Senior Occupational Therapist
- Provide therapy and assessment services in clinic and schools.
- Collaborate with families and educators to meet each child's unique needs.
- Manage a diverse caseload focusing on social skills, fine motor skills, and emotional regulation.
- $95,000 - $115,000 + super + PD budget provided
- Work-life balance guarantee: flexible hours & WFH
- Work within a highly equipped clinic & across local schools
- Career progression pathways and regular salary review
About the Organisation
Join a highly respected and established paediatric provider, specialising in delivering a variety of personalised therapy and assessment services to help children thrive. Their core mission is to promote the inclusion of all children, fostering their confidence, independence, and participation in the community.
Dedicated and compassionate in everything they do, the team collaborate closely with families and educators to meet each child's unique needs. The team is committed to a values-driven approach, partnered with a strong emphasis on family-centred practice and ensuring clinical development of their clinicians.
Benefits
- $95,000 - $115,000 + super + travel reimbursement
- Full time or part time hours will be considered
- Access to a generous bonuses paid throughout the year
- Access to $1000 CPD budget yearly and extensive in-house education
- Gradual introduction to caseload and realistic KPI expectation
- Structured education & supervision provided to junior clinicians
- Ongoing clinical development and mentoring provided to all therapists
- Be provided with strong administration & coordination support
- All therapy resources, technology and assessments tools provided
- Sociable, innovative and collaborative team to work alongside
- Career progression opportunities clearly outlined
Key Responsibilities
Work predominantly with children accessing early intervention and school aged. Providing a range of services within the clinic and community. Including short-term invention & complex long-term supports for clients.
- Provide therapy and assessment services in clinic & schools
- Collaborate with wider team to ensure family-centred practice
- Educate teachers and family members where required
- Manage a diverse caseload in the scope of; social skills, fine motor skills, emotional regulation, sensory processing, assistive technology and more!
Essential Criteria
- Relevant tertiary qualification in Occupational Therapy
- AHPRA registration or ability to obtain
- Experience working within the disability sector
- Experience working with paediatric clients
- Ability to work autonomously and within a collaborative team
- Hold a National Police Clearance
- Hold a current Working With Children Check
- Drivers license and access to a reliable vehicle
Does this position sound like the right fit for you?
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