Occupational Therapist

Some clinics are busy. Some are supportive. A few manage to be both without compromising the way you work.

This privately owned practice has been built around a simple idea: if clinicians feel supported and have the time to do things properly, outcomes naturally follow. That philosophy shows in everything-from how caseloads are structured to how the team works day-to-day.

What you'll step into
A consistent paediatric caseload with a mix of early intervention and school-aged clients. You'll have the flexibility to lean into the areas you enjoy most-whether that's sensory integration, emotional regulation, or functional skill development.

There's no "one-size-fits-all" approach here. Sessions are tailored, and so is your schedule.

A different kind of workflow

• Longer appointment times where needed
• Admin time that actually exists in your calendar
• Freedom to structure your day in a way that works for you
• Support with resources, planning and parent communication

About the team
The clinic is known for being low-ego and high-support. You'll be working alongside therapists who are happy to share ideas, troubleshoot cases and back each other up when needed. It's collaborative without being overbearing.

Importantly, leadership is present-but not intrusive. You'll have guidance when you need it, and space when you don't.

What's on offer

• Strong base salary with achievable incentives
• Flexible full-time or part-time options
• Dedicated admin support (so you're not chasing bookings)
• Professional development allowance + ongoing mentoring
• A steady, well-managed caseload from day one
• Clear pathway if you're interested in progressing clinically

Who this suits

• An OT who enjoys working with children and families
• Someone who values flexibility and autonomy
• A clinician who wants to keep learning, without pressure or burnout
• New grads welcome with the right attitude and support needs

If you've been in roles where things felt rushed, rigid or overly KPI-driven-this is a chance to step into something more balanced, without losing momentum in your career.