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Occupational Therapist

Ripple Allied Health

About Us

Ripple Allied Health is a growing small OT practice. We service the northern suburbs of Melbourne, with a home base in Preston and opportunity to curate a caseload that is within a 30-minute radius of Preston or your own home base. We offer individual assessment and intervention for adolescents and adults within the community, with most of our clients being NDIS participants. We understand that our clients require highly individualised and skilled support to realise their goals, and our working structure promotes this through the many learning opportunities, formal and informal, that we provide. We also understand the workplace crisis of professional burnout and aim to provide a workplace that supports a sustainable and resilient workforce. We expect ongoing input from our team to respond to this ever-changing need. We want to grow with you and your career.

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Why Work With Us?

  • Generous salary remuneration and superannuation
  • Opportunity to grow your career alongside a burgeoning small OT practice
  • Varied caseload of adolescents and/or adults (mostly 12-65), with scope to narrow focus if preferred
  • Access to therapy resources
  • Flexible working hours and days, depending on your preference
  • Quarterly social events
  • Ongoing peer review of reports to ensure quality and consistency
  • Monthly staff meetings, monthly in-house professional development meetings, quarterly external training
  • Weekly or fortnightly supervision, dependent on experience, preference, and employment status
  • Supplied computer and work number (and associated stipend for data)
  • Necessary office supplies provided until a clinic location is secured (i.e. printer, monitor set up, etc.)
  • Realistic billable targets and reasonable caseload size that you manage
  • Opportunity for quarterly bonuses

Duties will include:

  • Managing your own caseload (with support as needed), including curating your caseload to your preferred practice area, scheduling appointments during times that work for you, and identifying when you are ready for more clients.
  • Engaging with colleagues through formal and informal peer supervision/support
  • Shared decision making and collaboration on workplace structure and development
  • Attendance to supervision, team meetings, training, CPD, and other events
  • Input and support to develop and sustain a small OT team

Skills and Requisites

  • Current AHPRA registration
  • Early to mid-career
  • Valid driver’s license
  • Access to a vehicle during working hours
  • Working with Children Check
  • Self-advocacy skills and an independent learner
  • Ability or willingness to manage your own caseload, including scheduling and identifying when you have capacity
  • Proven skills in self-directed learning and self-advocacy, with the ability to work autonomously
  • Strong value in collaboration within your clinical role and within the organisation
  • Strong verbal communication skills and ability to liaise with clients and other stakeholders
  • Strong written communication skills with a willingness to complete formal reporting as per NDIS standards
  • Strong analytical and assessment skills

Remuneration & Benefits

  • Billable hours: 25 (or pro rata for part time)
  • CPD budget: $2000, with adjustment to your targets to account for time taken. No requirements to meet before accessing CPD budget.
  • Salary: $80,000-$100,000 base salary, PLUS superannuation and opportunity for quarterly bonuses
  • Leave: 4 weeks per year with additional shutdown period over Christmas
  • Supervision: Weekly to fortnightly depending on preferences, experience, and full time/part time; provided ongoing throughout employment with Ripple Allied Health
  • Reimbursement for kilometres driven ($0.97/km)
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