Erhalte eine Antwort von diesem Arbeitgeber
Dein Lebenslauf und dein Anschreiben, genau auf das zugeschnitten, was gesucht wird.
AMC Exercise Physiology in Maitland, NSW, seeks an Accredited Exercise Physiologist or registered Physiotherapist to join the small clinic from January 2027. This permanent part-time role offers 16–19 hours per week with negotiable days and times, and potential to progress to full-time.
The practice provides personalised exercise and rehabilitation across musculoskeletal and neurological conditions, with home consultations offered but not required.
Exercise Physiologist or Physiotherapist
AMC Exercise Physiology | Maitland, NSW
Starting January 2027
Permanent part-time | 16–19 hours per week
$40–$50 per hour + super, depending on qualifications and experience
Negotiable work days, start and finish times | Potential to progress to full-time
Join a small, personable clinic where individualised care and meaningful patient relationships are central to the way we work.
AMC Exercise Physiology is seeking an Accredited Exercise Physiologist or registered Physiotherapist to join our Maitland practice from January 2027.
This permanent part-time position offers 16–19 hours per week, with negotiable work days, start and finish times. There is also potential to increase your hours and progress to full-time as the role develops, by mutual agreement.
Based on High Street in central Maitland, AMC Exercise Physiology provides personalised exercise and rehabilitation services to help people improve their health, mobility and everyday function.
We work with patients across a broad range of conditions and all major funding frameworks. Our services include musculoskeletal rehabilitation, chronic condition management, neurological rehabilitation, physical capacity development and small group exercise.
As a small clinic, we value getting to know our patients and delivering care that reflects their individual needs and goals.
Working within your qualifications and professional scope, you will:
Assess patients presenting with a variety of conditions, identifying their needs, functional capacity and rehabilitation goals.
Develop and deliver individualised, evidence-based treatment and exercise programs.
Monitor progress and adapt care as patients’ needs change.
Educate and support patients to build confidence and maintain healthy movement habits.
Deliver individual consultations and small group programs.
Work across all major funding frameworks, maintaining appropriate clinical records and reports.
Communicate with referring practitioners and other care providers to support coordinated care.
Home consultations are offered by the clinic, but undertaking home visits is not a requirement of this role.
We welcome applicants from either profession. Your responsibilities will reflect your qualifications, experience and scope of practice.
You will bring:
A relevant qualification and current ESSA accreditation as an Accredited Exercise Physiologist, or AHPRA registration as a Physiotherapist.
An interest in exercise-based rehabilitation and long-term patient outcomes.
An approachable, respectful manner and the ability to build strong patient relationships.
Clear communication, sound clinical reasoning and good organisational skills.
A commitment to evidence‑based, individualised care.
The ability to work independently and communicate effectively with other care providers.
Australian working rights.
A January 2027 start.
$40–$50 per hour plus super, depending on qualifications and experience.
Permanent part‑time employment for 16–19 hours per week.
Negotiable work days, start and finish times.
Potential to progress to full‑time as the role develops.
A small, personable clinic where patient relationships matter.
A varied caseload across a broad range of conditions and funding frameworks.
Optional home consultations.