What Sets Us Apart
We understand that not all Allied Health roles offer the same experience. Some can feel repetitive or isolating, with little support. At HB Rehab, we’ve created - purposeful work, real flexibility, and a connected team that trusts and empowers you to thrive. There are 14 of us on the team, and the vibe strikes the perfect balance between focused and fun. We work hard, support each other, and enjoy plenty of laughs along the way - because great teamwork thrives when everyone feels comfortable and engaged.
Sponsorship
Yes, we will sponsor experienced OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS into Australia - contact our Director:
[email protected]
What you’ll get
Tailored Incentives:
We know that no two people are the same. That’s why we offer customised incentives that align with your professional goals and performance - whether that's extra PD, bonus structures, or something more unique to you.
Extra Leave When You Need It:
We get it - life happens. Especially in today’s climate, it’s important to have support when you need time away. That’s why we offer additional sick leave to help reduce the pressure when illness hits home.
True Flexibility:
At HB Rehab, you run your own race. As long as client needs are met and contracted hours are fulfilled, you choose when and how you work.
Flexible hours between 7am - 6pm
Work-from-home options on Mondays and Fridays
Time in lieu available
Professional Development Without Limits:
We’re invested in your growth. There are no rigid budgets or red tape when it comes to PD. Let’s chat about where you want to go - and how we can help get you there.
Strong Clinical & Admin Support:
You’ll be backed by a passionate team of Clinical Leads, Admin Assistants, and an Allied Health Assistant, all committed to making life easier for you and better for our clients. Plus, our Practice Manager keeps everything running smoothly - and yes, our Director gets in the trenches too when needed!
Positive Team Culture:
We believe culture is everything. Here, you’ll find:
Open conversations and shared learning
Respect for different perspectives
Team members who support each other - professionally and personally
Genuine camaraderie (yes, hallway chats about the weekend are a regular thing!)
The kids and adolescents we work with:
The most amazing part about being an OT is the people we work with! Our clients are aged 0-18 years old who have neurological conditions, physical disabilities including cerebral palsy and spina bifida, autism spectrum disorder, sensory processing differences, ADHD, dyspraxia, developmental and motor delays, learning and intellectual disabilities or behavioural and emotional regulation difficulties. It is a privilege to assist the kids and their families to develop their strengths, independence and to achieve their goals.
This is an exciting leadership opportunity to take the next step in your clinical career by managing a team of paediatric Occupational Therapists. You will also have a clinical caseload, working with clients and their families in the clinic, community and school environment.
Whilst this position is for a team leader, we are also looking for more OT's to join our paediatric and adult teams. Send us a message for further information!
The role:
Permanent full or part time position
Build your own paediatric team
Maintain a collaborative and positive team culture
Allocate referrals, manage leave requests and complete team performance reviews
In addition to the leadership role, your role as a clinician will involve:
Assessment and intervention completed in the clinic or within the community (home, pre-school, schools)
Completion of standardised developmental, fine motor/gross motor and sensory assessments as well as goal setting
Provision of interventions including fine and gross motor skill development, handwriting, ADL training, play skills, sensory and emotional regulation
Assistive technology prescription
Essential Criteria:
A degree in Occupational Therapy and AHPRA registration
Previous experience working as a Paediatric Occupational Therapist
Demonstrated high level written and verbal communication skills, time management and organisational skills
Demonstrated ability to work independently and as part of a team and apply professional knowledge and judgement when performing tasks
Ability to carry out assessment and intervention of children in areas of self-care, sensory processing, fine and gross motor skills
Experience recommending and prescribing Assistive Technology
Working with Children Check and Police Check
Current driver’s licence and own car with comprehensive insurance
Desirable Criteria:
Experience working in the National Disability Insurance Scheme system
To apply for this position with hb rehab please respond to the criteria listed above and email your application and resume to
[email protected]