Ready for a dynamic career where everyday brings new challenges?Are you passionate about contributing to healthcare improvements?Attractive & competitive base wage with bonus scheme to reward clinical excellenceJob Title: Occupational Therapist - Dalby QueenslandPractice Information:This modern allied health practice has a large team of qualified staff from various allied health disciplines. This organisation has been servicing rural and remote parts of Queensland and New South Wales for over ten years and believe that health services should be available to all Australians, no matter where they live. Their staff are committed to providing high-quality, affordable and culturally appropriate services. The team of allied health professionals work together to provide you with high quality care that meets your individual needs and helps you improve your health and achieve your goals. They offer the following allied health services:PhysiotherapyExercise PhysiologyNutrition and DieteticsPodiatrySpeech PathologyOccupational TherapyDiabetes EducationSleep Study & CPAP ServicesStress TestingThe organisation has offices located in Roma, Chinchilla, Dalby, St George, Goondiwindi, Kingaroy, Charleville, Inverell and Glen Innes, and from these locations they provide outreach services to the smaller towns in the region.Position Description:This organisation is looking for Occupational Therapists to join their multi-disciplinary team. Ready for a dynamic career where everyday brings new challenges?Are you passionate about contributing to healthcare improvements?Explore exciting opportunities now in Dalby – where your dream job awaits!About the opportunity on offer:The responsibilities of an Occupational Therapist include, but are not confined to:Assessing and designing personalised intervention services and therapy plans for various needs including paediatrics, home modifications, vocational rehabilitation, disability, neurological rehabilitation, and aged careCollaborating with allied health professionals and local primary healthcare teams to achieve client goalsPrepare and present information sessions for educators, parents and/or other professionalsProvide services under the NDIS, DVA, WC, Medicare, PHN, Checkup, Aged Care Packages among othersActively engage in weekly multi-disciplinary case conferences for complex NDIS clientsDeliver hands-on therapy and coach clients in alternative techniques to advance motor skills, coordination, balance, and mobilityFacilitating transformative advancements in rural healthcare and community education by actively engaging in events and providing authoritative leadership on social media within the field of Occupational TherapyCreate and execute plans for clients aimed at enhancing their daily routines and tasksContribute to internal PD in areas of interest, dependent on experience levelWhy work for this organisation?Comprehensive clinical development & support across all career stagesOpportunities for multiple levels of professional developmentInternal workshops include opportunities for peer support through activities like river cruises, vineyard tours, and mentorship from leading national Occupational TherapistRelocation & rental support providedFlexible rosters as this organisation loves work-life balanceCareer advancement opportunitiesCommunity involvement (local social events and activities)Exciting travel opportunities within clinicsBe apart of a dynamic team collaboration where you will get to work alongside talented and motivated individuals who cultivate teamworkWho they are looking for:You're looking for a supportive environment to grow into leadership positions or clinical excellence in an interest area of your choiceYou're passionate about enhancing services in rural, remote, and indigenous communities to make a meaningful impact with your careerYou are enthusiastic about joining a dynamic team deeply dedicated to their workYou thrive on challenges and are able to adapt to changing situations and environments You are driven by the prospect of engaging with diverse, multi-disciplinary clientsYou are looking for an organisation that prioritises support, professional development & team cultureYou're confident in clinical decision-making and problem-solving in paediatric therapyJoin The Organisation's Mission:As a multi-disciplinary Allied Health clinic founded in a rural area, they aim to improve rural access to allied health services by listening to community needs and providing services that meet those needs. The organisation enjoys debunking myths about rural practice and prides itself on its extensive clinical experience, multi-disciplinary innovation, and person-centered approach to therapy.Qualifications & Experience:3+ years of experience managing a clinical caseloadDegree in Occupational TherapyCurrent AHPRA registrationCurrent Australian drivers licenseJob Type:Permanent – Full TimeSalary Information:90,000 - $130,000 per annum.About Dalby:Dalby is a town in Queensland's Western Downs Region, located about 210 km west of Brisbane. With a population of about 12,000, it serves as an agricultural hub, growing crops like cotton, sorghum, and wheat, and supporting cattle and sheep farming. The town has schools, hospitals, shops, and recreational areas, and it hosts community events like the Dalby Show and the Dalby Australian Stock Horse Sale. Its proximity to regional centers and the Bunya Mountains National Park makes Dalby a convenient location for both residents and visitors.For more information on this position please contact our team via ****** via the 'Apply Now' button on this page.Following successful placement, eligible candidates may be entitled to receive support and financial assistance through Health Workforce Queensland's comprehensive workforce attraction and retention incentives. This position may be eligible for a scholarship or bursary for ongoing professional development.JOB – 10003559#J-18808-Ljbffr
