Join this boutique, allied health owned service provider in providing quality, detailed services to paediatric clients. Facilitate in making lasting, meaning changes to client’s lives, setting them up for success.

This is a wonderful opportunity to join a boutique service that is staffed by some sensational and delightful therapists who are exceptional at what they do.

Wonderful salary to commensurate with your valued experience – up to $115K for Seniors and generous salaries for junior therapists

Be supported to succeed in your work – tailored support and have the encouragement to flourish professionally

Grow in your desired area and be supported to upskill in areas of your interest

Healthcare owned service – work alongside professionals who understand what it means to provide services to some of the most vulnerable individuals

Holistically driven service who is committed to providing quality services in every realm of delivery

This boutique, positive and encouraging service is excited to welcome a paediatric occupational therapist to their experienced, committed team. With referrals across the age range, they welcome your valued, unique expertise in Paediatric Occupational Therapy. In your role, you will be joining a team of highly experienced healthcare professionals who are a delight to work alongside. There is an office space for your desired usage as well as many resources available.

The Role:

Undertake assessments and provide intervention, liaising with families, teachers & other relevant stakeholders.

Interventions will be carried out in the community (homes, schools, childcare centres etc).

Interventions will have a focus on evidence-based practice with a tailored approach to suit your client and their individual goals

Participate in a range of other duties to suit you interest and desired areas of growth

Requirements:

Tertiary Qualification in Occupational Therapy (with AHPRA registration)

Desire to work in a paediatric Occupational Therapy setting.

Good written and verbal communication skills with the ability to build rapport with clients and families to ensure that therapy is fun and engaging.

Current driver’s license and car

Working with Children Check, National Police Check, NDIS worker screening clearance, Children's First Aid training (or willingness to obtain these)

Benefits:

Flexible position to suit your needs and interests

A caring and dedicated employer to value the skills and expertise of each individual

Opportunities for career profession

Excellent pay, a wonderful office space and a great team who is excited to welcome you

For a confidential discussion or to find out some more information, please reach out to Kirstin Symmonds on 0407 381 250 / [email protected]