Physiotherapy, OT & Rehabilitation (Healthcare & Medical)
Full time
$100,000 – $130,000 per year
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Summary of position Are you ready to make a meaningful difference in the lives of Aboriginal children and youth?
Tamworth Aboriginal Medical Service- Aboriginal Corporation (TAMS-AC), in partnership with Birrelee Multifunctional Aboriginal Children's Service – Aboriginal Corporation (M.A.C.S) and Tamworth Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation (TACCO), is looking for a passionate and qualified Occupational Therapist to join our dynamic Allied Health Team on a 12-month contract. Based in the heart of Gomeroi country, Tamworth offers not only a welcoming community but also an opportunity to immerse yourself in a fulfilling career with real impact.
Why Choose Us? High-Demand Role: Occupational Therapists are in great demand in our region, giving you the chance to step into a rewarding role with strong community support.Work-Life Balance: Enjoy the benefits of living in a vibrant regional area with a relaxed lifestyle, while still working full-time.Professional Growth: You'll collaborate with a multidisciplinary team and have opportunities for further professional development.Culturally Enriching: Engage with the local Aboriginal community and make a real difference in the health and wellbeing of our youth.Your Role:As an Occupational Therapist, you will deliver paediatric-focused assessments and therapies for children (0-12 years) within the Aboriginal community. This includes:
Conducting functional assessments and delivering evidence-based therapies to support physical and psychosocial development.Developing person-centred goals with children and their families, enhancing life skills and promoting independence.Collaborating with schools, parents, and other support agencies to foster a holistic approach to care.Key Responsibilities: Provide tailored therapy and assessments for children with a range of needs, including physical, developmental, and environmental.Recommend assistive technologies, environmental modifications, and strategies for enhancing participation.Deliver trauma-informed, compassionate care to all clients, ensuring their cultural needs are respected and integrated into their treatment plans.Maintain ongoing communication with families and educators to support the child's developmental goals.What You Bring: Experience working with paediatric caseloads and children from diverse communities.Empathy, cultural sensitivity, and a trauma-informed approach.Strong clinical assessment skills and the ability to write comprehensive reports.Excellent time management, organisation, and communication skills.Ability to work independently while being part of a collaborative team.Requirements: Bachelor's or Master's degree in Occupational TherapyCurrent AHPRA RegistrationAbility to pass a National Police Check and Working with Children's CheckWhat We Offer: Not-for-profit salary packaging available to increase your take-home payOpportunities for professional developmentApply Today!If you're ready to bring your skills and passion to a role that makes a tangible difference in the lives of Aboriginal children and their families, we want to hear from you.
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