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Are you a passionate Paediatric Occupational Therapist looking to make a lasting impact in children’s lives? Join our client's supportive and dynamic team, where your expertise, creativity, and compassion will help children overcome challenges and achieve important developmental milestones.

Why Join Us?

✔ Work alongside a dedicated team of who are passionate about paediatrics.
✔ Enjoy a genuinely supportive workplace, led by an Occupational Therapist who understands the profession inside and out.
✔ This is a growth opportunity! Due to increasing demand, we are expanding our team

Your Role

As part of our team, you will:
🔹 Design and implement tailored therapy plans to support each child’s unique needs.
🔹 Collaborate with families and our multidisciplinary team to create the best outcomes.
🔹 Be part of a workplace that values professional development and work-life balance.

What We’re Looking For

✅ Bachelor in Occupational Therapy
✅ Current AHPRA Registration
✅ A passion for working in paediatrics
✅ A team player who thrives in a collaborative environment

What We Offer

🌟 A positive and uplifting team culture where everyone is valued.
🌟 A career pathway that encourages growth, learning, and excellence.
🌟 Ongoing training and development to expand your skills.
🌟 A leadership team that prioritises clinician well-being and work-life balance.

If you're ready to take the next step in your career and be part of a team that truly makes a difference, we'd love to hear from you!

📍 Location: Newcastle, NSW

We are seeking passionate and dedicated Occupational Therapists to join a dynamic team in supporting a vibrant community of families. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to work out of our client's Newcastle clinic, which boasts incredible sensory spaces designed to engage and challenge participants in a therapeutic environment.   Key Responsibilities:

• Provide individual and group occupational therapy services for children, adolescents, and young adults with various developmental and learning disabilities.
• Design and deliver creative therapy sessions using the clinic’s multi-purpose spaces, ensuring they are both fun and challenging for our participants.
• Collaborate with a multi-disciplinary team of therapists, specialists, and families to achieve the best possible outcomes for clients.
• Develop individualized therapy plans tailored to meet each participant's unique needs.
• Conduct assessments and progress evaluations to track and measure improvements.
• Engage with families to provide guidance, support, and education in relation to therapy goals.
• Utilize sensory equipment and adapt therapeutic activities to maximize client engagement and development.

Key Attributes & Qualifications:

• Degree in Occupational Therapy and current registration with the relevant professional body.
• Experience working with children, adolescents, and young adults with developmental and learning disabilities is highly desirable.
• A playful, energetic, and enthusiastic approach to therapy with a focus on achieving positive outcomes.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with a passion for working within a multi-disciplinary team.
• Creative and flexible in approach to therapy, with a focus on providing meaningful, individualized experiences for participants.
• Ability to work independently and manage a caseload effectively.

  What We Offer:

• A supportive and fun team environment.
• Access to a well-equipped clinic with unique sensory spaces.
• Opportunities for professional development and training.
• A rewarding career working with a diverse and dynamic group of clients and families

Our Client is a multidisciplinary paediatric therapeutic centre offering the highest quality care to families of neurodiverse children living with autism, developmental delays, speech and communication disorders, ADHD, and Fragile X They offer a stepped-care approach in a range of 1:1 and community settings to support children and families on their early intervention and communication journey. Their dedicated team is passionate, neurodiverse affirming, and consistently seeking to grow and improve using the latest available evidence-based technology and research   About the role You will also provide your expertise and share your knowledge with the multidisciplinary team, building their insight into the discipline of communication and speech pathology. You will have daily allocated non-face-to-face and administration time, and weekly allocated supervision, professional development, and multidisciplinary meetings.   About you

• A Bachelor’s degree or Master’s degree in Speech Pathology.
• Current Speech Pathology Australia membership and eligible to apply for a Medicare Provider Number.
• A desire to work with children and their families.
• A strong interest in assessing and implementing AAC and speech/language programs for children.
• Proficiency with a range of technology, including using databases, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and the capacity to develop skills in telehealth applications.
• A NSW Working With Children Check and National Police Check.
• A current first aid certificate, including Asthma, Anaphylaxis, and CPR certification or be willing to obtain this.

  What We Offer:

• A highly competitive remuneration package based on skills and experience.
• A balanced caseload.
• A positive contribution to society and rewarding social impact.
• Generous and relevant professional development opportunities, e.g., Hanen training, LAMP training, Gestalt Language Processing course, Liberator AAC training, Sensory Certificate Course for SLPs, Feeding and Swallowing training, etc.
• Lots of assessment tools and resources to use.
• A fun, tight-knit, and highly passionate team.
• Supportive administrative staff and management committed to your success.
• Flexible hours for the right candidate.
• A welcoming and family-oriented team environment, united by our passion for kids.

About Us

We are an innovative provider of allied health services with an extensive network across Australia, dedicated to delivering quality care to our NDIS participants.

Position Overview

Location: Western Sydney (Parramatta, Castle Hill, Seven Hills & Penrith) Work Arrangement: Flexible - Full-time or Part-time (3-4 days) Office Options: Work from home or offices in Newington, Liverpool, or St Leonards

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver therapy and interventions for NDIS participants, with a focus on both psychosocial disabilities and physical conditions
• Conduct comprehensive assessments including Home, ADL, and Functional Capacity evaluations
• Manage assistive technology requirements and home modifications
• Maintain detailed clinical documentation and reports
• Work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team setting
• Manage a moderate caseload with reasonable daily targets
• Provide training and coaching to team members (Senior OT positions)

Compensation & Benefits

Salary Package

• Base Salary: $85,000-$120,000 + Superannuation (experience-based)
• Monthly Performance Bonus
• Annual Travel Allowance: $8,000 (additional travel reimbursed)

Additional Benefits

• Comprehensive Professional Development program
• Flexible working arrangements
• Technology package (mobile phone and laptop)
• Relocation assistance available
• Supportive administrative framework
• Reasonable daily targets (6 hours/day, adjusted for leave)

Essential Criteria

• Current AHPRA registration as an Occupational Therapist
• Minimum 1-2 years clinical experience (or motivated new graduates)
• Strong communication skills and attention to detail
• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively
• Commitment to quality service delivery

Desirable Experience

• NDIS service delivery
• Mental health background
• Previous experience in home modifications and assistive technology

Career Development

• Specialization opportunities in preferred clinical areas
• Pathway to leadership roles
• Regular collaboration with Allied Health Assistants
• Ongoing mentorship and support

Team Environment

• Supportive and experienced colleagues
• Strong administrative and managerial support
• Focus on quality outcomes
• Collaborative approach to participant care

Interested candidates should demonstrate a passion for participant-centered care and a commitment to achieving optimal outcomes for NDIS participants.

About the Role: We are seeking a dedicated Registered Nurse to join our healthcare team in NSW. This role offers the opportunity to provide high-quality patient care in a supportive and professional environment.

Essential Requirements:

• Current registration with AHPRA (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency)
• Current National Police Check
• Working with Children Check (NSW)
• Up-to-date immunization records including COVID-19 vaccination
• Evidence of right to work in Australia

Key Responsibilities:

• Deliver comprehensive patient care according to established nursing care plans
• Assess patients' health conditions and monitor vital signs
• Administer medications and treatments as prescribed
• Document patient information and maintain accurate medical records
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary healthcare teams
• Supervise Enrolled Nurses and other healthcare workers
• Participate in quality improvement initiatives
• Comply with infection control policies and procedures
• Respond to emergency situations as required
• Maintain patient confidentiality and privacy

Required Skills and Experience:

• Minimum 2 years post-registration experience
• Strong clinical assessment and decision-making abilities
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Demonstrated ability to work both independently and as part of a team
• Computer literacy and experience with electronic medical records
• Physical capability to perform required duties

Desirable Attributes:

• Post-graduate qualifications in relevant specialty
• Experience in clinical leadership or mentoring
• Knowledge of current NSW Health policies and procedures
• Additional languages considered advantageous

Benefits:

• Competitive salary packaging options
• Professional development opportunities
• Flexible rostering arrangements
• Supportive team environment
• Opportunities for career progression
• Additional allowances as per NSW Public Health System Nurses' and Midwives' Award

Hours: Full-time/Part-time positions available Rotating roster including mornings, afternoons, and night shifts