Physiotherapist | Mobile NDIS & Disability Physiotherapy

Mediix; Sydney; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Mediix is seeking a Physiotherapist to deliver mobile physiotherapy across homes, schools and community settings in Sydney and surrounding areas. You will work with participants with disability, neurological conditions, and mental health needs, focusing on movement, strength and functional goals.

You will assess participants, craft practical therapy plans, and provide education to families and carers. Travel between sessions with your own car is required and a licence is needed, with support

Qualifications

• AHPRA registered Physiotherapist.
• Interest in disability and NDIS work.
• Confident, clear written communication for reporting.
• Comfortable travelling between sessions, with your own car and a current licence.
• Adaptable, calm and good at building rapport with participants and families.

Responsibilities

• Assessing participants and building practical, goal based therapy plans.
• Delivering physiotherapy in real world settings (homes, schools, community spaces).
• Making assistive technology recommendations where they will help.
• Providing clear education and training for participants, families and carers.
• Writing clear NDIS reports and progress updates.
• Working with support coordinators, educators and doctors.

Skills

AHPRA Registered

Disability Experience

Communication Skills

Travel Ready

Job description

Physiotherapist | Mobile NDIS & Disability Physiotherapy

Your clinic is wherever your patient is

Most physio roles keep you in one room with one treatment table. This one takes you to the patient: their home, their school, a day program, or a local pool or gym. It’s a well established, registered NDIS provider with a large multidisciplinary team, and it’s looking for a physio who wants to see how much difference practical, goal based therapy can make to someone’s independence in everyday life.

What the role looks like

• Mobile physiotherapy delivered across homes, schools, day programs, community spaces and telehealth
• A caseload that can include people with intellectual disability, autism, neurological conditions and mental health needs
• A strong focus on movement, strength and function, with developmental work for some participants
• Opportunities to recommend assistive technology and teach safe movement strategies to participants, families and support workers
• Regular collaboration with OTs, exercise physiologists and dietitians within the same organisation
• A dedicated office team handling referrals and service agreements, so you can focus on therapy

What you’ll be doing

• Assessing participants and building practical, goal based therapy plans
• Delivering physiotherapy in a range of real world settings
• Making assistive technology recommendations where they will help
• Providing clear education and training for participants, families and carers
• Writing clear NDIS reports and progress updates
• Working with support coordinators, educators and doctors

What we’re looking for

• AHPRA registered Physiotherapist
• Interest in disability and NDIS work, or a genuine willingness to learn
• Confident, clear written communication for reporting
• Comfortable travelling between sessions, with your own car and a current licence (to be confirmed with the client)
• Adaptable, calm and good at building rapport with participants and families
• Team player who values working across disciplines

What’s in it for you

• A varied week with real range in settings and presentations
• A multidisciplinary team to collaborate with
• Admin and referral support from a dedicated office team
• A chance to build skills in disability and NDIS work
• Flexible approach to your service area across Sydney, to be discussed
• Competitive package based on experience