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Oncology Recovery Services (ORSI) in Woollahra, across from Bondi Junction station, is seeking a Physiotherapist for a permanent part-time role (32 hours per week). You will combine manual therapy, exercise prescription, and patient education to support cancer rehabilitation.
You will assess patients, design evidence-based rehabilitation plans, and participate in multidisciplinary discussions. Lymphoedema qualification is required or completion of an approved course prior to or upon commencement.
Permanent Part-Time (32 hours per week). Actual take-home salary range for these hours is $76,000 - $101,000 + Superannuation, dynamically calculated from a full-time equivalent of $90,000 - $120,000 + Super based on clinical experience.
You will combine manual therapy, exercise prescription, patient education, and individualized rehabilitation planning to manage the physical impacts of cancer treatments.
Perform detailed patient assessments and design evidence-based rehabilitation plans
Support recovery across various treatment stages and help patients achieve functional goals
Participate in multidisciplinary case discussions, research initiatives, and community programs
AHPRA Registration as a Physiotherapist with unrestricted Australian work rights
Strong foundations in manual therapy and exercise-based rehabilitation
A genuine passion for oncology care and a drive to develop specialist skills
Lymphoedema Qualification: Recognized lymphoedema training is required. (Clinicians without this training are strongly encouraged to apply; completion of an approved course prior to or upon commencement is required)
Excellent communication skills and a collaborative, patient-centred approach
Oncology Recovery Services (ORSI) is a specialist private clinic in Woollahra (across from Bondi Junction station) dedicated to evidence-based cancer rehabilitation. We help individuals restore function, confidence, and quality of life during and after cancer treatment.