Occupational Therapist- Paediatrics

Join our growing #AAA North Perth team as a Paediatric Occupational Therapist and make a real impact! If you thrive in a flexible, community-based role and are passionate about supporting children and their families in the disability sector, we’d love to hear from you.

ABOUT US

We’re a national therapy services provider helping NDIS participants, kids, teens and adults live their best everyday lives.

We’re supportive, very passionate, and big believers in:
✔ 1:1 Weekly supervision that actually happens
✔ Growth without burnout
✔ Teams who lift each other up

OTs love working with us because we combine structure + freedom, support + independence, and professionalism + fun.

What We Offer You:

• Work flexibility – Full-time or part-time – it's up to you.
• Excellent remuneration – Industry leading salary + salary packaging options + car allowance + laptop + smartphone + bonus opportunities.
• Work-Life Balance – Enjoy a mix of working from home, in the community, and clinic.
• Leave Options – Ability to purchase additional leave, plus a generous staff referral scheme
• Continuous Professional Development – PD allowance, tailored training, and ongoing development with AAA and our parent company, MedHealth
• Genuine support with weekly supervision, dedicated mentors and senior clinician guidance
• Passionate and positive culture – Be part of a purpose-driven team that believes in your development and in making a difference

Your Role:

As an OT in our team, you’ll make a meaningful difference through:

• Managing a caseload that aligns with your areas of interest
• Conducting clinical assessments across emotional, psychological, cognitive, developmental, and physical functions
• Developing individualised, evidence-based therapy goals and interventions
• Providing environmental modification advice for homes, schools, workplaces and residential settings
• Recommending and facilitating Assistive Technology (AT) to promote independence
• Staying compliant with current legislation and NDIS guidelines
• Working collaboratively within a supportive, multidisciplinary team