Paediatric Occupational Therapist

Paediatric Occupational Therapist

What we offer

• a supportive and flexible work culture where you are encouraged to live your best life (‘flexibility’ is not just a buzz word to us; we prioritise genuine work life balance through reduced work days or hours, and taking leave)

• a comprehensive induction program with plenty of time to shadow other staff, learn our processes and gradually build a sustainable caseload

• reduced number of billable hours and realistic targets to ensure quality care and eliminate burnout

• regular formal supervision with our Clinical Team Leader, group mentoring programs, external professional development and access to a wealth of clinical knowledge and experience within our diverse team • encouragement to explore innovative programs that support client goals

• opportunities for career progression based on your strengths and interests including leadership roles or curating a niche area of paediatric practice

• a friendly, supportive and energetic team of likeminded individuals, coming together to make a real difference to the lives of children, their families and each other

Other perks

• Team Values & Self-Care Days

• Your own laptop, iPad and mobile phone

• Amazing administrative support

• Clinical support from our dedicated team of OT Assistants

About us

Ability Focus Occupational Therapy is a small private practice, born in 2013 which has grown steadily over the years.

We are passionate about creating a safe, creative workspace and supportive team culture, by focusing on the values of integrity, strong relationships, lifelong learning and accountability.

About the role

• Conduct individualised assessment and work closely with families to develop functional goals with a strengths-based approach

• Provide family-centred, evidence-based intervention to infants, children and young people with a focus on fun and engagement

• Deliver services from our clinic, via Telehealth and travel locally for home and school outreach

• Collaborate with other allied health professionals we have developed strong working relationships with

Essential criteria

• Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (or equivalent) and registration with AHPRA

• Member of OT Australia

• High level time management skills including the ability to independently juggle work demands and prioritise workload

• Ability to communicate with clients, colleagues and other professionals concisely and without judgement

• Current Working with Children Check, Police Clearance and NDIS Worker Screening Clearance

• Driver’s license and reliable car (fully insured)

Desirable criteria

• Experience working with children and young people with a range of developmental disabilities

• Understanding of NDIS & Medicare funding

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