This established Allied Health provider in Belmont is looking for an Occupational Therapist to join its growing multidisciplinary team.
Whether you're passionate about paediatrics, enjoy working with adults or prefer a mixture of both, this role offers the opportunity to shape your caseload around your interests and clinical strengths.

You'll work in a well-resourced clinic with access to experienced clinicians, innovative therapy equipment and a supportive team that genuinely values work-life balance.

Choose a Caseload That Suits You:

Love Paediatrics?
Work with children and families across presentations including:

• Autism and developmental delay
• Sensory processing and regulation
• Fine and gross motor development
• Emotional regulation
• School readiness
• Self-care and daily living skills

Prefer Adults?
Support adults across a variety of presentations, including:

• Neurological conditions
• Physical disabilities
• Functional rehabilitation
• Psychosocial and cognitive needs
• Activities of Daily Living
• Community participation and independence

Enjoy a mixture of both?
Build a varied caseload across children, adolescents and adults, with opportunities to broaden your clinical skills.

You'll work with a combination of NDIS and private clients, delivering therapy across clinic and community settings.

A Team That Supports You:
You'll join an established multidisciplinary team where collaboration is part of everyday practice.

The organisation places a strong emphasis on clinical support, regular communication and professional development.

You'll have access to:

• Experienced Allied Health clinicians
• Regular case discussions
• Multidisciplinary collaboration
• Internal workshops and professional development
• Clinical guidance and peer support
• Opportunities to mentor junior clinicians as you progress

Whether you're looking to strengthen your clinical skills or develop towards a senior position, there are opportunities to grow within the organisation.

Depending on your caseload, you may work across:

• Fully equipped clinic rooms
• Clients' homes
• Schools
• Community environments

The organisation provides company vehicles for community appointments, along with a laptop and phone to support your day-to-day work.

You'll also have dedicated administration support, helping reduce the time spent managing non-clinical tasks.

A Workplace With a Great Culture:
This isn't just a workplace where clinicians turn up, see clients and head home.

The team genuinely enjoys spending time together and regularly organises activities including:

• Team lunches and social catch-ups
• Trivia nights
• Cooking classes
• Outdoor team-building activities
• Multidisciplinary learning sessions

Clinicians are encouraged to share ideas, discuss challenging cases and contribute to improving the service.

The focus is on building a positive environment where people feel supported, valued and enjoy coming to work.

Requirements:

• Recognised Occupational Therapy qualification
• Current AHPRA registration, or eligibility
• Current driver's licence
• Australian working rights, or eligibility for sponsorship

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