’s and few travel requirements, within 10 minutes of the clinic, ensuring clients are put over profit Tailored supervision from an experienced Occupational Therapist, moving from weekly to fortnightly sessions to build clinical confidence and caseload at your own pace Join a growing team and shape your paediatric client base to your own interests Why Join? You will develop clinical confidence early by practising key skills under supervision. Develop relationships with your clients as you are preparing to qualify. You gain insight into day-to-day workflow and case management before you even finish your study. Navigate documentation, scheduling and equipment setup, skills that make new graduates stand out on day one About the Role: Supports early childhood development, working with undiagnosed developmental delays, autism, ADHD, anxiety, childhood trauma, and nonverbal clients. Our client adopts a trauma-informed and evidence-based service delivery model to ensure client-centred care and positive outcomes. The company provides dedicated administrative and clinical support with extensive knowledge in behaviour support. Based out of a clinic in Whitby, WA Requirements Working with Children Check. NDIS provider registration. Studying Occupational Therapy Qualification in Australia. Car and driver's license 4 Reasons to Use Gorilla Jobs to find your next Occupational Therapy role Experts in Occupational Therapy Jobs: We specialise in your field, understanding the current companies and roles to match your preferences Access to Unlisted Roles: we work on opportunities that aren't advertised anywhere else! Respect for Privacy: Your career moves are a private affair. We guarantee discretion, only sharing your resume after gaining your consent Complimentary Service and Advice: we offer premium tips on resume writing, interview preparation and negotiation of terms Next Steps - Apply now or email your resume to [email protected] or call 61 046 746 7296 to discuss what you are looking for in your next Occupational Therapist position. For more OT positions and to understand how we can assist you in your career journey, visit Gorilla Jobs: www.gorillajobs.com.au

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Our client is seeking a flexible and motivated Occupational Therapist to join a well-regarded, owner-led multidisciplinary team in Kalgoorlie, WA. This position offers a genuinely diverse generalist caseload across NDIS, aged care, private clients, school contracts, and ICWA referrals. Based in Kalgoorlie, the role also includes outreach to surrounding communities, providing a rare opportunity to support regional and Aboriginal health. Ideal for a clinician seeking a relocation for a minimum of 6–12 months regional adventure, this role combines lifestyle balance, autonomy, and the potential to step into clinical leadership over time. What’s on Offer Salary from approximately $110K super (based on experience), with bonuses for exceeding billable hours 9-day fortnight with strong work-from-home flexibility and extra time off after outreach trips High clinical autonomy supported by full administrative backing Tools of the trade provided, including laptop, phone plan, uniforms, business cards, and equipment Significant relocation support via Rural Health West, including flights, moving truck, whitegoods, and initial accommodation About the Employer / Practice Established occupational therapy clinic led by the owner, with strong roots in the local community True generalist occupational therapy caseload across multiple funding streams and age groups Emphasis on regional health, Aboriginal outreach, and culturally safe, client-centred care Collaborative team of 4 Occupational Therapists and a Therapy Assistant; external collaboration with local physiotherapists and speech pathologists “Yes-first” culture with strong resource access and a flexible, upbeat working environment Why Join? This opportunity suits Occupational Therapists looking to broaden their clinical exposure while enjoying the lifestyle and impact of regional practice. With tailored induction, ongoing supervision, and a clear path toward clinical leadership, this role offers both professional development and meaningful work. The town itself offers a vibrant, social lifestyle with excellent amenities and strong local employment options for friends/family/partners. Requirements Degree in Occupational Therapy and current AHPRA registration (or eligibility) Confidence in managing a mixed caseload Interest in regional health, outreach, and working in a culturally responsive manner National Clearance checks, NDIS clearance and Working with Childrens Checks 4 Reasons to Use Gorilla Jobs to find your next Occupational Therapy role Experts in Occupational Therapy Jobs: We specialise in your field, understanding the current companies and roles to match your preferences Access to Unlisted Roles: we work on opportunities that aren't advertised anywhere else! Respect for Privacy: Your career moves are a private affair. We guarantee discretion, only sharing your resume after gaining your consent Complimentary Service and Advice: we offer premium tips on resume writing, interview preparation and negotiation of terms Next Steps - Apply now or email your resume to [email protected] or call 61 046 746 7296 to discuss what you are looking for in your next Occupational Therapist position. For more OT positions and to understand how we can assist you in your career journey, visit Gorilla Jobs: www.gorillajobs.com.au

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COMPASSION | ACCOUNTABILITY | INTEGRITY | RESPECT About us: The Allied Health Service Cassowary Hub delivers comprehensive, patient-centred care across inpatient, outpatient, community, and outreach settings throughout the Cassowary Coast region. Based at Innisfail Hospital, the multidisciplinary team includes Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Dietitians, Social Workers, Speech Pathologists, Allied Health Assistants, and Administration Support Officers who work collaboratively to support the health, independence, and wellbeing of adults and children. Occupational Therapy services are provided across Innisfail, Tully, and Babinda Hospitals, with strong links to community health services to ensure coordinated and responsive care for the diverse needs of the local community. Our values were developed by our staff, patients and community. They guide our work and actions every day. Our staff are part of the community we serve. We believe that we can improve health outcomes by involving our community in the planning and evaluation of their local health services. About you: In your new role you will * Utilise high level professional and clinical knowledge, expertise, organisational and risk management skills to deliver safe and efficient rural generalist Occupational Therapy inpatient and outpatient services in Cassowary Hub across a broad range of clinical areas. * Provide high level clinical leadership and advice to professional and operational supervisors, relevant service managers and other stakeholders regarding service delivery and improvement opportunities. * Work cooperatively and effectively by maintaining open communication with other relevant stakeholders, within multi-disciplinary care teams, the Occupational Therapy services team and with patients, their families/carers and other health professionals, supervisors and students as required. * Manage daily organisation of the workload of the Occupational Therapy Inpatient and Outpatient Service (including relevant Occupational Therapy and allied health assistant staff and students) in the most appropriate manner using planning, time management skills and prioritisation. For more information about this role, please refer to the attached Role Description. Using AI for your application? Read our Using AI in Recruitment guide for applicants. Vaccine Preventable Diseases (VPD) evidence as required for your employment in accordance with legislation/government policy and Directives. What we offer: Cairns and Hinterland Hospital and Health service offer a number of workplace benefits. Besides attractive remuneration, generous superannuation, salary packaging and career development opportunities, we value a healthy work/life balance that allows you take advantage of the sunshine, hiking tracks, swimming spots, reef and rainforest. Learn what it's like to work with us, in an inclusive and supportive work environment. Discover our dynamic and culturally diverse region through community and lifestyle. Listen to what some of our staff have to say about working in our regions. Visit our website to learn more about our hospitals and health centres.

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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST | COMMUNITY AGED CARE PERMANENT ROLE Melbourne, VIC | Full Time Up to $110,000 Super About the Role: Are you an Occupational Therapist looking for a rewarding community-based role where you can make a genuine difference to the lives of older Australians? We’re looking for an Occupational Therapist to join a supportive and collaborative team delivering community-based services across Melbourne . You’ll work directly with clients in their own homes, providing practical, person-centred occupational therapy to help them remain safe, independent and living well in their own homes . Your Caseload Home Care Package (HCP) clients Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP) clients Functional assessments Falls prevention Assistive technology prescriptions Home modifications Activities of daily living and independence support What You’ll Be Doing Conduct occupational therapy assessments in clients’ homes. Recommend assistive technology and home modifications to support safe and independent living. Complete functional assessments, clinical reports and clinical recommendations. Develop personalised intervention plans based on each client’s goals and needs. Work collaboratively with clients, families, support networks and the wider healthcare team. Manage your community caseload while working with a high level of autonomy. Why This Role? Up to $110,000 Super Permanent full-time opportunity Community-based aged care caseload Flexible working arrangements Ongoing professional development and mentoring Supportive and collaborative team environment Career progression opportunities Administrative support provided About You Current AHPRA registration as an Occupational Therapist. Experience working with older adults in a community, sub-acute, rehabilitation or transitional care setting is highly regarded. Confident working independently and managing a community caseload. Experience with Seating & Home (SaH) and Assistive Technology & Home Modifications (AT-HM) is desirable, or a willingness to develop these skills. Current Australian driver's licence and access to a reliable vehicle. Full Australian working rights. Interested? Apply now or get in touch to find out more about this opportunity. To Apply Please click the ‘APPLY’ button OR please contact Eddie at Henderson Healthcare on 08 6154 6919 or Eddie @hendersonhealthcare.com.au

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ASAP start for six months possible extension Establish a new mental health service Locum rates FREE accommodation available Experienced Mental Health Social Worker required for locum based in regional Victoria. The minimum commitment required is six months . There is also a permanent role available. The role will involve establishing a new service and framework. The mental health is currently outsourced, however this will be an internal service. Join my current Social Worker who has just extended her contract. The service have a mental health drop-in clinic. You will work with the Hospital Outreach Mental Health team as well as other community organisations. Cases include general counselling to more complex mental health issues, through to assisting people negotiate Medicare, visas, government departments, housing etc. Community Mental Health experience is essential, as well as experience working with CALD and indigenous communities and experience in rural health. You will join a team of approximately 20 Health Staff including Nurses, Midwife, Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Health Promotion, Allied Health Assistants, Podiatrists & Dietitians. FREE accommodation available locum rates $$. I’ve had great feedback from previous locums! Travel reimbursement also available. Locum rates upto $80 per hour super option for living away from home tax benefits ($6/7 dollars per hour more). ABN also available. Please only respond if you have relevant paid experience and have been assessed by the AASW OR qualified in Australia. To apply for this role or to enquire about our other vacancies, please contact Rachael – Allied Health Division Lead at CC Medical on 0452 189 556 or email [email protected] Register today for information on all of our vacancies. View all our vacancies here: www.ccjobs.com.au

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Make a meaningful impact in the lives of young people and their families by joining our dedicated team as an Occupational Therapist. At Apricus Health, we collaborate closely with our client’s support networks, including families, teachers, early educators, allied health professionals, and specialists. Whether you’re an experienced paediatric Occupational Therapist or are interested in exploring the paediatric setting, we welcome individuals who share our commitment to making a difference in the lives of young people. Why Choose Apricus Health: Flexible working arrangements: Tailored to your needs (Full time/ Part time / Casual / Split Shifts / Condensed Hours / Work from home options) Professional Development: Generous allowance allocations for all team members, paid professional development leave and additional allowance for leadership team members. Direct face to face supervision, team case conferencing, engaging external speakers hosting extra PD sessions, and regular internal strategic and development days. Employee Benefits: Paid birthday leave, Comprehensive employee assistance programme with benefits extending to partners, generous annual wellbeing allowance to use to better your personal wellness e.g gym memberships to massage. Company Culture: Teamwide recognition and celebrations for milestones, achievements and exceptional contributions including employee of the month and peer shout outs, frequent social gatherings both during and outside regular work hours including an Apricus Health sports team. About the Role: As a Paediatric Occupational Therapist, you’ll join a dynamic team of passionate professionals, including occupational therapists and therapy assistants. We believe in fostering a collaborative and supportive environment that allows you the autonomy to shape your role based on your interests and expertise. Our fully equipped therapy rooms boast up-to-date resources, supporting your innovative approach to therapy. We offer home-based programs tailored to the individual needs of the client and their family. Services are also extended to childcare centres and schools, ensuring that therapy is delivered in environments that are relevant to the needs of each child. At Apricus Health, we recognize the diverse spectrum of needs in the children we support, including those with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, Developmental Coordination Disorder, Sensory Processing Difficulties, Social and Emotional Difficulties, Down Syndrome, Developmental Delays, and Learning Difficulties. Your role here is not confined to a rigid structure – we encourage you to tailor your therapeutic approaches based on each client’s individual interests and needs. Collaborating closely with our Senior Paediatric Team Leader, you’ll experience a supportive journey into your role at Apricus Health. As you settle in, we tailor a gradual introduction to your responsibilities and expectations, meeting your individual pace and style. You’ll find a nurturing environment with one-on-one meetings, team case conferences, educational opportunities, and ongoing support to ensure your seamless integration and professional growth within Apricus Health. Duties: Support and empower clients to experience progress, recovery, joy, and comfort. Conduct clinical assessments and provide treatment in various settings, including clinics, schools, communities, and homes. Collaborate with the Apricus Health team to deliver holistic care to clients. Ensure all clients receive an excellent experience throughout their journey. Share specialised knowledge through education, in-services and workshops. Actively contribute to service delivery, guiding clinic planning and programs to maintain a paediatric service to be proud of. Requirements: Qualification in Occupational Therapy recognised by the Occupational Therapy Board of Australia (or international equivalent). Current registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) First Aid, CPR training, and NDIS Workers Screening, or willingness to obtain them. Full driver’s license. The right to live and work in Australia long-term or the willingness and ability to apply with no known barriers to emigration. Able to commit to a minimum 12-month contract. Why work with us? “Another reason why I think Apricus Health is a really nice company to work for is that they really own their values. They’re not just statements on a page, they filter down through the processes and procedures. The team are very welcome to give feedback and input, so every member of the team really feel part of this company because we build and grow it together” – Paediatric Occupational Therapist Join a supportive team who take pride in who we are, what we do, how we do it and what we can achieve together. We offer excellent working conditions and a diverse team that embraces innovation and passion, striving for excellence in client care while continuously improving our range of services. If you are ready to join us in making a positive impact, please apply through our job advert, via email or through our website. We look forward to hearing about your passion and welcoming you to our team!

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Make a meaningful impact in the lives of young people and their families by joining our dedicated team as an Occupational Therapist. At Apricus Health, we collaborate closely with our client’s support networks, including families, teachers, early educators, allied health professionals, and specialists. Whether you’re an experienced paediatric Occupational Therapist or are interested in exploring the paediatric setting, we welcome individuals who share our commitment to making a difference in the lives of young people. Why Choose Apricus Health: Flexible working arrangements: Tailored to your needs (Full time/ Part time / Casual / Split Shifts / Condensed Hours / Work from home options) Professional Development: Generous allowance allocations for all team members, paid professional development leave and additional allowance for leadership team members. Direct face to face supervision, team case conferencing, engaging external speakers hosting extra PD sessions, and regular internal strategic and development days. Employee Benefits: Paid birthday leave, Comprehensive employee assistance programme with benefits extending to partners, generous annual wellbeing allowance to use to better your personal wellness e.g gym memberships to massage. Company Culture: Teamwide recognition and celebrations for milestones, achievements and exceptional contributions including employee of the month and peer shout outs, frequent social gatherings both during and outside regular work hours including an Apricus Health sports team. About the Role: As a Paediatric Occupational Therapist, you’ll join a dynamic team of passionate professionals, including occupational therapists and therapy assistants. We believe in fostering a collaborative and supportive environment that allows you the autonomy to shape your role based on your interests and expertise. Our fully equipped therapy rooms boast up-to-date resources, supporting your innovative approach to therapy. We offer home-based programs tailored to the individual needs of the client and their family. Services are also extended to childcare centres and schools, ensuring that therapy is delivered in environments that are relevant to the needs of each child. At Apricus Health, we recognize the diverse spectrum of needs in the children we support, including those with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, Developmental Coordination Disorder, Sensory Processing Difficulties, Social and Emotional Difficulties, Down Syndrome, Developmental Delays, and Learning Difficulties. Your role here is not confined to a rigid structure – we encourage you to tailor your therapeutic approaches based on each client’s individual interests and needs. Collaborating closely with our Senior Paediatric Team Leader, you’ll experience a supportive journey into your role at Apricus Health. As you settle in, we tailor a gradual introduction to your responsibilities and expectations, meeting your individual pace and style. You’ll find a nurturing environment with one-on-one meetings, team case conferences, educational opportunities, and ongoing support to ensure your seamless integration and professional growth within Apricus Health. Duties: Support and empower clients to experience progress, recovery, joy, and comfort. Conduct clinical assessments and provide treatment in various settings, including clinics, schools, communities, and homes. Collaborate with the Apricus Health team to deliver holistic care to clients. Ensure all clients receive an excellent experience throughout their journey. Share specialised knowledge through education, in-services and workshops. Actively contribute to service delivery, guiding clinic planning and programs to maintain a paediatric service to be proud of. Requirements: Qualification in Occupational Therapy recognised by the Occupational Therapy Board of Australia (or international equivalent). Current registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) First Aid, CPR training, and NDIS Workers Screening, or willingness to obtain them. Full driver’s license. The right to live and work in Australia long-term or the willingness and ability to apply with no known barriers to emigration. Able to commit to a minimum 12-month contract. Why work with us? “Another reason why I think Apricus Health is a really nice company to work for is that they really own their values. They’re not just statements on a page, they filter down through the processes and procedures. The team are very welcome to give feedback and input, so every member of the team really feel part of this company because we build and grow it together” – Paediatric Occupational Therapist Join a supportive team who take pride in who we are, what we do, how we do it and what we can achieve together. We offer excellent working conditions and a diverse team that embraces innovation and passion, striving for excellence in client care while continuously improving our range of services. If you are ready to join us in making a positive impact, please apply through our job advert, via email or through our website. We look forward to hearing about your passion and welcoming you to our team!

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Allied Care & Co is excited to announce an opportunity for an Occupational Therapist to join our growing team as part of our Regional Outreach Team in a fly-in/fly-out role! This position involves monthly travel to regional locations, including Rockhampton, Gladstone, Agnes Waters, and Bundaberg, where you will engage with clients and provide essential services. When not traveling, you’ll be working from home where you will focus on conducting assessments, liaising with families and support coordinators, developing care plans, and writing reports. We recognise the demands of travel and offer a day off in lieu during travel weeks. You will also be provided with all the tools you need for success in this role. This role is crucial in delivering support to clients in our regional communities in North Queensland, where access to services is limited. We are looking for a flexible, fun-loving Occupational Therapist who can work with clients of all ages. If you’re a generalist OT with loads of experience who enjoys variety and making a difference in regional communities, we’d love to hear from you! As services are very limited in Regional North Queensland, we are looking for Generalist Occupational Therapist’s who can support the following clients as the caseload is quite varied as per below: Child and youth clients including adults Support for mental health Home modifications Home and living assessments including SIL & SDA Writing and completing functional capacity assessments & reports A range of occupational therapy assessments ♿ Assistive technology This is an amazing opportunity to expand your skills and experience, support clients living in Regional North Queensland and be supported by highly experienced Occupational Therapist’s along with our amazing regional support team. You will also have weekly clinical education sessions along with weekly 1 x hour 1:1 session with our inhouse clinical supervisor. If you would like to find out more or to have a confidential discussion, please contact me directly on [email protected] or check out our website on www.alliedcareandco.com.au or message me on linkedin. This job description has been automatically generated to assist Allied Care & Co in reviewing and contacting relevant candidates for the role of Occupational Therapist that have been recommended via the SmartMatch feature.

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Allied Care & Co is excited to announce an opportunity for an Occupational Therapist to join our growing team as part of our Regional Outreach Team in a fly-in/fly-out role! This position involves monthly travel to regional locations, including Rockhampton, Gladstone, Agnes Waters, and Bundaberg, where you will engage with clients and provide essential services. When not traveling, you’ll be working from home where you will focus on conducting assessments, liaising with families and support coordinators, developing care plans, and writing reports. We recognise the demands of travel and offer a day off in lieu during travel weeks. You will also be provided with all the tools you need for success in this role. This role is crucial in delivering support to clients in our regional communities in North Queensland, where access to services is limited. We are looking for a flexible, fun-loving Occupational Therapist who can work with clients of all ages. If you’re a generalist OT with loads of experience who enjoys variety and making a difference in regional communities, we’d love to hear from you! As services are very limited in Regional North Queensland, we are looking for Generalist Occupational Therapist’s who can support the following clients as the caseload is quite varied as per below: Child and youth clients including adults Support for mental health Home modifications Home and living assessments including SIL & SDA Writing and completing functional capacity assessments & reports A range of occupational therapy assessments ♿ Assistive technology This is an amazing opportunity to expand your skills and experience, support clients living in Regional North Queensland and be supported by highly experienced Occupational Therapist’s along with our amazing regional support team. You will also have weekly clinical education sessions along with weekly 1 x hour 1:1 session with our inhouse clinical supervisor. If you would like to find out more or to have a confidential discussion, please contact me directly on [email protected] or check out our website on www.alliedcareandco.com.au or message me on linkedin. This job description has been automatically generated to assist Allied Care & Co in reviewing and contacting relevant candidates for the role of Occupational Therapist that have been recommended via the SmartMatch feature.

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Start your career surrounded by people who want to help you become the Speech Pathologist you want to be. Moving from university into clinical practice is exciting, but it can also feel like a significant step. At Kern, you will not be expected to navigate it alone. You will join an established Speech Pathology team with structured onboarding, tailored Coaching and Development, accessible clinical leaders and experienced colleagues available for consultation and shared learning. As a Speech Pathologist with Kern you will have opportunities to support children, young people and adults across our clinic and community settings. The role can be structured full-time or part-time, depending on the arrangement agreed. Why begin your Speech Pathology career at Kern? At Kern, we know the experience we create for our people directly influences the experience they provide to participants and clients. We invest in clinical leadership, development, multidisciplinary practice and administration support so graduates can build confidence and strong clinical foundations while delivering thoughtful, person-centred therapy. You will have: A supported transition into practice. Your onboarding will introduce you to Kern’s systems, clinical expectations, service model and ways of working. Coaching and Development tailored to you. Your support will reflect your confidence, learning needs, professional interests and development goals. An established Speech Pathology team around you. Access discipline-specific guidance, peer consultation, shared learning and support when clinical questions arise. Accessible clinical leadership. Your Team Leader will provide regular coaching, feedback, reflective practice and guidance as you build your capability. Opportunities to explore your clinical interests. Develop experience in areas such as communication, language, literacy, social communication, AAC and mealtime participation. Genuine multidisciplinary collaboration. Work alongside Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Psychologists and Therapy Assistants. Strong administration support. Our support team assists with service coordination, funding processes and the systems surrounding service delivery. Flexibility and wellbeing support, including full-time and part-time options and five additional Kern Wellness Days each year. Opportunities to contribute ideas as Kern continues developing its NDIS and private services. Your role You will provide individualised, person-centred Speech Pathology services across our Mandurah and/or Anketell clinic and community settings, including homes, schools and other everyday environments. With support from your Team Leader and Speech Pathology colleagues, you will: Contribute to communication and mealtime assessments Deliver individualised, evidence-informed interventions Support speech, language, literacy and social communication Build your knowledge and confidence in AAC Work with families and support networks to strengthen communication partnerships Develop practical strategies that can be used beyond the therapy room Collaborate with other disciplines where this supports the individual Maintain clear and timely clinical documentation Participate in coaching, reflective practice and shared learning. Our team around the person approach means listening to what matters to each participant or client and working collaboratively to support meaningful participation in everyday life. About you We would love to hear from you if you: Are completing or have recently completed a recognised Speech Pathology qualification Value communication in all its forms Are committed to person-centred, evidence-informed and neurodiversity-affirming practice Want to build confidence within a supportive and accountable team Are curious, reflective and comfortable asking questions Enjoy learning and sharing knowledge with others Care about understanding the individual and the people around them Look for opportunities to do things different and better. You will also need, or be eligible to obtain: Speech Pathology Australia membership and Certified Practising Speech Pathologist status A Working with Children Check An NDIS Worker Screening Check A current driver’s licence and access to a suitable vehicle. Kern is supports people across the Peel region. For graduates living across Mandurah, Rockingham, Baldivis and Perth’s southern corridor, this is an opportunity to begin your Speech Pathology career closer to home. About Kern Kern is a multidisciplinary allied health provider supporting children, young people and adults through NDIS and private services. Our purpose is to reinvent the therapy experience by placing participants, clients and our people at the centre of the decisions we make. Our values are: Seek to Understand Play as a Team Different, Better Passionate About the Kern Way They guide how we listen, collaborate, support one another and continue improving the experience we provide. If you are looking for a supported and meaningful start to your Speech Pathology career, we would love to meet you. Apply now or contact our People and Culture team for a confidential conversation about beginning your career at Kern.

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Start your career surrounded by people who want to help you become the Speech Pathologist you want to be. Moving from university into clinical practice is exciting, but it can also feel like a significant step. At Kern, you will not be expected to navigate it alone. You will join an established Speech Pathology team with structured onboarding, tailored Coaching and Development, accessible clinical leaders and experienced colleagues available for consultation and shared learning. As a Speech Pathologist with Kern you will have opportunities to support children, young people and adults across our clinic and community settings. The role can be structured full-time or part-time, depending on the arrangement agreed. Why begin your Speech Pathology career at Kern? At Kern, we know the experience we create for our people directly influences the experience they provide to participants and clients. We invest in clinical leadership, development, multidisciplinary practice and administration support so graduates can build confidence and strong clinical foundations while delivering thoughtful, person-centred therapy. You will have: A supported transition into practice. Your onboarding will introduce you to Kern’s systems, clinical expectations, service model and ways of working. Coaching and Development tailored to you. Your support will reflect your confidence, learning needs, professional interests and development goals. An established Speech Pathology team around you. Access discipline-specific guidance, peer consultation, shared learning and support when clinical questions arise. Accessible clinical leadership. Your Team Leader will provide regular coaching, feedback, reflective practice and guidance as you build your capability. Opportunities to explore your clinical interests. Develop experience in areas such as communication, language, literacy, social communication, AAC and mealtime participation. Genuine multidisciplinary collaboration. Work alongside Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Psychologists and Therapy Assistants. Strong administration support. Our support team assists with service coordination, funding processes and the systems surrounding service delivery. Flexibility and wellbeing support, including full-time and part-time options and five additional Kern Wellness Days each year. Opportunities to contribute ideas as Kern continues developing its NDIS and private services. Your role You will provide individualised, person-centred Speech Pathology services across our Mandurah and/or Anketell clinic and community settings, including homes, schools and other everyday environments. With support from your Team Leader and Speech Pathology colleagues, you will: Contribute to communication and mealtime assessments Deliver individualised, evidence-informed interventions Support speech, language, literacy and social communication Build your knowledge and confidence in AAC Work with families and support networks to strengthen communication partnerships Develop practical strategies that can be used beyond the therapy room Collaborate with other disciplines where this supports the individual Maintain clear and timely clinical documentation Participate in coaching, reflective practice and shared learning. Our team around the person approach means listening to what matters to each participant or client and working collaboratively to support meaningful participation in everyday life. About you We would love to hear from you if you: Are completing or have recently completed a recognised Speech Pathology qualification Value communication in all its forms Are committed to person-centred, evidence-informed and neurodiversity-affirming practice Want to build confidence within a supportive and accountable team Are curious, reflective and comfortable asking questions Enjoy learning and sharing knowledge with others Care about understanding the individual and the people around them Look for opportunities to do things different and better. You will also need, or be eligible to obtain: Speech Pathology Australia membership and Certified Practising Speech Pathologist status A Working with Children Check An NDIS Worker Screening Check A current driver’s licence and access to a suitable vehicle. Kern is supports people across the Peel region. For graduates living across Mandurah, Rockingham, Baldivis and Perth’s southern corridor, this is an opportunity to begin your Speech Pathology career closer to home. About Kern Kern is a multidisciplinary allied health provider supporting children, young people and adults through NDIS and private services. Our purpose is to reinvent the therapy experience by placing participants, clients and our people at the centre of the decisions we make. Our values are: Seek to Understand Play as a Team Different, Better Passionate About the Kern Way They guide how we listen, collaborate, support one another and continue improving the experience we provide. If you are looking for a supported and meaningful start to your Speech Pathology career, we would love to meet you. Apply now or contact our People and Culture team for a confidential conversation about beginning your career at Kern.

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About Be Positive Therapy: Where meaningful therapy meets a culture that truly supports its practitioners. As a trusted provider across the NDIS and Aged Care sectors, we deliver personalised therapy and assessment services that make a real difference in people’s lives. With an established presence across Victoria and Tasmania, and growing services in Queensland, we’re growing our Mental Health team and are looking for an Experienced Mental Health Occupational Therapist across Melbourne-wide, with a focus on Bayside, Mornington Peninsula, and North & Eastern suburbs who brings warmth, professionalism, and a genuine passion for supporting clients. This role is ideal for an OT who values flexibility, high-quality clinical practice, and autonomy while delivering meaningful, person-centred care. The Role – Mental Health Occupational Therapist In this dynamic role, you will manage your own caseload within our Mental Health stream Melbourne-wide, with a focus on Bayside, Mornington Peninsula, and North & Eastern suburbs supporting clients in community settings to achieve functional and recovery-focused outcomes. You’ll have access to strong clinical support, resources, and a collaborative team environment to help you thrive. Your week will typically include: Managing your own caseload across NDIS, Aged Care, TAC and private sectors Working with psychosocial disability, inclusive of neurodiverse participants; conducting functional assessments and participant focused occupational therapy interventions Completing home modification and assistive technology assessments (as required) Developing and implementing tailored therapy plans aligned to client goals Writing high-quality reports and maintaining accurate case notes Participating in multidisciplinary case conferences and care planning Working flexibly across community, office, and work-from-home settings In this role, you will: Support clients to achieve meaningful, functional, and recovery-oriented outcomes Deliver high-quality, evidence-based occupational therapy interventions Develop clear, compliant reports aligned with NDIS and organisational standards Collaborate with families, carers, and stakeholders for holistic client care Engage in ongoing learning through supervision, mentoring, and professional development Contribute to quality improvement and support the development of others where appropriate What You’ll Bring A relevant tertiary qualification in Occupational Therapy (minimum a degree) Current AHPRA registration as an Occupational Therapist Experience working within mental health , or a strong interest in building clinical skills in this area of practice Strong assessment, clinical reasoning, and report writing skills Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement abilities Ability to work both autonomously and collaboratively Highly developed time management and organisational skills A genuine commitment to ongoing professional development and reflective practice Desirable: Experience within the NDIS Knowledge of functional capacity assessments, assistive technology, or home modifications Why You’ll Love Working with Us: Flexibility That Fits You : Work from home, in the community, or from one of our office locations. Support from Day One: Structured induction and 1:1 supervision tailored to your experience and goals. Grow Your Skills: Access an industry-leading professional development program, plus external training opportunities. Make an Impact: Help clients improve independence, participation, and overall wellbeing. Work Your Way: Part-time (4 days/week) or full-time (5 days/week), with travel support included. Team Vibes: A connected, supportive team with regular social events and a positive culture. Professional Growth: Support available to gain your OTA Mental Health Endorsement Great Perks Bonus programs to boost your earnings Generous salary with annual reviews Technology package (laptop, phone, monitor, etc.) Novated leasing options Refer a friend bonus Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Health insurance discounts Admin support to reduce your workload Our Culture At Be Positive Therapy, we’re committed to building a high-quality, trusted service while creating a workplace where every team member feels valued, supported, and inspired. We are a flexible and inclusive employer and strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, culturally and linguistically diverse communities, the LGBTIQ community, and people with disabilities. Ready to Join Us? If this sounds like the right fit for you, we’d love to hear from you. Click Apply or send your Resume and cover letter to [email protected] for a confidential chat.

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About Be Positive Therapy: Where meaningful therapy meets a culture that truly supports its practitioners. As a trusted provider across the NDIS and Aged Care sectors, we deliver personalised therapy and assessment services that make a real difference in people’s lives. With an established presence across Victoria and Tasmania, and growing services in Queensland, we’re growing our Mental Health team and are looking for an Experienced Mental Health Occupational Therapist across Melbourne-wide, with a focus on Bayside, Mornington Peninsula, and North & Eastern suburbs who brings warmth, professionalism, and a genuine passion for supporting clients. This role is ideal for an OT who values flexibility, high-quality clinical practice, and autonomy while delivering meaningful, person-centred care. The Role – Mental Health Occupational Therapist In this dynamic role, you will manage your own caseload within our Mental Health stream Melbourne-wide, with a focus on Bayside, Mornington Peninsula, and North & Eastern suburbs supporting clients in community settings to achieve functional and recovery-focused outcomes. You’ll have access to strong clinical support, resources, and a collaborative team environment to help you thrive. Your week will typically include: Managing your own caseload across NDIS, Aged Care, TAC and private sectors Working with psychosocial disability, inclusive of neurodiverse participants; conducting functional assessments and participant focused occupational therapy interventions Completing home modification and assistive technology assessments (as required) Developing and implementing tailored therapy plans aligned to client goals Writing high-quality reports and maintaining accurate case notes Participating in multidisciplinary case conferences and care planning Working flexibly across community, office, and work-from-home settings In this role, you will: Support clients to achieve meaningful, functional, and recovery-oriented outcomes Deliver high-quality, evidence-based occupational therapy interventions Develop clear, compliant reports aligned with NDIS and organisational standards Collaborate with families, carers, and stakeholders for holistic client care Engage in ongoing learning through supervision, mentoring, and professional development Contribute to quality improvement and support the development of others where appropriate What You’ll Bring A relevant tertiary qualification in Occupational Therapy (minimum a degree) Current AHPRA registration as an Occupational Therapist Experience working within mental health , or a strong interest in building clinical skills in this area of practice Strong assessment, clinical reasoning, and report writing skills Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement abilities Ability to work both autonomously and collaboratively Highly developed time management and organisational skills A genuine commitment to ongoing professional development and reflective practice Desirable: Experience within the NDIS Knowledge of functional capacity assessments, assistive technology, or home modifications Why You’ll Love Working with Us: Flexibility That Fits You : Work from home, in the community, or from one of our office locations. Support from Day One: Structured induction and 1:1 supervision tailored to your experience and goals. Grow Your Skills: Access an industry-leading professional development program, plus external training opportunities. Make an Impact: Help clients improve independence, participation, and overall wellbeing. Work Your Way: Part-time (4 days/week) or full-time (5 days/week), with travel support included. Team Vibes: A connected, supportive team with regular social events and a positive culture. Professional Growth: Support available to gain your OTA Mental Health Endorsement Great Perks Bonus programs to boost your earnings Generous salary with annual reviews Technology package (laptop, phone, monitor, etc.) Novated leasing options Refer a friend bonus Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Health insurance discounts Admin support to reduce your workload Our Culture At Be Positive Therapy, we’re committed to building a high-quality, trusted service while creating a workplace where every team member feels valued, supported, and inspired. We are a flexible and inclusive employer and strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, culturally and linguistically diverse communities, the LGBTIQ community, and people with disabilities. Ready to Join Us? If this sounds like the right fit for you, we’d love to hear from you. Click Apply or send your Resume and cover letter to [email protected] for a confidential chat.

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Speech Pathologist (Paediatrics) Full-Time or Part-Time | Salaried Location: Greater Brisbane, Logan, Ipswich, Redlands & Gold Coast Work Model: Hybrid (Community, Clinic & Telehealth) Salary: $90,000-$120,000 Super Benefits: Quarterly Bonus | $0.92/km Travel Reimbursement Join The BrainWell Collective The BrainWell Collective (TBC) is a growing allied health practice providing Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology and Allied Health Assistant services across South East Queensland. We are seeking a passionate Speech Pathologist to support children with autism, developmental delays, intellectual disability, complex communication needs and other neurodevelopmental differences. About the Role You will: Conduct speech, language and communication assessments and therapy Deliver social communication and pragmatic language interventions Support AAC assessment and implementation Provide parent coaching and capacity building Collaborate with schools, kindergartens and multidisciplinary teams Develop functional, outcome-focused therapy plans Opportunities to work in paediatric feeding and dysphagia may be available based on experience. Why Join TBC? Competitive salary plus super Quarterly performance bonus $0.92/km travel reimbursement Laptop and mobile phone provided Professional development allowance Regular supervision and mentoring Dedicated administrative support Established paediatric caseload Flexible hybrid work arrangements Career growth opportunities within a growing team About You You have: Experience working with paediatric clients Strong clinical reasoning and communication skills A collaborative and family-centred approach Excellent organisational skills and initiative Essential Requirements Degree in Speech Pathology Certified Practising Membership (Speech Pathology Australia) Current driver’s licence and reliable vehicle NDIS Worker Screening Check (or willingness to obtain) Blue Card Apply Now Email your CV and cover letter to [email protected] Subject: Speech Pathologist Application – [Your Name] Build a rewarding career delivering meaningful outcomes for children and families while being supported by a collaborative and growing team.

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Summary: The Occupational Therapist Assistant (OTA) provides support to Occupational Therapists (OT) in assessing, planning, and executing intervention programs that enhance clients’ abilities to perform everyday tasks. They work in various healthcare settings and interact with patients of different ages and with diverse conditions. Responsibilities: Assist OTs in evaluating patients’ physical, mental, and emotional abilities to identify their needs and goals for intervention programs Help develop intervention programs by preparing equipment, setting up therapy sessions, and demonstrating techniques to patients Monitor patients’ progress and report it to the OTs to adjust intervention plans accordingly Teach patients various exercises, activities, and techniques to promote functional independence and improve their quality of life Assist patients in performing daily living activities like bathing, dressing, grooming, and eating while enhancing their skills Record patients’ health information, treatment plans, and results in medical records and other documents Collaborate with other healthcare professionals, family members, and caregivers to ensure a comprehensive and effective intervention approach Follow ethical and professional standards in delivering care to patients and maintaining confidentiality. Qualifications: Associate degree or certificate in Occupational Therapy Assistant program State licensure or certification in OTA Knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and kinesiology Familiarity with different disabilities, conditions, and psychosocial factors that affect clients’ abilities Ability to work individually and in a team, communicate effectively, and show empathy and patience towards patients Proficiency in using various tools and equipment for intervention programs Understanding and adherence to professional ethics and standards.

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Summary: The Occupational Therapist Assistant (OTA) provides support to Occupational Therapists (OT) in assessing, planning, and executing intervention programs that enhance clients’ abilities to perform everyday tasks. They work in various healthcare settings and interact with patients of different ages and with diverse conditions. Responsibilities: Assist OTs in evaluating patients’ physical, mental, and emotional abilities to identify their needs and goals for intervention programs Help develop intervention programs by preparing equipment, setting up therapy sessions, and demonstrating techniques to patients Monitor patients’ progress and report it to the OTs to adjust intervention plans accordingly Teach patients various exercises, activities, and techniques to promote functional independence and improve their quality of life Assist patients in performing daily living activities like bathing, dressing, grooming, and eating while enhancing their skills Record patients’ health information, treatment plans, and results in medical records and other documents Collaborate with other healthcare professionals, family members, and caregivers to ensure a comprehensive and effective intervention approach Follow ethical and professional standards in delivering care to patients and maintaining confidentiality. Qualifications: Associate degree or certificate in Occupational Therapy Assistant program State licensure or certification in OTA Knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and kinesiology Familiarity with different disabilities, conditions, and psychosocial factors that affect clients’ abilities Ability to work individually and in a team, communicate effectively, and show empathy and patience towards patients Proficiency in using various tools and equipment for intervention programs Understanding and adherence to professional ethics and standards.

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About the business Everglow Community Care Links Incorporated is one of North Queensland’s largest not for profit community care providers. We are an Aged Care provider with a reputation for cultural leadership and innovation. We employ over 100 staff and provide assistance to over 1,200 clients in Ingham, Townsville, and Ayr. With a heritage spanning over 36 years, we are proud of our history and we are also excited about our future. About the role: Our ideal candidate will have previous experience providing a range of services to clients including undertaking personal care services, transportation to and from appointments, domestic cleaning, and preparing light meals. Not only that but you will demonstrate passion, enthusiasm, and a genuine desire to support our clients to live their lives to the fullest. Please note that services are rostered according to client needs, and these services will be rostered across the week and fortnightly as needed. Benefits and perks Successful candidates will be rewarded with a fulfilling and purposeful career, and the ability to work for one of the largest not for profit community aged care providers in North Queensland. We are investing heavily in Ingham to grow what we already have. This includes a Case Management team with in house nursing and occupational therapy assistance. Other benefits include: Competitive hourly rate. Business systems and technology that actually works and makes your job easier. You will be provided with the opportunity to negotiate your schedule to fit your work-life balance. Access to Salary Packaging Skills and experience About you: – A Certificate III in Individual Support/Aged Care/Disability or similar qualification or willingness to obtain, or industry experience. – You have a current drivers license and own a vehicle with current registration and comprehensive insurance. – You are willing to undergo a police check/ have an NDIS Worker Screening clearance and have the right to work in Australia. – You are available to work a variety of shifts over 5 days per week between 7 am – 7 pm. – You are located/comfortable to travel within the Ingham and surrounds region. – COVID-19 Vaccinated.

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✨ We’re Hiring: Occupational Therapy Consultant – Assistive Technology Location: Victoria Salary: $125K – $135 k Super Benefits (Negotiable Based on Experience) Type: Full-time or Part-time Are you passionate about using assistive technology to transform lives? Do you thrive on mentoring others, delivering engaging training, and being a thought leader in your field? Ready to take the next step in your career with international travel, innovation, and leadership? If so, this is the role for you! ‍⚕️ About the Role We’re partnering with a leading Assistive Technology provider in Victoria that’s looking for a dynamic Occupational Therapy Consultant. This is not your typical clinical role – you’ll combine your OT expertise with strategic leadership, education, and the opportunity to make a real impact in the disability sector. In this role, you’ll: Support disability participants in accessing and using assistive technology to improve daily living Deliver workshops and training to allied health professionals across Australia Shape and lead clinical best practices within a values-driven team Travel internationally to attend and present at industry conferences What’s on Offer? Leadership pathway in a fast-growing, purpose-led organisation ✈️ International travel for conferences and professional events Unlimited CPD support & access to leading tech solutions Competitive salary super benefits (up to $150K based on experience) Flexible working hours and supportive, multidisciplinary team Hybrid work model (clinic, remote, or onsite flexibility) Opportunities to transition into non-clinical roles like education, strategy, or marketing in the future Who We’re Looking For You’re an experienced Occupational Therapist who is: ✅ Passionate about assistive technology and empowering people with disabilities ✅ Confident in training and mentoring other professionals ✅ Motivated by leadership, innovation, and creating meaningful change ✅ Excited by the opportunity to build and shape services that deliver lasting impact Not Sure Yet? Let’s have an informal chat! We’re happy to walk you through the role, introduce you to the team, and explore whether it’s the right fit for your next step.

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Kickstart Your Career with Us! Are you a passionate Occupational Therapy student set to graduate in 2024, or an early career therapist looking for the right opportunity? We are on the lookout for current students and fresh graduates who are passionate about personal and professional growth and bringing not only progress and recovery to our clients, but joy and comfort. If this sounds like you, we would love you to join our intimate team of paediatric Occupational Therapists. We empower our team members to take charge of their careers. We encourage you to initiate projects, shape your role and do the work that you’re passionate about. We value innovation and actively support your ideas and initiatives. As we cater across the lifespan, we are uniquely able to provide services and opportunities from hand therapy, paediatrics, disability and aged care from Townsville to Ayr, Charters Towers, Ingham and beyond. At Apricus Health we pride ourselves on being more than just a job, we are fostering a community and creating positive change. Why Choose Apricus Health: Flexible working arrangements : Tailored to your needs (Full time/ Part time / Casual / Split Shifts / Condensed Hours / Work from home options) Professional Development: Generous allowance allocations for all team members, paid professional development leave and additional allowance for leadership team members. Direct face to face supervision, team case conferencing, engaging external speakers hosting extra PD sessions, and regular internal strategic and development days. Join a team that prioritises your growth with dedicated mentorship, one-on-one guidance, and a comprehensive induction program to ensure a smooth transition from student to professional. Employee Benefits: Paid birthday leave, Comprehensive employee assistance programme with benefits extending to partners, generous annual wellbeing allowance to use to better your personal wellness e.g gym memberships, sports equipment, massage. Company Culture: Teamwide recognition and celebrations for milestones, achievements and exceptional contributions including employee of the month and peer shout outs, frequent social gatherings both during and outside regular work hours including an Apricus Health sports team. Career Growth : Opportunities for progression within the company, tailored career development plans, and support for specialisation in your area of interest. Great Place to Work Certified – Apricus Health is externally recognised as an employer who creates an outstanding employee experience. About the role: As a Paediatric Occupational Therapist, you’ll join a dynamic team of passionate professionals, including occupational therapists and therapy assistants. We believe in fostering a collaborative and supportive environment that allows you the autonomy to shape your role based on your interests and expertise. Our fully equipped therapy rooms boast up-to-date resources, supporting your creative approach to therapy with children. We offer home-based programs tailored to the individual needs of the child and their family. Services are also extended to childcare centres and schools, ensuring that therapy is delivered in environments that are relevant to the needs of each child. At Apricus Health, we recognises the diverse spectrum of needs in the children we support, including those with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, Developmental Coordination Disorder, Sensory Processing Difficulties, Social and Emotional Difficulties, Down Syndrome, Developmental Delays, and Learning Difficulties. Your role here is not confined to a rigid structure – we encourage you to tailor your therapeutic approaches based on each client’s individual interests and needs. Collaborating closely with our Senior Paediatric Team Leader, you’ll experience a supportive journey into your role at Apricus Health and your new career as and OT. As you settle in, we tailor a gradual introduction to your responsibilities and expectations, meeting your individual pace and style. You’ll find a nurturing environment with one-on-one meetings, team case conferences, educational opportunities, and ongoing support to ensure your seamless integration and professional growth within Apricus Health. Duties: Support and empower children and their families to experience progress, recovery, joy, and comfort. Conduct clinical assessments and provide treatment in various settings, including clinics, schools, communities, and homes. Collaborate with the Apricus Health team to deliver holistic care to families. Ensure all clients receive an excellent experience throughout their journey. Share specialised knowledge through education, in-services and workshops. Actively contribute to service delivery, guiding clinic planning and programs to maintain a paediatric service to be proud of. Requirements: Qualification in Occupational Therapy recognised by the Occupational Therapy Board of Australia (or international equivalent). Current registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) (or current international equivalent with the ability to obtain AHPRA registration). Or working towards. First Aid, CPR training, and NDIS Workers Screening, or willingness to obtain them. Full driver’s license. The right to live and work in Australia long-term or the willingness and ability to apply with no known barriers to emigration. Able to commit to a minimum 12-month contract. Why work with us? “Another reason why I think Apricus Health is a really nice company to work for is that they really own their values. They’re not just statements on a page, they filter down through the processes and procedures. The team are very welcome to give feedback and input, so every member of the team really feel part of this company because we build and grow it together” – Paediatric Occupational Therapist Join a supportive team who take pride in who we are, what we do, how we do it and what we can achieve together. We offer excellent working conditions and a diverse team that embraces innovation and passion, striving for excellence in client care while continuously improving our range of services. If you are ready to join us in making a positive impact, please apply through our job advert, via email or through our website. We look forward to hearing about your passion and welcoming you to our team!

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Kickstart Your Career with Us! Are you a passionate Occupational Therapy student set to graduate in 2024, or an early career therapist looking for the right opportunity? We are on the lookout for current students and fresh graduates who are passionate about personal and professional growth and bringing not only progress and recovery to our clients, but joy and comfort. If this sounds like you, we would love you to join our intimate team of paediatric Occupational Therapists. We empower our team members to take charge of their careers. We encourage you to initiate projects, shape your role and do the work that you’re passionate about. We value innovation and actively support your ideas and initiatives. As we cater across the lifespan, we are uniquely able to provide services and opportunities from hand therapy, paediatrics, disability and aged care from Townsville to Ayr, Charters Towers, Ingham and beyond. At Apricus Health we pride ourselves on being more than just a job, we are fostering a community and creating positive change. Why Choose Apricus Health: Flexible working arrangements : Tailored to your needs (Full time/ Part time / Casual / Split Shifts / Condensed Hours / Work from home options) Professional Development: Generous allowance allocations for all team members, paid professional development leave and additional allowance for leadership team members. Direct face to face supervision, team case conferencing, engaging external speakers hosting extra PD sessions, and regular internal strategic and development days. Join a team that prioritises your growth with dedicated mentorship, one-on-one guidance, and a comprehensive induction program to ensure a smooth transition from student to professional. Employee Benefits: Paid birthday leave, Comprehensive employee assistance programme with benefits extending to partners, generous annual wellbeing allowance to use to better your personal wellness e.g gym memberships, sports equipment, massage. Company Culture: Teamwide recognition and celebrations for milestones, achievements and exceptional contributions including employee of the month and peer shout outs, frequent social gatherings both during and outside regular work hours including an Apricus Health sports team. Career Growth : Opportunities for progression within the company, tailored career development plans, and support for specialisation in your area of interest. Great Place to Work Certified – Apricus Health is externally recognised as an employer who creates an outstanding employee experience. About the role: As a Paediatric Occupational Therapist, you’ll join a dynamic team of passionate professionals, including occupational therapists and therapy assistants. We believe in fostering a collaborative and supportive environment that allows you the autonomy to shape your role based on your interests and expertise. Our fully equipped therapy rooms boast up-to-date resources, supporting your creative approach to therapy with children. We offer home-based programs tailored to the individual needs of the child and their family. Services are also extended to childcare centres and schools, ensuring that therapy is delivered in environments that are relevant to the needs of each child. At Apricus Health, we recognises the diverse spectrum of needs in the children we support, including those with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, Developmental Coordination Disorder, Sensory Processing Difficulties, Social and Emotional Difficulties, Down Syndrome, Developmental Delays, and Learning Difficulties. Your role here is not confined to a rigid structure – we encourage you to tailor your therapeutic approaches based on each client’s individual interests and needs. Collaborating closely with our Senior Paediatric Team Leader, you’ll experience a supportive journey into your role at Apricus Health and your new career as and OT. As you settle in, we tailor a gradual introduction to your responsibilities and expectations, meeting your individual pace and style. You’ll find a nurturing environment with one-on-one meetings, team case conferences, educational opportunities, and ongoing support to ensure your seamless integration and professional growth within Apricus Health. Duties: Support and empower children and their families to experience progress, recovery, joy, and comfort. Conduct clinical assessments and provide treatment in various settings, including clinics, schools, communities, and homes. Collaborate with the Apricus Health team to deliver holistic care to families. Ensure all clients receive an excellent experience throughout their journey. Share specialised knowledge through education, in-services and workshops. Actively contribute to service delivery, guiding clinic planning and programs to maintain a paediatric service to be proud of. Requirements: Qualification in Occupational Therapy recognised by the Occupational Therapy Board of Australia (or international equivalent). Current registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) (or current international equivalent with the ability to obtain AHPRA registration). Or working towards. First Aid, CPR training, and NDIS Workers Screening, or willingness to obtain them. Full driver’s license. The right to live and work in Australia long-term or the willingness and ability to apply with no known barriers to emigration. Able to commit to a minimum 12-month contract. Why work with us? “Another reason why I think Apricus Health is a really nice company to work for is that they really own their values. They’re not just statements on a page, they filter down through the processes and procedures. The team are very welcome to give feedback and input, so every member of the team really feel part of this company because we build and grow it together” – Paediatric Occupational Therapist Join a supportive team who take pride in who we are, what we do, how we do it and what we can achieve together. We offer excellent working conditions and a diverse team that embraces innovation and passion, striving for excellence in client care while continuously improving our range of services. If you are ready to join us in making a positive impact, please apply through our job advert, via email or through our website. We look forward to hearing about your passion and welcoming you to our team!

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This role offers you the opportunity to support children and families through high-quality occupational therapy within a multidisciplinary service that has been supporting our community for more than 25 years . For more than 25 years, Best Start Possible (formerly Brandon Speech Pathology) has supported children and families in our community through high-quality paediatric allied health services. Over the past year, Able Therapy has become part of BSP , bringing an established adult occupational therapy service into the organisation and strengthening our multidisciplinary services. We are seeking an Occupational Therapist with at least one year of paediatric experience to help expand our paediatric OT service and support the growing number of BSP families seeking multidisciplinary care, working alongside our experienced OT Service Leader (20 years) within a supportive multidisciplinary team. This role is particularly well-suited to clinicians who want to deepen their paediatric practice while continuing to develop their clinical reasoning within a supportive and experienced team. While the role has a paediatric focus , there is also the option to support a mixed caseload , allowing clinicians to build variety in their practice and develop a broader clinical scope over time. The Role This role aims to support the large number of existing BSP clients waiting to access multidisciplinary services, with a clear focus on providing high-quality occupational therapy that integrates effectively with our established paediatric speech pathology team by: Delivering evidence-based occupational therapy to address children’s functional, sensory, emotional, and learning goals. Providing services in clinic, home, school or childcare, and community settings Collaborating with parents, carers, educators, and a multidisciplinary team to achieve meaningful outcomes. Mixed Caseload Option (Optional) With a mixed caseload, you will combine paediatric OT with adult OT, working with four therapists supporting adult clients in NDIS, DVA, and aged care. Adult OT includes community and home-based support, assessments, equipment recommendations, and daily living interventions. The balance between paediatric and adult clients can be adjusted to align with your interests and professional goals. Multidisciplinary Practice at BSP Multidisciplinary care is central to our approach at BSP. You will join a team of 18 clinicians across Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, and Allied Health Assistants. Engage in collaborative case planning to align goals and provide consistent support to families and stakeholders. Participate in regular clinical tutorials and shared learning to strengthen evidence-based practice across the team. Work within a coordinated team across clinic and community settings , supported by clear communication and strong administrative support Occupational Therapy at BSP (Able Therapy) Occupational Therapy at BSP brings together our long-standing paediatric allied health service and the established adult OT service previously operating as Able Therapy , which joined BSP over the past year. The service is led by an OT Service Leader with more than 20 years of experience , providing clear clinical direction, structured supervision, and mentorship across both paediatric and adult practice. Clinicians work within a supportive team environment delivering high-quality OT services to children, families, and adult clients across clinic and community settings. What We Offer A trusted paediatric allied health provider with over 25 years of history supporting our community A supportive multidisciplinary team across OT, Speech Pathology, and AHAs Structured clinical supervision and mentoring from experienced clinicians A professional development plan and clear career pathways A structured caseload with flexibility to focus on paediatric or mixed clients About You Degree in Occupational Therapy and current AHPRA registration 1 years’ experience working with paediatric clients Strong interest in paediatric and family-centred practice Confident communicator who builds trust with families and stakeholders If you’re interested in applying or would like to know more, please get in touch with [email protected]

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This role offers you the opportunity to support children and families through high-quality occupational therapy within a multidisciplinary service that has been supporting our community for more than 25 years . For more than 25 years, Best Start Possible (formerly Brandon Speech Pathology) has supported children and families in our community through high-quality paediatric allied health services. Over the past year, Able Therapy has become part of BSP , bringing an established adult occupational therapy service into the organisation and strengthening our multidisciplinary services. We are seeking an Occupational Therapist with at least one year of paediatric experience to help expand our paediatric OT service and support the growing number of BSP families seeking multidisciplinary care, working alongside our experienced OT Service Leader (20 years) within a supportive multidisciplinary team. This role is particularly well-suited to clinicians who want to deepen their paediatric practice while continuing to develop their clinical reasoning within a supportive and experienced team. While the role has a paediatric focus , there is also the option to support a mixed caseload , allowing clinicians to build variety in their practice and develop a broader clinical scope over time. The Role This role aims to support the large number of existing BSP clients waiting to access multidisciplinary services, with a clear focus on providing high-quality occupational therapy that integrates effectively with our established paediatric speech pathology team by: Delivering evidence-based occupational therapy to address children’s functional, sensory, emotional, and learning goals. Providing services in clinic, home, school or childcare, and community settings Collaborating with parents, carers, educators, and a multidisciplinary team to achieve meaningful outcomes. Mixed Caseload Option (Optional) With a mixed caseload, you will combine paediatric OT with adult OT, working with four therapists supporting adult clients in NDIS, DVA, and aged care. Adult OT includes community and home-based support, assessments, equipment recommendations, and daily living interventions. The balance between paediatric and adult clients can be adjusted to align with your interests and professional goals. Multidisciplinary Practice at BSP Multidisciplinary care is central to our approach at BSP. You will join a team of 18 clinicians across Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, and Allied Health Assistants. Engage in collaborative case planning to align goals and provide consistent support to families and stakeholders. Participate in regular clinical tutorials and shared learning to strengthen evidence-based practice across the team. Work within a coordinated team across clinic and community settings , supported by clear communication and strong administrative support Occupational Therapy at BSP (Able Therapy) Occupational Therapy at BSP brings together our long-standing paediatric allied health service and the established adult OT service previously operating as Able Therapy , which joined BSP over the past year. The service is led by an OT Service Leader with more than 20 years of experience , providing clear clinical direction, structured supervision, and mentorship across both paediatric and adult practice. Clinicians work within a supportive team environment delivering high-quality OT services to children, families, and adult clients across clinic and community settings. What We Offer A trusted paediatric allied health provider with over 25 years of history supporting our community A supportive multidisciplinary team across OT, Speech Pathology, and AHAs Structured clinical supervision and mentoring from experienced clinicians A professional development plan and clear career pathways A structured caseload with flexibility to focus on paediatric or mixed clients About You Degree in Occupational Therapy and current AHPRA registration 1 years’ experience working with paediatric clients Strong interest in paediatric and family-centred practice Confident communicator who builds trust with families and stakeholders If you’re interested in applying or would like to know more, please get in touch with [email protected]

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At Home Together is growing, and we are looking for an experienced, practical and compassionate Occupational Therapist to join our team. This is a varied community-based role supporting both older Australians receiving Support at Home services and NDIS participants across Melbourne, Canberra and Queanbeyan . The successful applicant can be based in either Melbourne or Canberra . You will primarily support clients in your local area, while also assisting clients in the other region via telehealth and occasional planned interstate travel where face-to-face assessments, equipment trials or home modification visits are required. We are looking for someone who enjoys working directly with clients in their homes, completing meaningful assessments and helping people remain safe, independent and confident in their everyday lives. The role will primarily focus on Occupational Therapy, with a smaller component of client coordination. About the Role Your responsibilities will include: Completing in-home Occupational Therapy assessments Functional and environmental assessments Assistive Technology assessments and recommendations Equipment prescription Coordinating and attending equipment trials with suppliers Completing home modification assessments Recommending modifications such as grab rails, ramps, bathroom modifications and accessibility solutions Preparing clear clinical reports and supporting documentation Preparing recommendations for aged care Assistive Technology and Home Modifications funding Completing NDIS-related OT assessments and reports within your scope of practice Liaising with equipment suppliers, builders, tradespeople and other allied health professionals Following equipment and home modification requests through from assessment to implementation Reviewing equipment suitability after delivery where required Completing telehealth assessments where clinically appropriate Supporting clients across Melbourne, Canberra and Queanbeyan Occasionally travelling interstate for planned assessment days Working closely with At Home Together’s care coordination, support coordination and operations teams Maintaining accurate clinical notes, reports and documentation Supporting a small number of client coordination matters where required Client Coordination Component This is primarily an Occupational Therapy position , not a care coordination role. The majority of your workload will involve clinical OT work, with a smaller component involving client coordination and broader client support. This may include: Reviewing client needs Coordinating services Following up equipment and home modification requests Communicating with clients, families and representatives Liaising with care partners, support coordinators and plan managers Assisting with care planning Supporting clients to navigate services Ensuring recommendations are followed through from assessment to implementation We are particularly interested in someone who enjoys having ownership of the client journey rather than simply completing an assessment and handing over a report. Location & Travel The successful applicant can be based in either: Melbourne, Victoria or Canberra, ACT You will primarily support clients in your local region. You may also support clients in the other region via telehealth , where clinically appropriate. From time to time, you may be required to travel between Melbourne and Canberra for planned face-to-face assessments, equipment trials or home modification visits. Where interstate travel is required, At Home Together will aim to coordinate multiple appointments together to make the trip efficient. A company vehicle will be available for work-related client visits. Approved interstate travel costs will also be covered by At Home Together. About You We are looking for an OT who is experienced, practical and confident working independently in the community. Ideally, you will have experience in: Community Occupational Therapy Aged care NDIS Support at Home or Home Care Packages Assistive Technology Equipment prescription Equipment trials Home modifications Functional assessments Falls prevention Mobility and transfer assessments Working with older people Working with people living with disability Working with equipment suppliers and home modification providers Clinical report writing NDIS documentation Client or care coordination Experience across both aged care and NDIS would be highly regarded. Essential Requirements You will need: Bachelor or Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy Current AHPRA registration Current Australian driver’s licence NDIS Worker Screening Check, or willingness to obtain one Working with Children Check where required Strong written communication and report-writing skills Excellent interpersonal skills Strong organisational and time-management skills Ability to work independently in the community Confidence liaising with clients, families, suppliers, trades and other professionals The Person We Are Looking For We want someone who can walk into a client’s home, understand what is happening in their day-to-day life and identify practical solutions. You may be assessing someone who is struggling to safely shower, trialling a new walker with another client, helping organise a wheelchair trial, recommending bathroom modifications, speaking with a builder about access, or preparing clinical evidence to support an aged care or NDIS funding request. We are looking for someone who can not only identify what a client needs, but also help make it happen. You will be supported by our broader team, but you will also need to be comfortable making clinical decisions, managing your own workload and following client needs through to completion. Why Join At Home Together? At Home Together provides Aged Care, NDIS and private in-home support services across Canberra and Melbourne. We are focused on delivering genuine, relationship-based support and helping people remain safely and independently in their own homes. We believe clients should never feel like a number. Our team works closely together across care coordination, support coordination, allied health and direct support services to ensure clients receive practical, responsive and personalised support. This role also offers the opportunity to help shape and grow At Home Together’s allied health services as we continue expanding. What We Can Offer Melbourne or Canberra based Part-time or full-time opportunities Flexible working arrangements Company vehicle available for client visits Community-based work A varied caseload across aged care and NDIS Telehealth flexibility Occasional interstate travel between Melbourne and Canberra Approved interstate travel costs covered Support from an experienced care and operations team Opportunity to help build and shape our OT service Variety beyond traditional clinical work Opportunity to develop longer-term relationships with clients Career growth as At Home Together continues to expand Employment Type We are open to discussing: Part-time employment , with the opportunity for hours to increase as the caseload grows, or Full-time employment for the right candidate. We are also happy to discuss flexibility around working days and hours. How to Apply If you are an experienced Occupational Therapist looking for a role where you can make a practical difference in people’s homes and have the opportunity to grow with a developing organisation, we would love to hear from you. Please submit your resume and a short cover letter outlining your experience in aged care, NDIS, Assistive Technology and/or home modifications. At Home Together Care begins at home – together.

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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST | COMMUNITY AGED CARE PERMANENT ROLE Adelaide, SA | Full Time Up to $110,000 Super About the Role: Are you an Occupational Therapist looking for a rewarding community-based role where you can make a genuine difference to the lives of older Australians? We’re looking for an Occupational Therapist to join a supportive and collaborative team delivering community-based services across Adelaide . You’ll work directly with clients in their own homes, providing practical, person-centred occupational therapy to help them remain safe, independent and living well in their own homes . Your Caseload Home Care Package (HCP) clients Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP) clients Functional assessments Falls prevention Assistive technology prescriptions Home modifications Activities of daily living and independence support What You’ll Be Doing Conduct occupational therapy assessments in clients’ homes. Recommend assistive technology and home modifications to support safe and independent living. Complete functional assessments, clinical reports and clinical recommendations. Develop personalised intervention plans based on each client’s goals and needs. Work collaboratively with clients, families, support networks and the wider healthcare team. Manage your community caseload while working with a high level of autonomy. Why This Role? Up to $110,000 Super Permanent full-time opportunity Community-based aged care caseload Flexible working arrangements Ongoing professional development and mentoring Supportive and collaborative team environment Career progression opportunities Administrative support provided About You Current AHPRA registration as an Occupational Therapist. Experience working with older adults in a community, sub-acute, rehabilitation or transitional care setting is highly regarded. Confident working independently and managing a community caseload. Experience with Seating & Home (SaH) and Assistive Technology & Home Modifications (AT-HM) is desirable, or a willingness to develop these skills. Current Australian driver's licence and access to a reliable vehicle. Full Australian working rights. Interested? Apply now or get in touch to find out more about this opportunity. To Apply Please click the ‘APPLY’ button OR please contact Eddie at Henderson Healthcare on 08 6154 6919 or Eddie @hendersonhealthcare.com.au

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Company Description Hanrahan Health , which belongs to the MedHealth group of companies, offers multidisciplinary therapy services across the lifespan – toddlers through to aged care. We work in a range of clinical settings including our beautiful clinic spaces, a private hospital, residential aged care facilities, schools, homes and via telehealth. We love our diverse client population and our mixed caseloads. Our vision is: All people have the chance to participate in the world, to be seen, heard and access anything within their dreams. Our mission is: "Creating opportunities together" Job Description As an Occupational Therapist working at our Goulburn clinic you will be part of a multidisciplinary team - Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Key Workers, Behaviour Support Practitioners and Allied Health Assistants - and provide occupational therapy services to a range of clients. This role will be perfect for you if: You are committed to making a difference to your clients, your teammates and your local community You are looking for career growth opportunities which are individualised for you, as well as structured weekly mentoring You love having access to 4 paid Professional Development (PD) leave days per year You are passionate about collaborating with our multidisciplinary team and working with other motivated team members who love to have a bit of fun along the way. Benefits for you PD opportunities (in-house) - 3 x weekly professional development sessions online learning hub guest speakers in-house leadership development programs access up to $10,000/year for attending PD events through the NSW Rural Doctors Network Supervision – paired with a dedicated supervisor for 1 hour of 1:1 weekly supervision Career progression – opportunities to ‘step up’ into supervisory and leadership roles Salary - above award rates of pay Flexibility – full-time or part-time position, varied work hours to suit different lifestyles, and flexible work environments Lifestyle and our beautiful surroundings – rural setting within easy access to wineries, galleries, waterfalls, bush walking trails, country markets, camping… what more could you want! Vibrant team – passion for inspiring, empowering and supporting both clients and each other Diverse clinical caseloads – develop and expand upon your skills across all age groups, clinical areas and in a range of settings Volunteering – giving back to the local community (e.g. ‘Clinic for Good’) Other perks as an employee of a company which belongs to the MedHealth group, discounts on private health insurance and travel, access to a FREE Employee Assistance Program (EAP), a 'Fitness Passport' program, salary packaging (including novated leasing) and much more! About you Excellent written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills Valid drivers licence and access to a reliable motor vehicle Genuine passion for working in the disability sector HH LI-VD1 Qualifications degree qualified Occupational Therapist Current full registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) Additional Information Being a part of our team includes living by our values: We strive to make a difference every day We show compassion and kindness in everything we do We follow through on what we say we will do We serve our clients with passion We inspire each other to be the best we can be We embrace growth and learning. We are passionate about creating opportunities and experiences for our team and our clients to make a difference in their lives. If this opportunity sounds like the right one for you, Apply now or contact Vanessa Dias via 0448374024 or [email protected] for enquiries. You are welcome here. Our fast-growing team of more than 4,000 people around Australia represent a huge array of life experiences, skills and ways of thinking. We value all these differences. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, proudly welcoming people with disability including mental health conditions, people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, people from the LGBTQIA community, veterans, carers and Indigenous Australians to our team. We are happy to adjust our recruitment process to support accessibility needs.

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Company Description Hanrahan Health , which belongs to the MedHealth group of companies, offers multidisciplinary therapy services across the lifespan – toddlers through to aged care. We work in a range of clinical settings including our beautiful clinic spaces, a private hospital, residential aged care facilities, schools, homes and via telehealth. We love our diverse client population and our mixed caseloads. Our vision is: All people have the chance to participate in the world, to be seen, heard and access anything within their dreams. Our mission is: "Creating opportunities together" Job Description As an Occupational Therapist working at our Campbelltown clinic you will be part of a multidisciplinary team - Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Key Workers, Behaviour Support Practitioners and Allied Health Assistants - and provide occupational therapy services to a range of clients. This role will be perfect for you if: You are committed to making a difference to your clients, your teammates and your local community You are looking for career growth opportunities which are individualised for you, as well as structured weekly mentoring You love having access to 4 paid Professional Development (PD) leave days per year You are passionate about collaborating with our multidisciplinary team and working with other motivated team members who love to have a bit of fun along the way. Benefits for you PD opportunities (in-house) - 3 x weekly professional development sessions online learning hub guest speakers in-house leadership development programs paid PD days Supervision – paired with a dedicated supervisor for 1 hour of 1:1 weekly clinical supervision regular 1:1 supervision with your Team Leader Career progression – opportunities to ‘step up’ into supervisory and leadership roles Salary - above award rates of pay Flexibility – full-time or part-time position, varied work hours to suit different lifestyles, and flexible work environments Lifestyle and our beautiful surroundings – rural setting within easy access to Sydney CBD, beaches, wineries, galleries, waterfalls, bush walking trails, country markets, camping… what more could you want! Vibrant team – passion for inspiring, empowering and supporting both clients and each other Diverse clinical caseloads – develop and expand upon your skills across all age groups, clinical areas and in a range of settings Volunteering – giving back to the local community (e.g. ‘Clinic for Good’) Other perks as an employee of a company which belongs to the MedHealth group, discounts on private health insurance and travel, access to a FREE Employee Assistance Program (EAP), a 'Fitness Passport' program, Blue Light Card, salary packaging (including novated leasing) and much more! About you Excellent written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills Valid drivers licence and access to a reliable motor vehicle Genuine passion for working in the disability sector HH LI-VD1 Qualifications Degree qualified Occupational Therapist Current full registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) or eligible for registration Additional Information Being a part of our team includes living by our values: We strive to make a difference every day We show compassion and kindness in everything we do We follow through on what we say we will do We serve our clients with passion We inspire each other to be the best we can be We embrace growth and learning. We are passionate about creating opportunities and experiences for our team and our clients to make a difference in their lives. If this opportunity sounds like the right one for you, Apply now or contact Vanessa Dias via 0448374024 or [email protected] for enquiries. You are welcome here. Our fast-growing team of more than 4,000 people around Australia represent a huge array of life experiences, skills and ways of thinking. We value all these differences. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, proudly welcoming people with disability including mental health conditions, people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, people from the LGBTQIA community, veterans, carers and Indigenous Australians to our team. We are happy to adjust our recruitment process to support accessibility needs.

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Company Description Hanrahan Health , which belongs to the MedHealth group of companies, offers multidisciplinary therapy services across the lifespan – toddlers through to aged care. We work in a range of clinical settings including our beautiful clinic spaces, a private hospital, residential aged care facilities, schools, homes and via telehealth. We love our diverse client population and our mixed caseloads. Our vision is: All people have the chance to participate in the world, to be seen, heard and access anything within their dreams. Our mission is: "Creating opportunities together" Job Description As an Occupational Therapist working at our Bowral clinic you will be part of a multidisciplinary team - Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Key Workers, Behaviour Support Practitioners and Allied Health Assistants - and provide occupational therapy services to a range of clients. This role will be perfect for you if: You are committed to making a difference to your clients, your teammates and your local community You are looking for career growth opportunities which are individualised for you, as well as structured weekly mentoring You love having access to 4 paid Professional Development (PD) leave days per year You are passionate about collaborating with our multidisciplinary team and working with other motivated team members who love to have a bit of fun along the way. Benefits for you PD opportunities (in-house) - weekly professional development sessions online learning hub guest speakers in-house leadership development programs access up to $10,000/year for attending PD events through the NSW Rural Doctors Network Supervision – paired with a dedicated supervisor for 1 hour of 1:1 weekly supervision Career progression – opportunities to ‘step up’ into supervisory and leadership roles Salary - above award rates of pay Flexibility – full-time or part-time position, varied work hours to suit different lifestyles, and flexible work environments Lifestyle and our beautiful surroundings – rural setting within easy access to wineries, galleries, waterfalls, bush walking trails, country markets, camping… what more could you want! Vibrant team – passion for inspiring, empowering and supporting both clients and each other Diverse clinical caseloads – develop and expand upon your skills across all age groups, clinical areas and in a range of settings Volunteering – giving back to the local community (e.g. ‘Clinic for Good’) Other perks as an employee of a company which belongs to the MedHealth group, discounts on private health insurance and travel, access to a FREE Employee Assistance Program (EAP), a 'Fitness Passport' program, salary packaging (including novated leasing) and much more! About you Excellent written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills Valid drivers licence and access to a reliable motor vehicle Genuine passion for working in the disability sector HH LI-VD1 Qualifications degree qualified Occupational Therapist Current full registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) Additional Information Being a part of our team includes living by our values: We strive to make a difference every day We show compassion and kindness in everything we do We follow through on what we say we will do We serve our clients with passion We inspire each other to be the best we can be We embrace growth and learning. We are passionate about creating opportunities and experiences for our team and our clients to make a difference in their lives. If this opportunity sounds like the right one for you, Apply now or contact Vanessa Dias via 0448374024 or [email protected] for enquiries. You are welcome here. Our fast-growing team of more than 4,000 people around Australia represent a huge array of life experiences, skills and ways of thinking. We value all these differences. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, proudly welcoming people with disability including mental health conditions, people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, people from the LGBTQIA community, veterans, carers and Indigenous Australians to our team. We are happy to adjust our recruitment process to support accessibility needs.

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Job Description As an Occupational Therapist working at our Bowral clinic you will be part of a multidisciplinary team - Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Key Workers, Behaviour Support Practitioners and Allied Health Assistants - and provide occupational therapy services to a range of clients. This role will be perfect for you if: You are committed to making a difference to your clients, your teammates and your local community You are looking for career growth opportunities which are individualised for you, as well as structured weekly mentoring You love having access to 4 paid Professional Development (PD) leave days per year You are passionate about collaborating with our multidisciplinary team and working with other motivated team members who love to have a bit of fun along the way. Benefits for you PD opportunities (in-house) - weekly professional development sessions online learning hub guest speakers in-house leadership development programs access up to $10,000/year for attending PD events through the NSW Rural Doctors Network Supervision – paired with a dedicated supervisor for 1 hour of 1:1 weekly supervision Career progression – opportunities to ‘step up’ into supervisory and leadership roles Salary - above award rates of pay Flexibility – full-time or part-time position, varied work hours to suit different lifestyles, and flexible work environments Lifestyle and our beautiful surroundings – rural setting within easy access to wineries, galleries, waterfalls, bush walking trails, country markets, camping… what more could you want! Vibrant team – passion for inspiring, empowering and supporting both clients and each other Diverse clinical caseloads – develop and expand upon your skills across all age groups, clinical areas and in a range of settings Volunteering – giving back to the local community (e.g. ‘Clinic for Good’) Other perks as an employee of a company which belongs to the MedHealth group, discounts on private health insurance and travel, access to a FREE Employee Assistance Program (EAP), a 'Fitness Passport' program, salary packaging (including novated leasing) and much more! About you Excellent written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills Valid drivers licence and access to a reliable motor vehicle Genuine passion for working in the disability sector HH LI-VD1

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Job Description As an Occupational Therapist working at our Campbelltown clinic you will be part of a multidisciplinary team - Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Key Workers, Behaviour Support Practitioners and Allied Health Assistants - and provide occupational therapy services to a range of clients. This role will be perfect for you if: You are committed to making a difference to your clients, your teammates and your local community You are looking for career growth opportunities which are individualised for you, as well as structured weekly mentoring You love having access to 4 paid Professional Development (PD) leave days per year You are passionate about collaborating with our multidisciplinary team and working with other motivated team members who love to have a bit of fun along the way. Benefits for you PD opportunities (in-house) - 3 x weekly professional development sessions online learning hub guest speakers in-house leadership development programs paid PD days Supervision – paired with a dedicated supervisor for 1 hour of 1:1 weekly clinical supervision regular 1:1 supervision with your Team Leader Career progression – opportunities to ‘step up’ into supervisory and leadership roles Salary - above award rates of pay Flexibility – full-time or part-time position, varied work hours to suit different lifestyles, and flexible work environments Lifestyle and our beautiful surroundings – rural setting within easy access to Sydney CBD, beaches, wineries, galleries, waterfalls, bush walking trails, country markets, camping… what more could you want! Vibrant team – passion for inspiring, empowering and supporting both clients and each other Diverse clinical caseloads – develop and expand upon your skills across all age groups, clinical areas and in a range of settings Volunteering – giving back to the local community (e.g. ‘Clinic for Good’) Other perks as an employee of a company which belongs to the MedHealth group, discounts on private health insurance and travel, access to a FREE Employee Assistance Program (EAP), a 'Fitness Passport' program, Blue Light Card, salary packaging (including novated leasing) and much more! About you Excellent written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills Valid drivers licence and access to a reliable motor vehicle Genuine passion for working in the disability sector HH LI-VD1

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Job Description As an Occupational Therapist working at our Goulburn clinic you will be part of a multidisciplinary team - Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Key Workers, Behaviour Support Practitioners and Allied Health Assistants - and provide occupational therapy services to a range of clients. This role will be perfect for you if: You are committed to making a difference to your clients, your teammates and your local community You are looking for career growth opportunities which are individualised for you, as well as structured weekly mentoring You love having access to 4 paid Professional Development (PD) leave days per year You are passionate about collaborating with our multidisciplinary team and working with other motivated team members who love to have a bit of fun along the way. Benefits for you PD opportunities (in-house) - 3 x weekly professional development sessions online learning hub guest speakers in-house leadership development programs access up to $10,000/year for attending PD events through the NSW Rural Doctors Network Supervision – paired with a dedicated supervisor for 1 hour of 1:1 weekly supervision Career progression – opportunities to ‘step up’ into supervisory and leadership roles Salary - above award rates of pay Flexibility – full-time or part-time position, varied work hours to suit different lifestyles, and flexible work environments Lifestyle and our beautiful surroundings – rural setting within easy access to wineries, galleries, waterfalls, bush walking trails, country markets, camping… what more could you want! Vibrant team – passion for inspiring, empowering and supporting both clients and each other Diverse clinical caseloads – develop and expand upon your skills across all age groups, clinical areas and in a range of settings Volunteering – giving back to the local community (e.g. ‘Clinic for Good’) Other perks as an employee of a company which belongs to the MedHealth group, discounts on private health insurance and travel, access to a FREE Employee Assistance Program (EAP), a 'Fitness Passport' program, salary packaging (including novated leasing) and much more! About you Excellent written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills Valid drivers licence and access to a reliable motor vehicle Genuine passion for working in the disability sector HH LI-VD1

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Community Occupational Therapist | NDIS & Aged Care Permanent | Full-time or Part-time - Permanent or Locum - $78,000 to $120,000 Super - depending on experience Community-based | Flexible Working Arrangements Launceston and Hobart Tasmania - Post Grad considered with a fantastic support structure in place About the Opportunity Henderson Healthcare is currently recruiting experienced Occupational Therapists on behalf of a growing boutique Allied Health provider delivering high-quality services across Tasmania. This is an exciting opportunity for a Community Occupational Therapist to join a supportive and multidisciplinary team working predominantly with NDIS participants and aged care clients . The role offers variety, autonomy and the opportunity to work closely with clients, families, support coordinators and other professionals to deliver genuinely person centred care. You'll work with clients to understand their goals, assess their functional needs and develop practical interventions that support independence, participation and quality of life. The Role As a Community Occupational Therapist, you will manage a varied caseload and provide assessment, intervention and ongoing clinical support to clients within their homes and community environments. You will work collaboratively with internal and external multidisciplinary teams, ensuring clients receive coordinated and holistic support. The role provides exposure to a broad range of Occupational Therapy services, including functional assessments, assistive technology, home modifications, sensory assessment and housing solutions. Key Responsibilities Manage a varied caseload of NDIS participants and aged care clients. Complete comprehensive Occupational Therapy assessments and interventions. Work collaboratively with clients to establish meaningful and achievable goals. Conduct functional assessments to support independence and participation. Complete assistive technology assessments and equipment trials. Conduct housing assessments, including: Supported Disability Accommodation (SDA) Supported Independent Living (SIL) Independent Living Solutions Complete minor and major home modification assessments. Provide sensory assessments and appropriate interventions. Develop high-quality clinical reports within required timeframes. Participate in client case conferences with internal and external multidisciplinary teams. Maintain strong communication with clients, families, carers, support coordinators and case managers. Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation. Participate in regular clinical supervision and professional development. Contribute to team meetings, service development and continuous improvement initiatives. Maintain a high standard of clinical practice in line with AHPRA requirements and the Occupational Therapy Code of Ethics. About You We are looking for an Occupational Therapist who is passionate about community-based practice and enjoys working collaboratively with clients to achieve meaningful outcomes. You will ideally bring: Current AHPRA registration as an Occupational Therapist. Experience working within a community-based Occupational Therapy environment is highly desirable. Experience working with NDIS participants and/or aged care clients. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. The ability to build rapport with clients, families and key stakeholders. Confidence managing a varied caseload independently. Strong time management and organisational skills. The ability to prioritise competing clinical and administrative requirements. A commitment to evidence-based practice and continuous professional development. A genuine interest in supporting clients to achieve greater independence and quality of life. A collaborative approach to multidisciplinary working. Why Consider This Opportunity? This is a great opportunity for an Occupational Therapist looking to develop their career within a growing and supportive community Allied Health environment . You will have the opportunity to: Work with a diverse NDIS and aged care caseload. Build your expertise across functional assessments, assistive technology and home modifications. Work directly within clients' homes and community environments. Develop meaningful, long-term relationships with your clients. Work alongside a multidisciplinary team. Receive regular clinical supervision and professional support. Contribute ideas to the ongoing development of the service. Continue developing your clinical skills through ongoing professional development. Enjoy the autonomy and variety that comes with community-based Occupational Therapy. Work for an organisation that values inclusion, diversity and high-quality client care. The Clients You'll Support You'll work with a diverse range of clients, predominantly across the NDIS and aged care sectors , supporting people to achieve greater independence and participate more fully in their everyday lives. The caseload can provide exposure to a range of clinical areas, including: Functional capacity assessments Assistive technology Home modifications Housing and accommodation Sensory assessment Activities of daily living Independence and community participation Disability and aged care support Essential Requirements The successful candidate will need to: Hold current AHPRA registration as an Occupational Therapist. Hold a current National Police Check. Hold a current Working with Children Check. Hold a full Australian driver's licence. Have access to a safe and reliable vehicle. Demonstrate strong written and verbal communication skills. Be able to work autonomously and manage a varied caseload. Demonstrate a commitment to ongoing professional development and quality improvement. Membership with Occupational Therapy Australia is desirable but not essential. Interested? Henderson Healthcare is managing this opportunity on a confidential basis. If you're an Occupational Therapist looking for a varied community role where you can develop your clinical skills, work autonomously and make a genuine difference to your clients, we'd love to hear from you. For a confidential discussion about the opportunity, please contact: Charles Ginn Henderson Healthcare [email protected] 08 6154 6919

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Our client is a transdisciplinary team of allied health professionals and support therapists that specialize in treating children and adults. Our team consists of Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapist, Therapy Assistants, Psychologists, Speech Therapists and Dieticians. We have been successfully assisting individuals to reach their goals for the past ten years in Perth and the Southwest of Western Australia. They offer comprehensive, evidence based and person-centered practice. Their holistic approach is directed towards achieving meaningful goals to maximize confidence, skills and independence. This position will be based at their Bunbury clinic, but will involve travel within work hours to other areas surrounding Perth and within the Southwest. Physiotherapists must be dynamic and experienced. A minimum of 18 months working as a Physiotherapist is preferred, particularly in the neurological or disability industry. We value experience with both adults and pediatrics, or the willingness to learn and develop in both age groups. New employees will have exposure to therapists experienced in Bobath Therapy, Feldenkrais and Hippotherapy. The key responsibilities the Physiotherapists are: Provide assessment and rehabilitation services to children and adults. Liaise with and provide support to families, caregivers, support agencies and other health disciplines. Assist in the coordination of therapy plans to maximize patient outcomes. Conduct assessments and prescribe equipment and modifications Registration requirements: Registration with Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHRPA). Valid Working with Children's Check. Current full drivers license. NDIS Worker Screening Check. Required qualifications: Qualification in Physiotherapy (undergraduate or Masters degree). Demonstrated experience working as a Physiotherapist (minimum of 18 months). Our therapists demonstrate high levels of communication (both written and verbal) and negotiation skills. This is a salaried position, with flexible working conditions. A fun and friendly team environment provides great mentorship opportunities, as well as regular exposure to professional development. Offers the use of company cars for travel within work hours. Knowledge of the NDIS processes is desirable.

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