InHome Care SA is a South Australian organisation providing care and support to older people with the dedication to helping keep people in their own homes. We are a genuine, purpose driven organisation based on a strong ethos that all people matter. At InHome Care SA we hold a passion to provide responsive and tailored services that support and allow our clients to continue doing the things that they love.

About the Role

IHCSA is seeking an experienced and compassionate physiotherapist to join our dedicated multidisciplinary team supporting clients in the community. This diverse and rewarding role focuses on delivering high quality, evidence-based physiotherapy services to aged care clients in their homes. You will play a vital part in improving client's function, independence and overall wellbeing through tailored assessments, interventions and care plans.

As a physiotherapist with IHCSA, you will work within a person centred, holistic care model. Your responsibilities will include conducting clinical assessments, designing and delivering strength-based programs, prescribing aids and mobility equipment and educating clients and their carers. You will also collaborate closely with our broader allied health and clinical teams to support best practice care and positive client outcomes.

To be successful you will need:

Minimum 2 years clinical experience in a community or aged care setting with a demonstrated ability to work independently in clients' homes.

Proficiency in evidence-based assessment and treatment planning, including functional assessments, mobility evaluations, and restorative care planning.

Demonstrated experience in falls prevention, mobility and balance retraining, and prescription of mobility aids and assistive equipment.

In-depth knowledge of Aged Care Quality Standards, Home Care Packages (HCP), and Support at Home frameworks

Ability to develop and deliver strength-based, client-centred physiotherapy programs, tailored to complex needs including cognitive decline, chronic conditions, and frailty

High-level documentation and clinical reporting skills, including accurate and timely maintenance of client records in line with privacy and compliance standards

Advanced communication and interpersonal skills, with ability to educate and support clients, families, and care teams on therapy goals, equipment use, and home exercise programs

Proficient in using clinical reasoning and risk assessment to prioritise caseloads and modify treatment plans based on changing client needs

Sound understanding of cultural safety principles and demonstrated experience working respectfully with people from diverse backgrounds

Essential Criteria

Evidence of a valid National Police Check (NPC)

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (or higher)

Current General Registration with AHPRA

Current and valid class C drivers' licence

What we can offer:

Flexible work arrangements including 1 WFH day per week or 0.8FTE for the right candidate

Supportive and inclusive team culture

Opportunities for professional development and paid training

A meaningful role making a direct impact on clients’ quality of life

Access to mobile technology, company car and support for field-based work

Competitive salary package and reimbursement for travel-related expenses

For a confidential discussion regarding this opportunity or a copy of the Position Description, please contact Sarah Bates on 08 7200 5432 or email [email protected].

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"**Please note, that only applicants with a current and valid Australian working rights will be considered for this position**