Allied health professionals wanted as DI Facilitators - Western DE area

We're Hiring: Occupational Therapist (Paediatrics or Adults) 📍 Location: Adelaide 🕒 Full-time or Part-time 📅 Start Date: Flexible Are you a passionate Occupational Therapist looking to make a genuine impact in a supportive, client-focused environment? Whether your strengths lie in paediatrics or working with adults, we’d love to hear from you! About the Role: Our client is expanding their allied health team and seeking an enthusiastic OT to join vibrant, multidisciplinary clinic. You’ll manage a caseload based on your clinical interests and experience – working with children, adults, or a blended caseload, depending on your preference. What You'll Do: Conduct assessments, develop therapy plans, and deliver evidence-based interventions Collaborate with families, carers, and other professionals Maintain clear documentation and contribute to goal setting and reviews Participate in team meetings, supervision, and ongoing professional development What We’re Looking For: Qualified Occupational Therapist (AHPRA registered) Strong communication and interpersonal skills A genuine love for helping people achieve independence and joy in daily life Ability to work both independently and as part of a team New grads welcome – full supervision and mentoring provided! What We Offer: Warm, collaborative clinic culture with a supportive leadership team Flexibility to build a caseload around your clinical interests Competitive salary + super + bonuses Ongoing professional development allowance Admin and scheduling support so you can focus on what you do best Option for telehealth, in-clinic, school, or community-based work Paid team days, coffee catchups, and a bit of fun along the way! For more information please reach out to ania@mediix.com.au Ref.220725990

About Us: Fleet Healthcare is a trusted provider of mobile allied health services, proudly servicing all suburbs across Greater Sydney. Our multidisciplinary team delivers high-quality, personalised care in the comfort of clients’ homes and other community settings. We offer a full range of services, including Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Exercise Physiology, Podiatry, Massage Therapy, Chiropractic, and Dietetics. Our clients come from diverse backgrounds, with a strong focus on elderly individuals and people living with disability, particularly those supported through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). We work across various settings such as private homes, disability day programs, aged care facilities, workplaces, and community centres. About the Role: We are currently seeking a compassionate and driven Occupational Therapist to join our expanding mobile team. Due to rapid growth and consistently high demand, appointment slots are now fully booked, with an increasing number of NDIS participants waiting to access services. This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced therapist or a new graduate looking to make an impact in a community-based role, with full autonomy over your schedule and caseload. Requirements Key Responsibilities: Provide high-quality Occupational Therapy assessments, interventions, and progress reviews Develop and implement goal-oriented therapy plans tailored to NDIS participants and elderly clients Complete required clinical documentation, including reports, treatment notes, and functional assessments Collaborate with support coordinators, plan managers, and families to ensure effective therapy delivery Assist with scheduling and basic admin support as needed Essential Criteria: Current AHPRA registration as an Occupational Therapist Valid Australian Driver’s Licence and reliable vehicle Professional Indemnity and Public Liability Insurance Excellent written and verbal communication skills Strong time management and ability to work independently Passion for working in the NDIS and aged care sectors Familiarity with NDIS functional assessments, goal-setting, and reporting (preferred but not essential) New graduates with a strong interest in NDIS and community health are encouraged to apply Benefits What We Offer: Competitive remuneration: NDIS Clients - $120 per hour including super, or choose your own pay rate HCP or Private Clients - $82 per hour including super, or choose your own pay rate Flexible hours: Work when and where you want—Monday to Sunday options available Total autonomy and work-life balance—no quotas or minimum hours All admin, billing, and scheduling handled by our support team All treatment equipment and essentials provided Use your own smartphone or tablet to access our digital systems On-demand mentoring and clinical support available anytime Access to consistent client referrals and full caseloads, thanks to our in-house marketing Make a meaningful difference in people’s lives while enjoying the freedom and flexibility of mobile practice. Join Fleet Healthcare and help empower NDIS participants and elderly clients to live more independently. Apply now or reach out to learn more—we’d love to connect with you.

About Us: Fleet Healthcare is a trusted provider of mobile allied health services, proudly servicing all suburbs across Greater Sydney. Our multidisciplinary team delivers high-quality, personalised care in the comfort of clients’ homes and other community settings. We offer a full range of services, including Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Exercise Physiology, Podiatry, Massage Therapy, Chiropractic, and Dietetics. Our clients come from diverse backgrounds, with a strong focus on elderly individuals and people living with disability, particularly those supported through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). We work across various settings such as private homes, disability day programs, aged care facilities, workplaces, and community centres. About the Role: We are currently seeking a compassionate and driven Occupational Therapist to join our expanding mobile team. Due to rapid growth and consistently high demand, appointment slots are now fully booked, with an increasing number of NDIS participants waiting to access services. This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced therapist or a new graduate looking to make an impact in a community-based role, with full autonomy over your schedule and caseload. Requirements Key Responsibilities: Provide high-quality Occupational Therapy assessments, interventions, and progress reviews Develop and implement goal-oriented therapy plans tailored to NDIS participants and elderly clients Complete required clinical documentation, including reports, treatment notes, and functional assessments Collaborate with support coordinators, plan managers, and families to ensure effective therapy delivery Assist with scheduling and basic admin support as needed Essential Criteria: Current AHPRA registration as an Occupational Therapist Valid Australian Driver’s Licence and reliable vehicle Professional Indemnity and Public Liability Insurance Excellent written and verbal communication skills Strong time management and ability to work independently Passion for working in the NDIS and aged care sectors Familiarity with NDIS functional assessments, goal-setting, and reporting (preferred but not essential) New graduates with a strong interest in NDIS and community health are encouraged to apply Benefits What We Offer: Competitive remuneration: NDIS Clients - $120 per hour including super, or choose your own pay rate HCP or Private Clients - $82 per hour including super, or choose your own pay rate Flexible hours: Work when and where you want—Monday to Sunday options available Total autonomy and work-life balance—no quotas or minimum hours All admin, billing, and scheduling handled by our support team All treatment equipment and essentials provided Use your own smartphone or tablet to access our digital systems On-demand mentoring and clinical support available anytime Access to consistent client referrals and full caseloads, thanks to our in-house marketing Make a meaningful difference in people’s lives while enjoying the freedom and flexibility of mobile practice. Join Fleet Healthcare and help empower NDIS participants and elderly clients to live more independently. Apply now or reach out to learn more—we’d love to connect with you.

About Us Australian Healthcare Associates (AHA) is Australia's largest specialist health and human services consultancy. Now in our 34th year, we partner with federal, state and territory governments to improve health and social outcomes for Australians by delivering evaluations, reviews and program administration engagements of major national importance. AHA’s story is all about its people. We pride ourselves on our supportive and inclusive culture, and on the vision, creativity, and drive of our staff. Our high-performing team of passionate and talented individuals works collaboratively to deliver great outcomes for our clients.  AHA has secured the contract to assist the Victorian Government Department of Education (DE) to deliver the Disability Inclusion Profile to all Victorian government schools.  About the Role We’re looking for Facilitators to deliver the profile in the Brimbank Melton DE area. Living within the Brimbank Melton DE area, you have a background in Inclusive Education and a minimum of 5 years of experience working with children with additional needs, their families, and their school.  You will be part of a team of experienced student focused professionals (Disability Inclusion Facilitators) who will visit schools to facilitate Disability Inclusion Profile meetings. We are passionate about ensuring the quality of our work and the wellbeing of our team. In addition to facilitating the profile meetings, you will be supported to participate in extensive training and development activities, including:  Regular shadowing provided by your Team Leader and other Facilitators. Extensive initial training as well as ongoing training and development opportunities. Regular ‘quality improvement days’. Continuing professional support and guidance from your Team Leader. Comprehensive training and support in the conduct of Disability Inclusion Profiles will be provided. Your home will be your base and you will visit schools to facilitate Disability Inclusion Profile meetings.   In addition to providing leave for the school holiday period, we are keen to discuss opportunities for a work structure that suits you and your family, including the option to work full time or 4 days/0.8 FTE.   On offer Excellent remuneration: $108,201 salary + 12% superannuation (FTE). Permanent, ongoing role. Flexible working arrangements, school visits balanced with working from home. Work time to be aligned with Victorian school terms i.e., work during school terms and not work during school holidays. Extensive training provided in the use of the new strengths-based tool. Ongoing training and support. About You Qualifications as a Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapist, Speech Pathologist/Therapist or Psychologist. Current AHPRA/SPA registration. 5+ years of experience working in/with schools. Extensive knowledge of child development, disabilities or learning challenges that students may experience. Strong understanding of the principles of inclusion in education. Understanding of a strengths-based approach. Experience in group facilitation. Excellent verbal communication and interpersonal skills. Excellent attention to detail combined with an ability to work under pressure. Ability to write concise and accurate reports. Excellent time management skills. Intermediate computer skills. Valid Australian driver licence and reliable own car – required for travel. If you have these skills and experience and are interested in working with us, then we would like to hear from you now.   To apply please upload your CV and a cover letter outlining how your skills and experience align with the requirements of the role. Please include your suburb of residence, the region you’re applying for, your preference to work FT or 4 days/week and your AHPRA or SPA registration details on your application. Note: applications that do not include a tailored cover letter will not be considered. Applications close 5pm Friday 15 August 2025. Please note candidates will be shortlisted and interviewed as applications are received. All questions can be directed to recruitment@ahaconsulting.com.au Applicants must have full Australian working rights. Further information about AHA is available at our website: www.ahaconsulting.com.au Agency applications will not be considered. AHA is an Equal Opportunity Employer who provides an inclusive work environment and embraces the diverse talent of its people. We support flexible and accessible working arrangements for all. This includes people with a disability, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, culturally, religiously, and linguistically diverse people, young people, older people, and people who identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex, or queer. All are encouraged to apply.

About Us Australian Healthcare Associates (AHA) is Australia's largest specialist health and human services consultancy. Now in our 34th year, we partner with federal, state and territory governments to improve health and social outcomes for Australians by delivering evaluations, reviews and program administration engagements of major national importance. AHA’s story is all about its people. We pride ourselves on our supportive and inclusive culture, and on the vision, creativity, and drive of our staff. Our high-performing team of passionate and talented individuals works collaboratively to deliver great outcomes for our clients.  AHA has secured the contract to assist the Victorian Government Department of Education (DE) to deliver the Disability Inclusion Profile to all Victorian government schools.  About the Role We’re looking for Facilitators to deliver the profile in the Ovens Murray DE area. Living within the Ovens Murray DE area, you have a background in Inclusive Education and a minimum of 5 years of experience working with children with additional needs, their families, and their school.  You will be part of a team of experienced student focused professionals (Disability Inclusion Facilitators) who will visit schools to facilitate Disability Inclusion Profile meetings. We are passionate about ensuring the quality of our work and the wellbeing of our team. In addition to facilitating the profile meetings, you will be supported to participate in extensive training and development activities, including:  Regular shadowing provided by your Team Leader and other Facilitators. Extensive initial training as well as ongoing training and development opportunities. Regular ‘quality improvement days’. Continuing professional support and guidance from your Team Leader. Comprehensive training and support in the conduct of Disability Inclusion Profiles will be provided. Your home will be your base and you will visit schools to facilitate Disability Inclusion Profile meetings.   In addition to providing leave for the school holiday period, we are keen to discuss opportunities for a work structure that suits you and your family, including the option to work full time or 4 days/0.8 FTE.   On offer Excellent remuneration: $108,201 salary + 12% superannuation (FTE). Permanent, ongoing role. Flexible working arrangements, school visits balanced with working from home. Work time to be aligned with Victorian school terms i.e., work during school terms and not work during school holidays. Extensive training provided in the use of the new strengths-based tool. Ongoing training and support. About You Qualifications as a Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapist, Speech Pathologist/Therapist or Psychologist. Current AHPRA/SPA registration. 5+ years of experience working in/with schools. Extensive knowledge of child development, disabilities or learning challenges that students may experience. Strong understanding of the principles of inclusion in education. Understanding of a strengths-based approach. Experience in group facilitation. Excellent verbal communication and interpersonal skills. Excellent attention to detail combined with an ability to work under pressure. Ability to write concise and accurate reports. Excellent time management skills. Intermediate computer skills. Valid Australian driver licence and reliable own car – required for travel. If you have these skills and experience and are interested in working with us, then we would like to hear from you now.   To apply please upload your CV and a cover letter outlining how your skills and experience align with the requirements of the role. Please include your suburb of residence, the region you’re applying for, your preference to work FT or 4 days/week and your AHPRA or SPA registration details on your application. Note: applications that do not include a tailored cover letter will not be considered. Applications close 5pm Friday 15 August 2025. Please note candidates will be shortlisted and interviewed as applications are received. All questions can be directed to recruitment@ahaconsulting.com.au Applicants must have full Australian working rights. Further information about AHA is available at our website: www.ahaconsulting.com.au Agency applications will not be considered. AHA is an Equal Opportunity Employer who provides an inclusive work environment and embraces the diverse talent of its people. We support flexible and accessible working arrangements for all. This includes people with a disability, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, culturally, religiously, and linguistically diverse people, young people, older people, and people who identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex, or queer. All are encouraged to apply.

About Us Australian Healthcare Associates (AHA) is Australia's largest specialist health and human services consultancy. Now in our 34th year, we partner with federal, state and territory governments to improve health and social outcomes for Australians by delivering evaluations, reviews and program administration engagements of major national importance. AHA’s story is all about its people. We pride ourselves on our supportive and inclusive culture, and on the vision, creativity, and drive of our staff. Our high-performing team of passionate and talented individuals works collaboratively to deliver great outcomes for our clients.  AHA has secured the contract to assist the Victorian Government Department of Education (DE) to deliver the Disability Inclusion Profile to all Victorian government schools.  About the Role We’re looking for Facilitators to deliver the profile in the Wimmera South West DE area. Living within the Wimmera South West DE area, you have a background in Inclusive Education and a minimum of 5 years of experience working with children with additional needs, their families, and their school.  You will be part of a team of experienced student focused professionals (Disability Inclusion Facilitators) who will visit schools to facilitate Disability Inclusion Profile meetings. We are passionate about ensuring the quality of our work and the wellbeing of our team. In addition to facilitating the profile meetings, you will be supported to participate in extensive training and development activities, including:  Regular shadowing provided by your Team Leader and other Facilitators. Extensive initial training as well as ongoing training and development opportunities. Regular ‘quality improvement days’. Continuing professional support and guidance from your Team Leader. Comprehensive training and support in the conduct of Disability Inclusion Profiles will be provided. Your home will be your base and you will visit schools to facilitate Disability Inclusion Profile meetings.   In addition to providing leave for the school holiday period, we are keen to discuss opportunities for a work structure that suits you and your family, including the option to work full time or 4 days/0.8 FTE.   On offer Excellent remuneration: $108,201 salary + 12% superannuation (FTE). Permanent, ongoing role. Flexible working arrangements, school visits balanced with working from home. Work time to be aligned with Victorian school terms i.e., work during school terms and not work during school holidays. Extensive training provided in the use of the new strengths-based tool. Ongoing training and support. About You Qualifications as a Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapist, Speech Pathologist/Therapist or Psychologist. Current AHPRA/SPA registration. 5+ years of experience working in/with schools. Extensive knowledge of child development, disabilities or learning challenges that students may experience. Strong understanding of the principles of inclusion in education. Understanding of a strengths-based approach. Experience in group facilitation. Excellent verbal communication and interpersonal skills. Excellent attention to detail combined with an ability to work under pressure. Ability to write concise and accurate reports. Excellent time management skills. Intermediate computer skills. Valid Australian driver licence and reliable own car – required for travel. If you have these skills and experience and are interested in working with us, then we would like to hear from you now.   To apply please upload your CV and a cover letter outlining how your skills and experience align with the requirements of the role. Please include your suburb of residence, the region you’re applying for, your preference to work FT or 4 days/week and your AHPRA or SPA registration details on your application. Note: applications that do not include a tailored cover letter will not be considered. Applications close 5pm Friday 15 August 2025. Please note candidates will be shortlisted and interviewed as applications are received. All questions can be directed to recruitment@ahaconsulting.com.au Applicants must have full Australian working rights. Further information about AHA is available at our website: www.ahaconsulting.com.au Agency applications will not be considered. AHA is an Equal Opportunity Employer who provides an inclusive work environment and embraces the diverse talent of its people. We support flexible and accessible working arrangements for all. This includes people with a disability, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, culturally, religiously, and linguistically diverse people, young people, older people, and people who identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex, or queer. All are encouraged to apply.