About OTAH

At OTAH, we’re more than just a workplace – we’re a small but mighty family making a real difference in the lives of people living with disabilities.

We provide mobile services to participants funded by the NDIS or Medicare, living in Melbourne’s South-East. Whether it’s big goals or small wins, we assist anyone who needs support, regardless of their abilities or diagnoses.

Here’s what we promise to you:

Flexibility – Pick your own hours, because life outside work matters too.

Zero Billable Targets – Yep, you heard that right. Say goodbye to the grind and hello to true work/life balance.

Team Support – We’re in this together and have your back every step of the way.

Competitive Pay – Because your expertise deserves recognition.

About You

You are passionate and dedicated to your role as an Occupational Therapist.

You genuinely care about others and go above and beyond for your participants.

You are self-driven and can manage your time well.

You are innovative and holistic in your approach to capacity building.

You are committed to continuous learning and development in your personal and clinical life.

What You’ll Bring

A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy.

At least 1 year of experience.

A valid driver’s license and personal vehicle.

Active AHPRA registration.

Computer and phone access.

Current or Willing to obtain a Working with Children Check and Police Check.

If You Join Us… Here’s What to Expect

Your Orientation:

A self-guided orientation pack (at your pace, on your terms).

One-on-one shadowing with our amazing Occupational Therapist for your first 3 months.

Your Perks:

A $1000 sign-on bonus!

Personalized one-on-one supervision with an experienced therapist or an external expert if you’re diving into a special area.

Access to a range of assessments and clinical resources.

A $500 Professional Development budget every year – pick what excites you!

Pay rises built into your progression - because we see and celebrate your growth.

Your Day-to-Day:

Work from the comfort of your home.

Travel to participants’ homes or community locations (all in the South-East – check out our service map here: https://www.otah.com.au/about).

Complete assessments, both subjective and objective.

Complete capacity building programs that are person-centred and relate to the participants meaningful goals.

Write progress notes at the end of each session.

Write reports including Assistive Technology, Home Modifications, Functional Capacity Assessments and End of Plan reports.

Develop resources (like visual schedules) and collaborate in care team meetings to ensure participants are thriving in every environment.

Why OTAH?

Because here, you’re not just a number. We laugh, we support, and we truly care about making a difference together. Ready to join us on this journey?

Apply Now – via Seek or email your resume and cover letter to [email protected]

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