Physiotherapist / Occupational Health Assessor / Injury Prevention

Why This Role Matters
The Senior Physiotherapist at IA Network plays a crucial role in preventing workplace injuries and improving occupational health outcomes across Australia. This role focuses on proactive injury prevention, early risk identification, and safe return-to-work strategies, helping industrial athletes stay healthy, productive, and protected within high-performing workplace environments.

Job Description
IA Network is seeking a Full-Time or Part-Time Senior Physiotherapist based in Sydney NSW. The role involves leading onsite physiotherapy services, conducting Pre-Employment Medical Assessments, managing workplace injuries, implementing Return to Work (RTW) plans, and utilising advanced wearable technology and movement analytics to enhance injury prevention outcomes across leading Australian organisations.

Key Features of the Role
• Position: Physiotherapist | Occupational Health Assessor | Injury Prevention
• Organization: IA Network
• Location: Sydney NSW
• Employment Type: Full-Time / Part-Time
• Salary Range: $50 – $60 per hour
• Focus Area: Occupational Health, Injury Prevention & Workplace Safety

Responsibilities
• Perform Pre-Employment Medical Assessments (PEMs) and medical clearances
• Assess, treat, and proactively manage workplace injuries
• Develop and implement Return to Work (RTW) plans
• Identify workplace risks and implement preventative strategies
• Deliver workplace training and education sessions
• Utilise wearable technology and digital movement analytics tools
• Collaborate with supervisors and on-site safety leaders
• Participate in injury management and safety meetings
• Lead onsite physiotherapy and injury prevention initiatives

Required Qualification
• Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Physiotherapy
• Current AHPRA Registration

Educational Requirement
• Degree in Physiotherapy

Important Requirements
• Current AHPRA registration
• Minimum 3 years of musculoskeletal physiotherapy experience (preferred)
• Experience in sports or occupational health settings (preferred)
• Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills
• Australian working rights

What We Offer
• Competitive hourly remuneration ($50–$60 per hour)
• Career progression and leadership pathways
• Exposure to advanced wearable technology and movement analytics
• Opportunities to work with leading Australian organisations
• Supportive, innovative, and values-driven team culture
• Professional development in occupational physiotherapy and injury prevention

Experience and Skills
• Minimum 3 years of musculoskeletal physiotherapy experience
• Experience in occupational health or sports physiotherapy
• Strong clinical reasoning and injury risk assessment skills
• Knowledge of Return to Work (RTW) processes
• Ability to deliver education and workplace training
• Leadership qualities and proactive approach to injury prevention

Salary Insights
• $50 – $60 per hour
• Competitive remuneration within a progressive occupational health organisation

Company Overview
Industrial Athlete, operating through IA Network since 2000, is a leading Australian provider of physiotherapy, injury prevention, and occupational health solutions. The organisation integrates sports science principles with advanced movement capture and reporting technology to prevent workplace injuries and enhance employee wellbeing. IA Network partners with major Australian organisations to drive proactive health and safety outcomes.

FAQs

1. Is this role full-time or part-time?
   Both full-time and part-time opportunities are available depending on candidate suitability and client site requirements.

2. Is AHPRA registration mandatory?
   Yes, current AHPRA registration is essential for this role.

3. What type of experience is preferred?
   A minimum of 3 years of musculoskeletal physiotherapy experience, particularly in occupational or sports settings, is preferred.

4. Is this a clinic-based role?
   No, this is primarily an onsite workplace-based role focusing on injury prevention and occupational health.

5. Are there career progression opportunities?
   Yes, there are clear pathways into leadership roles and expanded occupational health specialisations.

Application Tips
• Highlight musculoskeletal and occupational health experience clearly in your CV
• Mention experience with Pre-Employment Medicals and RTW programs
• Demonstrate measurable outcomes such as injury reduction or safety improvements
• Emphasise stakeholder communication and workplace collaboration skills
• Tailor your cover letter to reflect your passion for injury prevention and workplace health innovation