Occupational Therapist

• Excellent salary: $80,000 - $120,000
• $2,000 Professional Development per annum
• Travel Allowance $1km per km 
• Completely Digital Environment - Hybrid clinic/ Gym/Community operating model
• Variety: work from home, schools, provide home visits across Perth 
• Full time & part time available
• Work within an awesome multi-disciplinary team, built on trust and professionalism - feel trusted and valued
• Schedule Patient appointments in a way that works for you! 
• Support from admin team so you can focus on the therapy
• Mobile phone and laptop

Our client is a nationally registered provider of allied health services, offering expertise in physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, exercise physiology, hydrotherapy, therapy assistance, and personal training.

They are registered to provide Early Childhood Early Intervention services and offer opportunities to focus on either paediatric or adult/geriatric care, depending on your professional interests. The organisation supports clients across all ages and encourages therapists to pursue their preferred areas of specialisation.

Recognised as an employer of choice, they prioritise collaboration and quality care. Team members are driven to improve the quality of life for clients, helping them achieve personal goals through innovative and high-standard service delivery.

Our client is seeking a proactive and solutions-focused Occupational Therapist with strong communication and organisational skills. The successful candidate will deliver evidence-based services designed to achieve outstanding outcomes for clients. New graduates and early-career therapists are encouraged to apply.

• Work with a varied caseload, primarily focusing on paediatric clients.
• Collaborate effectively to deliver exceptional clinical outcomes and outstanding service.
• Join a forward-thinking team of skilled clinicians and professionals.
• Benefit from frequent individualised support, including one-to-one mentoring, shadowing opportunities, and hands-on training to enhance your assessment and treatment skills.
• Engage with clients in enjoyable community settings, such as hydrotherapy pools, bowling alleys, playgrounds, beaches, and indoor activity centres.

• Current / unrestricted AHPRA Registration.
• Excellent organisation and time management skills 
• Eligibility for Medicare Provider Number
• Police Clearance (no older than 3 months)
• Fully COVID-19 Vaccination Certificate
• Current WA Working With Children check & NDIS Worker Check
• Current WA driver’s licence and reliable vehicle.