New Graduate Occupational Therapist | Weekly Supervision & Work Shadowing

Gorilla Jobs Pty Ltd.; Brisbane; On-site; AUD 80,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary from AUD 80k–95k plus Super

PD allowance AUD 1500

Flexible working hours

9 day fortnight

Weekly supervision

Workshadowing opportunities

Induction program

Travel allowance for community work

In-house PD training

Job summary

Gorilla Jobs Pty Ltd. is seeking a New Graduate Occupational Therapist in Brisbane to support paediatric and young adult clients in clinic (60%) and community (40%). The role includes weekly supervision, gradual caseload growth up to 20 billable hours per week, and a $1500 PD allowance.

You will be part of a small allied health team in Springwood with flexible hours and options for a 9-day fortnight, travel allowances for community work, and a comprehensive induction program.

Qualifications

• Tertiary qualification in Occupational Therapy.
• AHPRA registration.
• Unrestricted working rights in Australia.
• Drivers licence and own vehicle.

Responsibilities

• Conduct initial assessments.
• Create tailored therapy plans.
• Record progress notes.
• Write relevant NDIS progress reports.

Skills

Paediatric care

Young adult care

Clinical supervision

Education

Occupational Therapy degree

Job description

New Graduate Occupational Therapist | Weekly Supervision & Work Shadowing

Join this small allied health provider located in Springwood committed to their mission to guide and support children and young adults, and their families, enabling them to lead fulfilling lives!

Part-time and full-time opportunities available!

• $80,000 - $95,000 + Super


• Paediatric & Young adult caseload based in the clinic (60%) and out in the community (40%)


• Weekly supervision, gradual increase of caseload capped at 20 billable hours per week & $1500 PD allowance

Benefits

• Salaries from $80,000 - $95,000 + Super


• $1500 professional development allowance for external training


• Flexible working hours (early start, early finish or late start, late finish)


• Option to work a 9 day fortnight


• Quarterly team building days


• Weekly supervision


• Workshadowing opportunities


• Comprehensive induction program


• Travel allowance for any community based work


• Quarterly multidisciplinary training providing in house professional development


• Well equipped clinic full of resources and purpose built spaces


• Ample work shadowing opportunities

Additional Information

• Weekly 1:1 Supervision & informal mentoring opportunities from your team


• Gradual increase of caseload capped at 20 billables for the first 12 months


• Option to work a 9 day fortnight and choose your start/ finish times

Your Role

You will see 20 private & NDIS clients 0-21 years in clinic (60%) and community settings (40%) per week. In your role, you will:

• Conduct initial assessments


• Create tailored therapy plans


• Record progress notes


• Write relevant NDIS progress reports

How will you be supported

• Undertake a full day (first day) onboarding with the director going through policies, procedures and systems


• On your second day you will see 1-2 clients, shadowed by another OT, and have daily check in's for your first 2 weeks.


• You will gradually increase your caseload as you develop your confidence, capping at 20 billables or the first 12 months


• Have weekly 1:1 supervision sessions with your Director (with extensive paediatric OT experience)


• Access a $1500 CPD allowance for external professional development to undertake external training


• Informal opportunities for mentoring from your team for further support

Requirements

• Tertiary qualification in Occupational Therapy


• AHPRA registration


• Unrestricted working rights in Australia


• Drivers licence and own vehicle