Job Description

Are you an experienced paediatric OT who's ready for more than "another clinic role"? Someone who lights up at the idea of shaping how OT is delivered — the referral pathways, the group programs, the FCA process, the cross-disciplinary rhythm — inside a team that already has strong speech and psychology foundations?

About the clinic

Our client is a well-loved, therapist-owned paediatric allied health clinic supporting neurodivergent children and their families. Their speech pathology and psychology streams are humming, and they're now investing seriously in growing their OT discipline — with the right senior OT at the centre of it.

They're small enough that your voice genuinely matters, and mature enough that you'll walk into structure, admin support, and a purpose-built sensory gym on day one.

About the role

You'll help shape how OT lives inside the clinic — from referral pathways and group program design, to how OT FCAs and therapy are introduced to families already engaged with the speech and psych teams. You won't be doing this alone. You'll work closely with the Clinic Director and have external supervision from a senior OT, calibrated to your level and goals.

By year two, as the caseload grows, you'll begin supervising junior OTs and have an increasing say in how the team is built.

A picture of what a week might look like:

• Monday: two individual therapy sessions, a family consultation, team lunch, a cross-disciplinary case chat with one of the speechies, two afternoon sessions.
• Wednesday: an assessment, report writing, team lunch, an hour planning FCA delivery within the clinic, two afternoon sessions.

The mix will shift as the discipline matures — and that's the point.

What's on offer

• $110k–$130k package (inclusive), negotiable based on experience and what you bring
• $1,500 PD budget plus dedicated internal PD time each month
• Purpose-built sensory gym and a full suite of standardised assessments and resources
• 3 paid Elevate Days per year (team-building, no clients)
• Additional paid mental health days on top of standard leave
• Full-time dedicated admin support
• Flexible scheduling — early finish or later start options available

What makes this clinic different

• Therapist-owned and led — your leaders still practise, so they understand your work
• Realistic caseloads with protected time for planning and reporting
• Warm team culture — shared lunches, celebrations, and genuine connection
• A clear mission: empowering families through education, support, and excellent allied health services

About you

• AHPRA-registered Occupational Therapist
• 3+ years' experience, ideally with paediatric and neurodivergent caseloads
• Passionate about family-centred, affirming practice
• Collaborative, curious, and quietly excited by the idea of helping shape something
• Comfortable working in an emerging discipline — you create structure rather than wait for it
• Current Working with Children Check (or willing to obtain)

Send your CV to Camille@mediix.com.au, along with a short note on what draws you to a leadership role.