🐝 Paediatric Occupational Therapist – New Grad or Experienced Clinician.

Above award wages offered. Option to interview in person or via zoom if relocating.

Join our friendly, multidisciplinary team at Bee Kids, a private paediatric therapy clinic operating from our child-focused space! We are passionate about helping kids thrive—and we’re looking for a like-minded Occupational Therapist to join us in a role that offers true flexibility, generous pay, and supportive professional growth.

Whether you're a new graduate or an experienced clinician, we tailor your role to your goals, preferences, and lifestyle.

✨ What We Offer:

Above award wages, negotiated based on experience and caseload

Flexible calendar planning – work around school drop-offs, holidays, or reduced hours

Paid lunch breaks every day!

Option to work remotely for report writing

Professional development allowance + AHPRA registration support

Full admin support to reduce your non-clinical workload

Allied Health Assistant (AHA) available for support with complex clients and clinical work as needed

Relocation-friendly – interview via Zoom or in-person, relocation bonus negotiable for the right candidate.

Random treats and perks- snacks in the cupboard, drinks in the fridge, team coffee runs and lunches!

For New Graduates:

Fully paid supervision provided

Ongoing mentoring and development

Reduced caseload while developing skills

For Senior Clinicians:

Opportunities for leadership incentives

Higher pay package available based on experience and responsibility

🧠 About the Role:

As a Paediatric OT at Bee Kids, you’ll work with a dynamic caseload of children, supporting a wide range of developmental, sensory, motor, and functional needs. Your work will focus on empowering children and families to thrive in their everyday environments.

Your duties will include:

Conducting comprehensive occupational therapy assessments using standardised tools and functional observations

Developing and delivering individualised therapy plans tailored to each child’s goals and needs

Providing intervention across areas such as fine and gross motor skills, sensory processing, emotional regulation, daily living skills, and school readiness (and more)

Writing clear, professional assessment and progress reports

Offering family-centered support through regular feedback, parent training, and home program development

Working collaboratively with other allied health professionals, educators, and support staff

Maintaining clinical documentation and adhering to ethical and evidence-based practice

Participating in regular team meetings, supervision, and professional development activities

Your caseload can be tailored to suit your interests—whether it’s early intervention, sensory integration, assistive technology, emotional regulation, or a bit of everything! You’ll also have the flexibility to deliver services in-clinic, in schools, at home, or via telehealth—based on client needs and your preferences.

🙋 About You:

Relevant degree in Occupational Therapy

Current AHPRA membership (or eligibility)

Blue Card (Working With Children Check QLD)

Strong communication and team collaboration skills

Passion for working with children and families

New graduates encouraged to apply

📩 Ready to Apply?

We’d love to hear from you!
Mikaela (hiring manager)
[email protected]
0402 500 934