Occupational Therapist - Adult caseload
If you enjoy working with adults and want a role that focuses on practical outcomes not just ticking boxes—this opportunity offers a slightly different pace.
This is a privately owned clinic where the focus is on helping clients maintain independence, return to meaningful activities and improve day-to-day function. The work is varied, but intentional—less about volume, more about impact.
What you’ll be doing
You’ll be supporting adult clients across a broad range of presentations, including functional assessments, rehabilitation, return-to-work support and ongoing capacity building. There’s a strong emphasis on real-world outcomes—home environments, workplace adjustments and long-term independence.
Your caseload will be clinic-based with the option to incorporate community visits, depending on your preference. You’ll have the autonomy to structure your day in a way that makes sense clinically.
Why this role stands out
- You’re given the space to think clinically, not just follow a template
- Reports are important—but not at the expense of client care
- Your caseload can be shaped around your interests (e.g. rehab, NDIS, workplace)
- You’ll work alongside experienced clinicians who are approachable and collaborative
About the clinic
This is a stable, well-run practice with a strong referral base and consistent demand. The team is professional but relaxed—no unnecessary hierarchy, just people who enjoy what they do and support each other.
There’s a clear understanding that good clinicians stay when workloads are manageable and expectations are realistic.
What’s on offer
- Competitive base salary with incentive structure
- Flexible working arrangements (full-time or part-time)
- Dedicated admin support to reduce admin burden
- Professional development allowance + mentoring
- Long-term stability within an established private practice
About you
- AHPRA registered Occupational Therapist (or eligible)
- Interest in adult caseloads and functional outcomes
- Strong communication and report-writing skills
- Comfortable working independently with support when needed
If you’re looking for an adult-focused OT role where you can work with purpose, manage your own caseload and be part of a grounded, supportive team—this is well worth exploring. Feel free to reach out to Camille at camille@mediix.com.au.
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- For internationally qualified applicants only: What is your current AHPRA / Occupational Therapy Board of Australia registration status? For example: general registration, limited registration, application submitted / awaiting outcome, or not yet commenced.
- Are you primarily interested in working with adults, or would you also be open to working with children, or both?
- Which area of occupational therapy do you specialise in or have the most experience in?
- What is your current visa/citizenship status in Australia, and do you require employer sponsorship?
- For candidates currently based in Australia: If your current location is not listed on your CV, could you please advise which suburb you are currently based in?
- When would you be available to commence work?