Occupational Therapist

Position Title: Occupational Therapist

Location:
 South Eastern Suburbs

Reports To: Clinical Manager

Employment Type: Contractor position (work as many hours as you like)

Want the freedom to choose your own hours, make a real difference, and feel genuinely valued? You've found your place.

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At Path Allied Health, we believe therapy is about more than just assessments and reports-it's about connection, building confidence, and helping people live more independently.

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We're on the lookout for a compassionate Occupational Therapist (1+ years' experience) to join our growing start-up as a contractor supporting our amazing NDIS community.

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We are a new allied health provider working across Melbourne's South Eastern suburbs —so it's a fantastic time to jump on board and grow with us

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You'll be working from home, planning your own schedule, and visiting participants in the community when needed. With a mixed caseload, no two days will be the same - and that's part of what makes the role so rewarding.

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Why Join Path Allied Health?

• A focus on expertise & a compassionate approach
  – Join a team that values clinical excellence and genuinely cares about the people we support.
• Above-average industry pay that truly values your expertise.
   70% of the NDIS rate + 100% of travel fees,
• Your work, your way
   – Full flexibility to shape your caseload and hours around your lifestyle.
• A small, supportive team that likes to have fun
• Collaboration is key, and we don't take ourselves too seriously
• Real impact
   – Our participants appreciate thoughtful, quality care - and they feel the difference.
• Career progression opportunities
  – We're just getting started, so watch this space… growth and leadership opportunities are on the horizon

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What You'll Be Doing:

• Supporting a diverse mix of participants with a range of functional, cognitive, and physical needs
• Conducting comprehensive, participant-led assessments both remotely and during home visits
• Developing and implementing tailored, evidence-based intervention plans focused on building daily living skills, independence, and quality of life
• Recommending assistive technology, functional capacity evaluations, and home modifications to support participant goals
• Preparing clear and detailed NDIS reports that advocate for participants and support funding applications
• Collaborating with families, support coordinators, and other allied health professionals to provide holistic, person-centred care
• Managing your own caseload and schedule with full flexibility
• Staying committed to your professional development, keeping up with current practices and evolving participant needs
• Communicating clearly and compassionately—whether in person or in writing

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What You'll Need:

• A degree in Occupational Therapy
• Current AHPRA registration
• 1+ years of clinical experience, ideally including work with NDIS participants
• A strong understanding of functional assessments, assistive technology, and home modifications
• A genuine love for supporting others and building real connections
• A solid understanding of the NDIS and how to support participants within the scheme
• A current Australian driver's licence and access to a reliable vehicle
• A National Police Check
• A Working with Children Check
• NDIS Worker Screening and completion of the NDIS Orientation Module
• An ABN (Australian Business Number) for billing purposes

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Be Part of Something Special

We're not just filling roles—we're building a community of experienced, kind, and passionate clinicians who care about doing things right.

If you're a Occupational Therapist looking for a flexible, values-driven role with a team that truly cares, we'd love to chat.

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Apply now and let's make a real difference together