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Based in Western Sydney, this Occupational Therapist role offers a mix of clinic and community-based work with a paediatric focus. You will assess needs, support development, and work within a multidisciplinary team to deliver holistic care.
Excellent mentorship, flexible arrangements and strong career progression opportunities are highlighted, along with a supportive leadership team and established client demand.
Occupational Therapist | Exceptional Salary, Support & Flexibility | Western Sydney
Excellent Earning Potential | Incredible Team Culture | Outstanding Mentorship & Career Progression
Imagine joining a workplace where you're genuinely supported, your hard work is recognised, and you have the flexibility to enjoy life outside of work.
We're partnering with an exceptional allied health organisation in Western Sydney that's looking to welcome another Occupational Therapist to its growing team.
And this is genuinely one of those opportunities we're excited to share!
We've personally helped other clinicians join this organisation, and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. From the approachable leadership team to the incredible culture and genuine investment in staff, it's the kind of workplace where clinicians feel valued and enjoy coming to work.
Whether you're an intermediate OT looking to take the next step, a junior clinician seeking outstanding support, or a senior OT wanting better remuneration and flexibility, we'd love to hear from you.
The organisation is particularly keen to welcome an intermediate-level OT, but clinicians at all experience levels are encouraged to apply.
Excellent Salary & Earning Potential: Highly competitive remuneration tailored to your experience, with opportunities to grow your earnings as you progress.
An Incredible Team Culture: Join a friendly, welcoming and genuinely collaborative organisation with outstanding feedback from clinicians we've previously placed.
Exceptional Clinical Support: Access experienced Occupational Therapists and supportive senior leadership who genuinely invest in your development and success.
Flexible Working Arrangements: Enjoy a combination of clinic and community-based work, with flexibility to help you achieve a healthy work-life balance.
Fantastic Career Progression: Whether you want to become an exceptional senior clinician, specialise in your area of interest or eventually explore leadership, there are opportunities to grow.
Strong Multidisciplinary Team: Work alongside Speech Pathologists, Psychologists, Behaviour Support Practitioners and Physiotherapists who genuinely collaborate and support one another.
Ongoing Professional Development: Benefit from regular supervision, mentoring and continued learning opportunities designed around your experience and career goals.
Established Caseload & Strong Referral Demand: Join a growing organisation with an existing client base and plenty of opportunities to develop your clinical experience.
Supportive & Approachable Management: Be part of a workplace where your ideas are welcomed, your contributions are recognised and you're treated as a valued member of the team.
Based in Seven Hills and Parramatta, you'll support clients across Western Sydney through a combination of clinic and community-based services.
You'll work with a predominantly paediatric caseload, with opportunities to support adult clients depending on your interests, experience and the needs of the organisation.
Your work may include:
Functional capacity assessments and reports
Sensory processing and regulation
Fine and gross motor skill development
Activities of daily living and independence
Assistive technology assessments and recommendations
Emotional regulation and executive functioning
Supporting clients with complex developmental and functional needs
You'll also collaborate with an experienced multidisciplinary team, giving you the opportunity to learn from other disciplines and provide genuinely holistic care.
Importantly, you won't be left to figure everything out on your own. You'll have access to an established team, experienced clinicians and supportive leadership who want to see you succeed.
We're particularly interested in speaking with Occupational Therapists who have approximately 2–5 years of experience. However, junior and senior clinicians are absolutely encouraged to apply!
Ideally, you'll:
Hold an Occupational Therapy qualification and current AHPRA registration.
Have experience working with NDIS participants, or an interest in developing your skills in this space.
Enjoy working collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary team.
Be passionate about delivering high-quality, client-centred care.
Value professional development, supportive leadership and a positive team environment.
Be looking for a role where you can continue growing both clinically and financially.
You don't need to tick every box. If you're an enthusiastic Occupational Therapist looking for a genuinely supportive workplace, we'd still love to hear from you.
Let's face it. There are plenty of Occupational Therapy roles advertising competitive salaries, flexible working arrangements and professional development.
But finding an organisation that genuinely delivers on those promises is another story.
What makes this opportunity different is that we've seen firsthand how this organisation looks after its clinicians.
We've helped other allied health professionals join the team, and their feedback has consistently reinforced just how supportive and enjoyable the workplace is.
You'll have the opportunity to earn an excel