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Care Origin in Melton is seeking an Occupational Therapist to join the clinic-based paediatric team. The role focuses on assessments, goal setting, and intervention for children and young people within NDIS.
You will collaborate with families, teachers and other professionals to deliver person-centred care. This part-time position offers flexibility, no unrealistic KPI expectations, and potential move to full-time for the right candidate; a company car is available for community visits if
You will provide Occupational Therapy services primarily from our Melton clinic, with a strong focus on paediatric NDIS participants. Your caseload will be approximately 90% paediatric participants, including younger children and school-aged children, and 10% early teenage and adult participants, depending on referrals and service needs. The position is designed to be predominantly clinic based. If an occasional community-based visit is required, a company vehicle will be provided, so you will not be expected to routinely use your own vehicle for participant appointments.
Choose the days you want to work
Initially approximately 2 days per week
Clinic-based role in Melton
No unrealistic billable-hour KPIs
Friendly, relaxed and easy-going team
Existing referrals and growing caseload
Administrative and scheduling support
Work alongside Support Coordinators, AHAs and other allied health professionals
Company car provided for any community-based work, if required
Flexible working arrangements
Opportunity to move into a full-time position for the right candidate
Supportive and approachable management
Support with clinical reasoning and report writing
Assistance with complex cases
Access to multidisciplinary collaboration
Care Origin is a registered NDIS provider supporting participants across Melbourne's western suburbs. Our services include Allied Health, Support Coordination and community-based disability supports. Our Melton team works collaboratively to provide practical, person-centred support to participants and their families.