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The perks:

• A supportive team of experienced clinicians willing to share knowledge and skills

• A competitive salary based on skills and experience

• Access to unlimited ongoing professional development

• Full Administration support 

• Weekly team meetings and in services

• Flexibility to work from home and to manage your own day

• Ability to accrue and take time in lieu to promote optimal work life balance

• Travel expenses reimbursed with capped travel distance

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Senior Paediatric Occupational Therapist

The kids and adolescents we work with:

The most amazing part about being an OT is the people we work with! Our clients are aged 0-18 years old who have neurological conditions, physical disabilities including cerebral palsy and spina bifida, autism spectrum disorder, sensory processing differences, ADHD, dyspraxia, developmental and motor delays, learning and intellectual disabilities or behavioural and emotional regulation difficulties. It is a privilege to assist the kids and their families to develop their strengths, independence and to achieve their goals.

This is an exciting leadership opportunity to take the next step in your clinical career by managing a team of paediatric Occupational Therapists. You will also have a clinical caseload, working with clients and their families in the clinic, community and school environment. 

Whilst this position is for a team leader, we are also looking for more OT's to join our paediatric and adult teams. Send us a message for further information!

 

The role:

• Permanent full or part time position 

• Build your own paediatric team

• Maintain a collaborative and positive team culture

• Allocate referrals, manage leave requests and complete team performance reviews

 

In addition to the leadership role, your role as a clinician will involve:

• Assessment and intervention completed in the clinic or within the community (home, pre-school, schools)

• Completion of standardised developmental, fine motor/gross motor and sensory assessments as well as goal setting

• Provision of interventions including fine and gross motor skill development, handwriting, ADL training, play skills, sensory and emotional regulation

• Assistive technology prescription

 

Essential Criteria:

• A degree in Occupational Therapy and AHPRA registration

• Previous experience working as a Paediatric Occupational Therapist

• Demonstrated high level written and verbal communication skills, time management and organisational skills

• Demonstrated ability to work independently and as part of a team and apply professional knowledge and judgement when performing tasks

• Ability to carry out assessment and intervention of children in areas of self-care, sensory processing, fine and gross motor skills

• Experience recommending and prescribing Assistive Technology

• Working with Children Check and Police Check

• Current driver’s licence and own car with comprehensive insurance

 

Desirable Criteria:

• Experience working in the National Disability Insurance Scheme system

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Occupational Therapist (adult caseload / mixed caseload):

The people we work with:

The most amazing part about being an OT is the people we work with! Our clients present with a wide range of disabilities including neurological conditions, spinal cord injuries, intellectual impairments, physical impairments, mental health diagnoses, sensory differences, amputations and more. It is a privilege to assist them to develop their strengths, independence and to achieve their goals.

 

The role:

• Permanent part time or full time positions available

• Assessment and intervention completed in the clinic or within the community

• Complex AT prescription

• Prescription of environmental modifications

• Completion of ADL and SIL assessments

• Provision of functional training to carers to promote the clients' independence

• Development and implementation of ADL upgrading programs

• Assistance to transition people into new accommodation models

 

Essential Criteria:

• AHPRA registration and member of OT Australia

• Working with Children Check and Police Check

• Current driver’s licence and own car with comprehensive insurance

• Experience with equipment prescription and environmental modifications

• Demonstrated ability to work independently within a team and apply professional knowledge and judgement when performing tasks

• Demonstrated high level written and verbal communication skills, time management and organisational skills

• Excellent ability to provide clinical reasoning and report writing skills

• Self-motivated and passionate to further develop and implement a quality service

 

Desirable Criteria:

• Experience working within the National Disability Insurance Scheme system

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Physiotherapist:

You’re a qualified Physiotherapist and are committed to assisting your clients of varying ability in a sensitive and caring manner!

We are talking, variety of work, ongoing learning and development opportunity and support, a driven and motivated culture, and to top it off a fun and energetic team with you for the journey.

With an impressive leader focused on growth, the team are developing and delivering service and intervention to improve and transform the lives of clients.  

 

Like the sound of the structure? Let’s talk about more reasons to make you move…

• Full administration support with ability to accrue time in lieu, they are a group who live the work life balance they promote

• You will be supported and working in with a brilliant team of experienced allied health professionals to deliver solutions that have come to see this client viewed as an established and preferred provider

 

What does a day look like for you in this role?

As a qualified Physiotherapist, you will provide both in clinic and community services across the region (capped travel distance) to provide assessment and intervention of multidisciplinary approaches to achieving client centred goals. In return you will be offered a generous salary with additional allowances.

 

What are we looking for?
You must be a confident and assertive communicator who can balance the line between backing your recommendation and managing the relationship with our valued clients.  You must be seeking out the chance to own your knowledge and in return you will be rewarded with development potential and flexibility to balance work and life.

 

• This role suits all levels of experience

• Ability to carry out assessment and interventions

• Demonstrated high level written and verbal communication skills, time management and organisational skills

• Demonstrated ability to work independently and as part of a team and apply professional knowledge and judgement when performing tasks 

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To apply for a position with hb rehab please respond to the criteria listed above and email your application and resume to wayne@hbrehab.com.au

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