We’re looking for a paediatric occupational therapist who believes that therapy should be co-regulatory, creative, and deeply human. This role is for someone who loves children, who lights up at the idea of helping them feel safe in their own bodies and empowered in their world. You’ll work closely with a warm, multidisciplinary team including, occupational therapists, speech pathologists and counsellors, to support neurodivergent children and children with FASD across a wide range of community settings. We’re especially interested in clinicians with training or interest in play-based, trauma-informed approaches like PEERs, DIR Floortime, and co-regulation frameworks. Experience supporting children from First Nations communities or children with developmental trauma is highly regarded. At Grow Allied Health, we believe the best therapy comes from clinicians who feel safe, supported, and valued. That’s why we’ve built three highly structured support systems that wrap around you from day one: Clinical Supports: regular, structured and meaningful Wellbeing Support: regular reflective check-ins, buddy system, EAP, and team connection Admin Support: so you can focus on therapy, not chasing paperwork What you’ll be doing: Supporting children and families in their homes, schools, and community settings Developing and delivering creative, individualised treatment plans Collaborating within a transdisciplinary team Participating in team PD, wellbeing huddles, and supervision Advocating for dignity, equity, and best practice in every interaction What we offer: Salary $85,000–$120,000 super $2,000 yearly PD allowance 6 weeks annual leave 9-day fortnight Travel allowance performance bonuses Quarterly in-house PD days Flexible, mobile work with WFH options Vehicle and licence required About us: Grow Allied Health is a Brisbane-based mobile practice with a big heart. We work across Brisbane’s South and West, Ipswich, Logan, supporting NDIS participants of all ages, though this role is entirely paediatric. We’re a small, values-driven team of nine who care deeply about the communities we serve and the way we do the work. You’ll be supported, appreciated, and never left to navigate complexity alone. If you’re early in your career and passionate about this work, we’d love to hear from you. To apply: Send us your CV and a few lines about what draws you to this work, using the subject line: Paediatric Occupational Therapist - Mental Health, Play-Based Therapy & Neurodivergence