Why this role matters Are you an Occupational Therapist who wants to do more than just consult? At Rebound Health, you’ll work within a modern multidisciplinary clinic and take a lead role in supporting young adults and adults living with disability, neurological conditions or chronic illness. You’ll combine face-to-face clinic work, community visits and telehealth support — collaborating with physios, EPs, dietitians and other professionals to deliver truly integrated care. Who we are Rebound Health is one of Sydney’s leading allied-health clinics, with over ten years’ experience delivering exceptional outcomes. We believe in the power of our physical clinic locations (where clients can access cutting-edge equipment and collaborate with multiple practitioners in a single day) as well as community and digital care. Our culture is relaxed but professional, and our core value is simple: “Making our interaction with clients the best part of their day.” We’re also committed to doing well by doing good — through local community partnerships, sponsorships and our “Clinic for Good” ethos. What’s in it for you Weekly 1:1 mentoring with our Senior OT Bi-weekly OT-specific professional development & case reviews Bi-weekly multidisciplinary team meetings – learn from physios, EPs, dietitians and more Generous CPD budget – shape your own development Robust Employee Assistance Program (support when you need it) Quarterly team development days (and yes, there’s an annual retreat – wineappreciation) Excellent working conditions: modern clinic environment, variety of work (clinic / community / telehealth), supportive team, professional yet relaxed culture The chance to help shape and grow our OT offering — bring your ideas, lead service development. Your responsibilities Deliver face-to-face and occasional tele-support across clinic, community and home settings Coach clients (and their carers) living with disability or complex/chronic conditions in behaviour-change, participation and goal achievement Design, implement and evaluate person-centred care-plans tailored to each client’s goals and circumstances Provide targeted education for clients, carers and staff when required Communicate and collaborate effectively across our multidisciplinary team to ensure integrated, best-practice care Contribute new ideas and help us evolve and elevate our OT offering. Who we’re looking for A bachelor’s or postgraduate qualification in Occupational Therapy (or equivalent) Eligibility to work in Australia and registration (or near registration) with the relevant OT board Experience (or strong interest) working with adults/young adults with disability (NDIS, ABI, CP, neurological disorders, psychosocial) Comfortable working across multiple settings (clinic/community/telehealth) A collaborative mindset, a growth-orientation and a willingness to shape service-delivery Excellent communication skills — you make clients, families and colleagues feel heard, supported and engaged. How to apply Ready to take your OT career to the next level and make a real difference? Send your resume and cover letter.
