Occupational Therapist

ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Provide life-changing occupational therapy services to NDIS participants
• Conduct assessments and develop evidence-based therapy plans
• Work across diverse settings including homes, schools, workplaces, and community centres
• Support participants in achieving goals and maximizing NDIS funding
• Collaborate within an interdisciplinary allied health team
• Build meaningful relationships with participants, families, carers, and support networks
• Attend weekly hub meetings and contribute to team discussions
• Utilize AI-powered tools to enhance service delivery and reduce administrative tasks

QUALIFICATION:
• Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational Therapy
• General AHPRA Registration

EXPERIENCE:
• Experience working in NDIS/disability is preferred but not essential
• Open to motivated and purpose-driven practitioners

SKILLS:
• Strong communication and interpersonal abilities
• Positive, flexible, and team-oriented approach
• Commitment to personal and professional development
• Ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary environment
• Effective assessment and clinical reasoning skills

REQUIREMENTS:
• Valid driver’s license
• NDIS Worker Screening Check
• Working with Children Check

BENEFITS:
• Competitive salary package with performance and loyalty bonuses
• Continuous learning with mentoring from industry-leading therapists
• Flexible working options with calendar control
• Dedicated operational, clinical, and administrative support
• Career pathways in clinical mentoring, education, and leadership
• Pet-friendly hubs, wellbeing days, and regular social events
• Paid parental leave and Employee Assistance Program access
• In-house career coaching and professional development budget

ABOUT THE COMPANY:
Everyday Independence is one of Australia’s largest allied health providers, operating over 40 hubs nationwide. As part of the international APM Group, the organization is committed to enabling better lives by delivering therapy-based support to NDIS-funded children, teenagers, adults, and their families. Working within the “Everyday Way” model, teams provide community-based therapy focused on inclusion, independence, and breaking down barriers—empowering individuals with disabilities to live fuller and happier lives.