Adolescent OT: Neurodiversity‑Driven Impact Specialist

Step 2 Allied Health; Colac; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vehicle and fuel allowance

Purchased leave options

Regular social events

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Work phone and laptop provided

Job summary

Step 2 Allied Health is hiring an experienced Occupational Therapist to positively impact adolescents and young adults aged 12–28 in clinic, home, school and community settings across regional Victoria. You will deliver evidence-based care, support independence, and collaborate across families, schools and teams to achieve functional goals.

Applicants should hold a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy with current AHPRA registration, WWCC, a valid licence, and a National Police Check.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (or equivalent) required.
• Current AHPRA registration.
• Working with Children's Check.
• Current Driver's Licence.
• National Police Check.

Responsibilities

• Support clients to achieve their goals through evidence-based assessment and intervention.
• Provide neuro-affirming practice alongside continued professional development in this area.
• Assess and implement supports that develop independence in the home and community.
• Support emotional regulation, executive functioning and participation outcomes.
• Conduct assessments and report writing, including Functional Capacity Assessments and funding recommendations.
• Consult with families, schools and external stakeholders through a multidisciplinary framework.
• Maintain accurate documentation in keeping with organisational, professional and legal requirements.
• Attend regular supervision, professional development and team meetings.
• Contribute to a supportive and inclusive team environment.

Skills

Neuro-affirming practice

Evidence-based care

Team collaboration

Adolescent care

Education

Bachelor of Occupational Therapy

Job description

Step 2 Allied Health is hiring an experienced Occupational Therapist to positively impact adolescents and young adults aged 12–28 in clinic, home, school and community settings across regional Victoria. You will deliver evidence-based care, support independence, and collaborate across families, schools and teams to achieve functional goals.

Applicants should hold a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy with current AHPRA registration, WWCC, a valid licence, and a National Police Check.