Senior Occupational Therapist

360 Health + Community is a trusted health partner in communities across Western Australia.  Our local teams of healthy living professionals are based in Perth, Mandurah, the Midwest and Goldfields to bring care and support to people when, where and how they need it most.  For our amazing employees, this means a great variety of opportunities to bring tailored support and passionate follow through to clients across all the primary  health sectors including aged care, chronic disease, mental health and disability.     

The Senior Occupational Therapist position is a dynamic role that works in collaboration with allied health colleagues to create innovative, sustainable and practical strategies, both technical and behavioural.  It requires exemplary clinical skills to set a high standard of person-centred, purposeful, functional, evidence-based and relationship-based therapeutic intervention for the team, and an ability to provide high-quality supervision and mentoring.  Our expanding service locations include Mandurah, Rockingham, Bentley,  Armadale and Midland so a willingness to travel within the Perth metropolitan area is essential (pool car available) and occasionally to Geraldton and Kalgoorlie is beneficial. 

On offer:

• Flexible full time or part time hours available
• Salary packaging up to $18,550 each year on a range of living and lifestyle expenses
• Hourly rate between $53.89 and $69.04 depending on level of experience
• Incremental salary increases 
• Generous leave provisions including Birthday leave, Wellness leave, Professional Development leave, Blood Donor leave 
• Financial and Leave Support for further education
• Journey Cover for your daily commute to and from work
• Relocation assistance

Your knowledge and skills:

• Tertiary qualification and AHPRA registration as an Occupational Therapist
• Minimum 5 years' clinical experience as an Occupational Therapist, and experience providing clinical leadership or supervision to early career clinicians and/or students
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with a demonstrated ability to engage, advocate and influence in a complex and dynamic environment
• Ability to think strategically, innovatively and pragmatically in finding ways to support vulnerable people in the community
• Demonstrated ability to resolve complex and challenging issues by taking timely and appropriate decisions, consulting where necessary
• National police certificate dated within 6 months, working with children check and NDIS worker check.

Please contact Helen Griffiths, Manager Allied Health and Aged Care on 0434 612 397 with any questions.