Ndis Physiotherapist (Paediatrics, Mobility & Assistive Technology) | Brisbane

Medii; Brisbane; Hybrid; AUD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual salary reviews

Flexible hours

Professional development budget

Paid parental leave

Travel/personal leave

Career progression

Mental health support

Team events

Job summary

Medii is seeking a full-time Physiotherapist to join a multidisciplinary allied health team in Brisbane’s north. The role focuses on NDIS work with paediatric and adult clients, delivering services in homes, clinics, schools and the community.

You will assess and treat across settings, prescribe mobility and assistive technology, and work with OTs, speech pathologists and families. AHPRA registration and NDIS clearance are required, with supportive leaders and opportunities for career

Qualifications

• AHPRA registered Physiotherapist
• Interest in NDIS, paediatric or neurological physiotherapy
• Clear, practical communication with clients, families and support teams
• Organised and comfortable working independently across different settings
• Current NDIS Worker Screening and Working with Children clearance, or willingness to obtain them
• Full driver's licence and reliable transport for home and community visits

Responsibilities

• Assess and treat clients in homes, clinic, schools and community settings
• Develop individualised programs based on each client's goals
• Prescribe and trial mobility and assistive technology
• Work with OTs, speech pathologists, exercise physiologists and families
• Complete notes and reports to meet NDIS requirements

Job description

NDIS Physiotherapist (Paediatrics, Mobility and Assistive Technology) | Brisbane North | Full Time

About the role

We're recruiting a full time Physiotherapist for a multidisciplinary allied health provider in Brisbane's north. The role is mostly NDIS work with a mix of adult and paediatric clients, delivered in homes, clinic, schools and the community.

About the practice

• Allied health provider with clinics across Australia
• Multidisciplinary team including OTs, speech pathologists, exercise physiologists and behaviour support practitioners
• NDIS and private clients
• Services delivered at home, in clinic, at school, in the community and via telehealth

The role

• Full time Physiotherapist position
• Caseload with NDIS as the main setting, including paediatric clients
• Some control over your schedule and workload
• Support from local leaders and experienced clinicians for complex cases

Your caseload could include

• Assistive technology, such as wheelchairs, walking aids, standing frames and tricycles
• Falls and balance assessment
• Mobility assessment and walking support
• Respiratory physiotherapy for cough, chest infections and breathing concerns
• Paediatric physiotherapy
• Programs ranging from post surgery mobility to long term neurological conditions

Responsibilities

• Assess and treat clients in homes, clinic, schools and community settings
• Develop individualised programs based on each client's goals
• Prescribe and trial mobility and assistive technology
• Work with OTs, speech pathologists, exercise physiologists and families
• Complete notes and reports to meet NDIS requirements

Requirements

• AHPRA registered Physiotherapist
• Interest in NDIS, paediatric or neurological physiotherapy
• Clear, practical communication with clients, families and support teams
• Organised and comfortable working independently across different settings
• Current NDIS Worker Screening and Working with Children clearance, or willingness to obtain them
• Full driver's licence and reliable transport for home and community visits

Benefits

• Salary with annual reviews
• Flexible hours, with some remote work where the role allows
• Annual professional development budget and funding for external courses
• Paid parental leave
• Additional leave for travel or personal projects
• Progression pathways into senior, specialist and leadership roles
• Access to external mental health support
• Regular team events

Location

• Nundah: cafes and restaurants, a train station, and a short drive to the CBD