Occupational Therapist — Flexible Schedule & Growth Perks

Everyday Independence; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 83,000 - 108,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Superannuation

Vehicle options

Mobile phone

Laptop

Bonus potential up to $10,000

Job summary

Everyday Independence in Melbourne's southern suburbs is seeking an Occupational Therapist to provide life-changing therapy to NDIS participants. The role supports diverse settings including homes, schools, playgrounds, and community centres, with supervision and ongoing professional development available.

You will join an interdisciplinary team of allied health professionals and collaborate with families and carers to maximise outcomes and funding for participants.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy
• General AHPRA Registration
• Valid Australian driver’s license
• NDIS Workers Screening Check
• Working with Children Check
• Experience working in NDIS/disability is preferred, however not essential

Responsibilities

• Provide life-changing occupational therapy to NDIS participants.
• Work in diverse settings – homes, schools, playgrounds, workplaces, and community centres.
• Utilise an evidence-based measurement tool and create therapy plans to support participants in achieving their goals and maximizing NDIS funding.
• Work within an interdisciplinary team of allied health professionals.
• Build meaningful relationships with participants and their supports (family, carers, friends).
• Attend weekly team meetings in the Hub; participate in knowledge sharing with the team.

Skills

Communication skills

Team player

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy

Job description

Everyday Independence in Melbourne's southern suburbs is seeking an Occupational Therapist to provide life-changing therapy to NDIS participants. The role supports diverse settings including homes, schools, playgrounds, and community centres, with supervision and ongoing professional development available.

You will join an interdisciplinary team of allied health professionals and collaborate with families and carers to maximise outcomes and funding for participants.