Occupational Therapist

Country Therapy is seeking an Occupational Therapist who would like to join our growing team and learn from experienced clinicians how to assess and make recommendations around self-care and life skills, aids, equipment, home modifications, manual handling and much more. If you are already an experienced clinician, we would then like to offer you autonomy in making work, work for you. Minimum 1 year experience is desired. We pride ourselves on our commitment to our clients and the relaxed and friendly environment we promote within our clinic. Our clients have a huge variety of needs, and so our team all have a broad range of interests and experience, which means we learn a lot from one another! As an employer, Country Therapy prides itself on its' commitment to staff well-being, and promoting and supporting work life balance. If you have a passion to work closely with your colleagues to support children, adults or participants families over the long term to achieve their goals and make real and lasting life change, we'd love to hear from you.

Responsibilities include:

Supporting Paediatric, Forensic and Adult mental health caseload depending on your experience.
Supporting clients with complex needs, including environmental modification, equipment prescription, sensory assessment and therapy, and helping with life skills and motor skills, using evidence-based practice
Management and prioritisation of clients with high and complex needs
Complete client assessments and reporting on a regular and timely basis, inclusive
Work closely with clients through DFFH, Mental Health Disability Complex Services, CAFS, Medicare, Private Aged care and NDIS Caseload.
Education and training of residential and community teams to help build skills and independence
Work with a team of allied health professionals and communicate effectively to provide quality service
Attend and participate in case conferences and team meetings where required
Work closely with the Principal Therapist on a weekly basis
Creating AHA plans and supporting AHA’s implement interventions to the participant
Benefits we can include:

Work from Home, Hybrid Work Model
Flexible hours Full Time position available. We will work with you to design hours that suit your needs.
An attractive salary package including leave and super
Ongoing supervision and professional development opportunities - everyone receives 1:1 weekly supervision regardless of there years of experience, we are always learning and will always benefit from support
Internal career progression pathway and established leadership framework
Opportunities to work closely within a multi-disciplinary team, including joint assessment and therapy sessions where appropriate
Access to a huge range of specialised equipment and resources
Friendly and passionate group of therapists who work together and support each other
Online practice management system, that can be remotely accessed, saving you time and streamlining case notes and client information
A professional development budget of $1500/year
Achievable billable targets that do not leave you stressed, broken and with no work life balance, and bonus/profit share system if exceeded
Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $74,000.00 – $118,648.31 per year

Schedule:

8 hour shift
Supplementary Pay:

Bonus
Performance bonus
Work Authorisation:

Australia (Preferred)
Work Location: In person

Expected Start Date: 07/07/2026

 
 
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