Physiotherapist: Fulltime

Join our growing team of allied health professionals

Muscular Dystrophy Queensland's specialist, multi-disciplinary allied health team provides NDIS and charitable services. You'll work with children and adults living with muscle wasting conditions and develop lasting relationships as part of the "care team" your clients rely upon to maintain their independence and live the lives they choose.

We're interested in supporting you to progress your skills as an allied health professional and offer mentoring, skills building workshops and other professional development opportunities. We value all of our staff who contribute to our friendly and supportive workplace.

Ideally this position is a full-time, permanent role. However, applications from physiotherapists who want to work part -time (3 days per week minimum) are welcome.

You'll enjoy a varied role, with no two days the same at MDQ. You're able to structure your day with a mix of centre-based appointments and visits to client's homes and community facilities, as well as quiet space for report writing. Our service is focused on the South East Corner and can involve some outreach travel within Queensland, if that interests you.

You will be working within an allied health team (physiotherapists, occupational therapists and social worker) and alongside support coordinators, charitable programs coordinators and plan management staff. Our admin team provide the support you need to stay engaged in your work with clients.

• Enjoy our hybrid work model.  Use your home as your base, work from our new office just off the freeway in Underwood.
• Excellent, competitive remuneration package that recognises your experience.
• Leverage the benefits of non-profit sector salary packaging to receive tax free earnings of $15,899 towards your general expenses + $2,650 towards meals/entertainment.
• Flexible working conditions aimed at providing work/life balance, flexible for your needs.
• Mentoring program provided by our highly skilled and experienced physios.
• Professional development opportunities and generous study leave provisions.
• Employee Assistance program (EAP) that provides access to free, private counselling sessions to support your life inside and outside work.
• Giving back to the community through pro-bono time with clients in need and the opportunity to participate in fundraising activities.

• You hold a recognised degree in Physiotherapy
• You're currently registered with AHPRA
• You're interested in building long-term relationships and celebrating milestones with your clients.
• You may be a recent graduate, a seasoned professional or at any stage in between. We're committed to supporting you to build upon your specialisation and enjoy your work within the neuromuscular community.

If you want to make a positive difference when you come to work each day, this might be the perfect role for you

We ask all applicants to provide with their application:

• A cover letter
• Resume

Please submit your application via the careers page on our website -

You are encouraged to submit your application as soon as possible, as interviews will be scheduled when there are sufficient suitable applicants.

You're welcome to call or email GM - Community Services, Penelope Hodge with any questions you may have.  All enquiries will be treated confidentially.