Indigo (formerly Independent Living Centre WA) is a leading provider of Allied Health Services. We provide tailored allied health and assistive technology solutions to people with disabilities, seniors, carers, health professionals and educators. Through our customer-centric services we aim to achieve greater independence and inclusion for all.
THE ROLE:
We are seeking an Occupational Therapist for a community based aged-care role.
As an Occupational Therapist you'll play a pivotal role in enhancing the independence, wellbeing and quality of life of your clients. As a part of this, you will conduct in-home assessments and provide clinical interventions including the recommendation of assistive technology and basic home
We are looking for an Occupational Therapist who can cover parts of the South-Metro areas. This is a hybrid role working with clients in their homes, in our office and from home.
Duties will include:
THE CANDIDATE
The successful candidate will be a passionate, self-driven, and innovative Occupational Therapist.
You will be organised and flexible with a high standard of communication, problem-solving and initiative. You will be comfortable and capable to work autonomously within the community setting.
You will have sound clinical expertise, preferably within the Aged Care sector.
The candidate will possess:
WE OFFER
View full Position Description at https://www.indigo.org.au/careers/ or email HR@indigo.org.au.
Contact Janesta Stobbe Manager – Aged Care Services at Janesta.Stobbe@indigo.org.au to
discuss the specifics of the position.
Short listing will commence immediately, and we reserve the right to interview prior to advert closing. We thank all candidates for their interest and taking the time to apply for this position at Indigo.
Only those with the right to live & work in Australia need apply.
Mission: We strive towards our mission of a community in which all abilities are valued, where people have the knowledge, tools, and confidence to participate.
Values: Passion, Integrity, Creativity, Together
We value our people at Indigo and strive to have a positive and adaptive culture, one that aligns with our values; so cultural fit is just as important to us as qualifications, technical skill, and experience
We promote and support diversity and inclusion in our workplace. If you require any additional support during the recruitment/interview phase, please contact hr@indigo.org.au
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