Occupational Therapist - Community-Based - Mix/Adult/Paed Caseloads

Position: Occupational Therapist - Community-Based - Mix/Adult/Paed Caseloads to choose from - New Grad/Limited Registration is welcome!

Salary: $80K to 120K per annum + super + travel allowance + CPD allowance of $1500 per year for FTE (pro rata)

Work Hours: FT / PT positions available, 9 am to 5 pm (flexible we have a work-life balance policy so can work form home)

Location: Adelaide, South Australia

About us

Our Client is expanding, and we are seeking FT/PT OTs to join the energetic and fun-loving team with flexibility in commencement dates. Join a supportive team environment focused on training and development. Once on board, they will guarantee you will receive support to consolidate your skills and become a confident therapist working in the private sector. Most of your therapeutic interventions will be provided in the client's home or at the practice in Prospect. They provide a flexible work environment that allows for a good work-life balance.

Your duties will include but not be limited to;

* Assessing and providing interventions for children & adults living with a range of disabilities

* Working within the NDIS to maximise clients level of function, capacity & social engagement

* Assisting clients with assistive technology assessment, recommendations and applications (in relevant fields)

* Timely documentation & report writing

* Managing a varied caseload

* Meeting company professional expectations (e.g. meeting billables & effective client management)

* Attending meetings, supervision & personal development (as required )

* Building relationships with key stakeholders, including therapists, clients, & referral sources

* Working across leading software platforms & online tools

Position criteria

• Interest in working with people living with disabilities using holistic family-centred approaches


• Experience (desirable but not essential) working within the NDIS system


• Demonstrated organisational and time management skills


• Work both independently and within a team


• Able to work flexibly (and have fun along the way!)


• A desire to provide community/school assessments and interventions.


• Capable of building long-term relationships with clients.


• Passionate about quality service delivery and inspiring clients to lead meaningful lives.


• Excellent communication and report writing skills.


• Ability to work autonomously where required, with exceptional skills working within a team.


• Highly organised and efficient


• Current driver's license


• Current Police Check and current Working with Children Check (WWCC).

Benefits and perks offered include:

• Shadowing opportunities working alongside other clinicians


• Above Award Salary


• Internal and external opportunities for professional development (permanent employees)


• Career advancement opportunities (permanent employees)


• Provided with a work car laptop, work phone and tablet


• Flexibility and great work-life balance

New graduates and limited registration are welcome to apply!