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Great Ocean Road Health invites applications from experienced Grade 2 or 3 Physiotherapists to join the Allied Health Team on a part-time basis (4 days per week). The role spans community, aged care and orthopaedic settings, with potential for ongoing extension.
Senior Grade 1 physiotherapists with at least three years’ experience may also be considered. Join our supportive multidisciplinary team along the Great Ocean Road, in a welcoming rural community.
Great Ocean Road Health serves the communities of Lorne, Apollo Bay, and the Surf Coast, providing high-quality, accessible healthcare close to home. Formed in 2019 through the integration of Lorne Community Hospital and Otway Health, we offer a range of services across our Lorne and Apollo Bay campuses. Our goal is to meet the growing healthcare needs of the community, ensuring sustainable, robust care for the future while maintaining local services and staff levels.
GORH have an opportunity for an experienced Grade 2 or 3 Physiotherapist to join the Allied Health Team on a part time basis, 4-days per week, with the potential for the role to be ongoing. The GORH physiotherapists deliver high-quality, person-centred care to clients across community, aged care, and orthopaedic settings. If you are passionate about clinical excellence, chronic musculoskeletal disease management, and fostering independence, we want to hear from you. Applications from senior Grade 1 physiotherapists with a minimum of three years relevant experience may be considered.
Working at Great Ocean Road Health gives you the opportunity to assist individuals, families and groups living, working and visiting rural communities with their health care needs, making for a rewarding and satisfying experience. Our team is strong and diverse and is supported and nurtured through continuous improvement programs and opportunities for professional development and growth.
Contact Name: Manager Allied Health, Campbell Craig