OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS & SPEECH PATHOLOGISTS
New Graduates to Senior Clinicians - Bendigo & Echuca
GoldilOTs – Registered NDIS and Medicare Provider

Salary range: $87K - $130k

Our Team is the Heart of GoldilOTs

Our incredibly talented team brings hope and courage to every person we work with. We create meaningful connections, embrace uniqueness, and believe in:

“The power of play and the magic of movement and the beauty of communication.”

Who We Are

At GoldilOTs, we are a passionate, creative, and tight-knit team who genuinely love what we do.
We live our values every day – joy, hope, courage, uniqueness, diversity, trust. We empower young persons and families in a caring, supportive environment.

Our unique culture inspires us to grow together as a team, learn from each other, and celebrate the big and little wins along the way.

About the Role

We are seeking Occupational Therapists and Speech Pathologists from enthusiastic new graduates beginning their career journey, through to highly skilled senior clinicians looking for their next challenge.

You will work primarily with children and their families, recognising each child’s strengths and uniqueness, and delivering therapy that is thoughtful, creative, and fun.

Why Join Us?

New Graduate Program – a comprehensive, supportive onboarding and mentoring pathway to help you build confidence and skills from day one.

Professional Growth – meaningful and regular professional development, supervision, and mentoring with highly experienced therapists.

Collaborative & Supportive Culture – be part of a friendly, talented team that uplifts and inspires each other.

Flexibility – working hours and arrangements to support work-life balance.

Rostered Days Off (RDO) – enjoy extra paid time off to recharge.

Competitive Salary – generous and based on your experience, with future career progression pathways.

Impact & Purpose – experience the satisfaction of making a real difference in the lives of children, young people, and their families.

What You’ll Be Doing

Work with a varied caseload across clinic, school, home, and community settings.

Develop and deliver engaging therapy sessions that empower children and teens to reach their goals.

Complete assessments and provide accurate, timely reports to guide support planning.

Communicate confidently and compassionately with families, caregivers, teachers, and other professionals.

Contribute creative ideas to programs, groups, and innovative therapy approaches.

Celebrate progress and adapt strategies to achieve the best outcomes for each child.

What You Bring

A passion for working with children, teens and families.

Commitment to lifelong learning and curiosity in your practice.

Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

A collaborative spirit and a sense of fun in your work.

For Occupational Therapists – current AHPRA registration.

For Speech Pathologists – current SPA membership.

How to Apply
If this sounds like you, click ‘Apply’ or email your application (resume and cover letter) to:
📧 [email protected]

For more information call Abby Kuhne, Director on 0400 390 522.