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Occupational Therapist | Neurological and Disability Rehab
Mediix · Lalor, Australia · On-site · Posted 5 days ago
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About the job
Occupational Therapist | Neurological and Disability Rehab
Location: Northern Melbourne, VIC (Lalor, Airport West and Doncaster areas)
The role
A large multidisciplinary practice is growing its northern team and is looking for an Occupational Therapist, full time or part time, who wants to build a career in neurological and disability rehab. Roles can be shaped around the right person, including the mix of clinic, home and community work.
What you’ll be doing
• Working with children and adults with neurological conditions and disability
• Therapy in clinic, at home and in the community, with the equipment you need taken to the session
• Functional assessments, goal setting and practical recommendations for daily life
• Working alongside speech pathologists, physios and allied health assistants
What’s on offer
• Full time or part time, with a flexible and supportive culture
• A company car can be discussed as part of your agreement
• Career pathways with different stream options, plus professional development support
• Wellbeing leave, paid parental leave and an extra leave perk for time away
• A team that celebrates diversity and backgrounds
• Recognised in national workplace rankings
About you
• Current AHPRA registration as an Occupational Therapist
• Full Australian working rights
• Interest in neuro rehab and disability work
• A current driver’s licence
Locations
• Lalor: a practical, well connected suburb with train access and a busy local shopping strip.
• Airport West: an easy commute across the north west, with large shopping centres and quick road access.
• Doncaster: a leafy eastern suburb with a big shopping precinct and strong bus links to the city.
Interested?
Reach out to Camille at camille@mediix.com.au for a confidential chat.
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