Lead Occupational Therapist & Team Leader

Curamoir Healthcare Recruitment PTY; Liverpool; Sur place; AUD 115 000 - 140 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Salary up to $127,500 AUD + super + |

2 weeks Christmas leave (in addition 4

Paid parental leave (14 weeks primary/

Ongoing professional development & SRP

Résumé du poste

Curamoir Healthcare Recruitment PTY currently seeks an Occupational Therapist - Team Lead to guide a small allied health team and deliver high-impact services across clinic, home and community settings.

You will provide hands-on clinical work while supervising approximately 5 clinicians, shaping service quality, onboarding, and productivity. A focus on outcomes within a person-and-family-centred framework is essential.

Qualifications

• Occupational Therapy qualification and current AHPRA registration.
• Minimum 3 years’ OT experience with strong clinical skills.
• Leadership capability (experience preferred).
• Ability to work to agreed goals, metrics and service standards.
• Driver’s licence and access to a car.
• Experience with NDIS and/or sensory disability is desirable.

Responsabilités

• Lead a multidisciplinary team of approximately 5 clinicians with day-to-day guidance and supervision.
• Provide evidence-based assessment and intervention for clients in clinic, home, schools and telepractice.
• Contribute to onboarding, quality, and productivity improvements.
• Assist with waitlist management and respond to client feedback.

Connaissances

Leadership capability

Clinical skills

Goal-oriented

NDIS experience

Driver's license

Formation

Occupational Therapy qualification

AHPRA registration

Description du poste

Curamoir Healthcare Recruitment PTY currently seeks an Occupational Therapist - Team Lead to guide a small allied health team and deliver high-impact services across clinic, home and community settings.

You will provide hands-on clinical work while supervising approximately 5 clinicians, shaping service quality, onboarding, and productivity. A focus on outcomes within a person-and-family-centred framework is essential.