Occupational Therapist | Community NDIS

Occupational Therapist | Community NDIS

Location: Sydney, NSW (Miranda area, with mobile work across home, school and community settings)

The role
Plenty of NDIS roles leave you working in a corner of a very large organisation. This is a smaller, close knit multidisciplinary practice where OTs work alongside speech pathologists, physios, psychologists and support coordinators, so you can pick up the phone to the person next door instead of writing a referral. The practice sees people of all ages and meets them where it suits them: in the clinic, at home, at school, at a day program or in the community. This is a permanent role, and the practice isn’t taking on contractors at this stage.

What you’ll be doing

• Individualised OT for children, adults and older people, built around each person’s goals
• Assessments, therapy plans and clear progress reports for NDIS participants
• Work to build independence, daily living skills and community participation
• Support for participants and families going through life transitions, including school to work
• Working with the practice’s other clinicians and support coordinators, so each person gets joined up care
• Home, school and community visits as well as clinic based sessions

What’s on offer

• Permanent employment, with the security of a stable team
• A culture built on kindness, integrity and respect, where staff and participants are valued
• Ongoing training and support to keep your skills growing
• Encouragement to build your career with the practice, with room to develop your own interests
• A focus on work life balance
• A collaborative team of allied health professionals across several disciplines
• A southern Sydney base, with mobile work out to participants

About you

• Current AHPRA registration as an Occupational Therapist
• Experience with NDIS participants is helpful, and enthusiasm for the work matters more than years
• Comfortable travelling to participants’ homes, schools and community locations, with a current driver’s licence
• Warm, organised and a clear writer of reports
• Full Australian working rights
• Willingness to complete NDIS Worker Screening and a Working With Children Check

Locations

• Miranda: a busy southern Sydney hub with a large shopping centre, a train line to the city and good access to the coast and national park.

Interested?
Reach out to Camille at [email protected] for a confidential chat.