Occupational Therapist | Genuine Mixed Caseload | Therapy & Assessment Work

Voxx Recruitment; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Voxx Recruitment is seeking an Occupational Therapist to deliver a genuine mixed caseload across paediatrics and adults within community settings in East and Southeast Melbourne. There is an option to work from an office when not seeing clients, with a supportive team of 10 OT clinicians.

You will undertake home visits, schools and community settings, tailoring your caseload to your interests and experience while collaborating with stakeholders to maximise client independence and daily

Qualifications

• Current AHPRA registration
• Interest in community-based practice
• Experience with paediatric, adult or mixed caseloads in the NDIS

Responsibilities

• Work with clients in homes, schools and community settings across East and Southeast Melbourne
• Tailor caseload across paediatrics and adults to align with interests
• Complete SIL and SDA assessments and Functional Capacity Assessments
• Prescribe and assess Assistive Technology
• Undertake home modification assessments and collaborate with stakeholders

Skills

Paediatric experience

Adult experience

NDIS caseload experience

Education

AHPRA registration

Job description

Occupational Therapist | Genuine Mixed Caseload | Therapy & Assessment Work

Mixed Caseload | Paeds & Adults | Community with an office

Caseload: Mixed caseload, tailored to clinician's preferences and experience

Setting: Community-based (East and Southeast Melbourne)

Team size: 10 Occupational Therapists

Work type: Full-time, 9-day fortnight available

Salary: $85 - 120K + Super + $1.5K PD

Are you an Occupational Therapist with paediatric experience looking to move into adult practice, or an adult-focused OT wanting to broaden your experience across the lifespan? Join a community-based Occupational Therapy provider that can provide a genuine mixed caseload, supporting clients from early childhood intervention and paediatrics through to adults.

This is an excellent opportunity for any clinician who wants to join an established team of 10 Occupational Therapists and shape a caseload that aligns with your experience and professional interests.

What You Will Be Doing:

You will work with clients in their homes, schools and other community settings across East and Southeast Melbourne, with the option to use an office when not seeing clients.

Your caseload will be mixed across paediatrics and adults, with the opportunity to tailor your caseload to your interests.

Your responsibilities may include:

• Completing SIL and SDA assessments
• Completing Functional Capacity Assessments
• Prescribing and assessing Assistive Technology
• Undertaking home modification assessments, including minor and major modifications
• Working with clients across early childhood intervention, paediatrics and adult services
• Working collaboratively within an established OT team and with external stakeholders
• Providing recommendations to support clients’ independence, participation and daily functioning

What Makes This Role Stand Out:

• Genuine caseload variety: Work across paediatrics and adults, with opportunities to develop in areas such as AT, home modifications, FCAs, SIL/SDA and Access Requests.
• Established OT team: Join a team of 10 Occupational Therapists, supported by two experienced Directors.
• OT-focused environment: Work within a dedicated Occupational Therapy service with strong clinical peer support.
• Community-based role: Enjoy variety across home and community settings, with an office base in Burwood available when required.
• Work-life balance: Full-time role with a 9-day fortnight available.
• Professional development: Receive a $1,500 annual PD allowance and exposure to a broad range of assessments.
• Attractive remuneration: $85,000–$120,000 + super, depending on experience, plus travel reimbursement and bonus opportunities.

Essential Requirements

• Current AHPRA registration
• Interest in community-based practice
• Experience working with either paediatric, adult or mixed caseloads in the NDIS