Occupational Therapist | Clinic or Community | Weekly Supervision

Gorilla Jobs; Liverpool; On-site; AUD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Gorilla Jobs in Liverpool region invites Occupational Therapists to choose how they work—clinic, community, or a mix—while stepping into an established caseload. You’ll receive weekly supervision and mentoring, with a supportive management team guiding your growth in a private-practice environment.

We welcome new graduates, early-career OTs, and experienced clinicians, offering flexible FT or PT roles, with ongoing professional development and admin support to help you develop confidence and

Qualifications

• Recognised qualification in Occupational Therapy
• Current or eligible AHPRA registration
• Working with Children Check
• National Police Check

Responsibilities

• Occupational Therapy assessments and interventions
• Functional capacity assessments
• Developing individualised therapy programs
• Supporting clients with daily living skills, independence and participation
• Working with clients in the clinic and/or community
• Home, school and community-based appointments
• Equipment and assistive technology recommendations
• Clinical documentation and report writing
• Liaising with families, carers and other health professionals
• Working as part of a multidisciplinary allied health team

Skills

AHPRA registration

Client-focused

Team collaboration

Education

Occupational Therapy qualification

AHPRA registration

Working with Children Check

National Police Check

Job description

Occupational Therapist | Clinic or Community | Weekly Supervision

Liverpool Region | Full-Time or Part-Time | All Experience Levels Welcome

Salary: $75,000 - $110,000 + Super

Are you looking for an Occupational Therapy role where you can choose how you want to work, step into an established caseload, and be supported by a genuinely experienced team?

Whether you're a new graduate, early-career Occupational Therapist or an experienced clinician, the role can be shaped around your experience, clinical interests and preferred way of working.

Choose How You Want to Work. Not every Occupational Therapist wants the same type of role.
Here, you can choose to work:

• Predominantly clinic-based
• Predominantly community-based, including schools, homes and other community settings
• Or enjoy a mixture of clinic and community

You'll also be stepping into an already established caseload, so there is no expectation to build your diary from scratch.

For New Graduates & Junior Occupational Therapists: If you're early in your career, the focus isn't on chasing billables; it's on learning, building confidence and becoming a strong clinician.

Your caseload will be introduced gradually and increased in line with your confidence and capability, rather than expecting you to manage a full workload immediately.
You'll receive:

• Weekly supervision and mentoring
• A gradual caseload build-up based on your comfort level
• Regular professional development
• Support from experienced clinicians and an established management team
• Full administrative support
• Access to a broader multidisciplinary allied health team
• Support to develop your clinical reasoning, confidence and independence

You won't be expected to walk into a full caseload on day one.

If You're an Experienced Occupational Therapist: For experienced clinicians, there is plenty of flexibility and autonomy to shape the position around your strengths and clinical interests.

You can build a preferred caseload, work across different service environments and explore longer-term opportunities.

You'll be joining a business with established management and strong staff retention, offering long-term stability alongside the flexibility of private practice.
The Role: Depending on your preferences and experience, your week may include:

• Occupational Therapy assessments and interventions
• Functional capacity assessments
• Developing individualised therapy programs
• Supporting clients with daily living skills, independence and participation
• Working with clients in the clinic and/or community
• Home, school and community-based appointments
• Equipment and assistive technology recommendations
• Clinical documentation and report writing
• Liaising with families, carers and other health professionals
• Working as part of a multidisciplinary allied health team

Both full-time and part-time arrangements can be considered.

Why Join?

• Choose clinic, community or a mixture of both
• Step into an established caseload
• Weekly supervision and mentoring
• Gradual caseload build-up for junior clinicians
• Junior clinicians focus on learning before billables
• Established and experienced management team
• Strong staff retention
• Full administrative support
• Regular professional development
• Multidisciplinary allied health environment
• Flexible working arrangements
• Opportunity to develop a caseload around your clinical interests
• Future leadership and career progression opportunities
• Work locally throughout the Liverpool region

About You

We'd love to hear from Occupational Therapists at any stage of their career.
You will need:

• A recognised qualification in Occupational Therapy
• Current or eligible AHPRA registration
• Working with Children Check
• National Police Check
• A collaborative and client-focused approach
• Driver's licence and access to a vehicle if completing community-based work

Most importantly, we're looking for someone who wants to join a stable, supportive team where clinicians are encouraged to develop at their own pace.
Interested? Whether you're a new graduate looking for your first supportive role, an early-career OT wanting stronger supervision, or an experienced Occupational Therapist looking for greater flexibility and autonomy, we'd love to speak with you.

Additional information

• All Experience Levels Welcome
• Choose your working schedule, highly flexible role
• Choose mixed caseload or paeds only