Are you a passionate paediatric Occupational Therapist ready to step into a meaningful senior role with autonomy, flexibility and the chance to help shape a brand-new clinic space? Our client, a boutique paediatric allied-health service dedicated to family-centred, evidence-based care across the South-West region of WA, is seeking an experienced paediatric Occupational Therapist to join their growing team, with strong potential to lead the OT Team. A strong reputation for supporting babies, children and adolescents across home, school and clinic settings, with service reach across Busselton, Bunbury, Vasse, Dunsborough, Yallingup, Margaret River and Katanning. You’ll join a team of experienced clinicians who value relationship-building, high-quality care and flexibility. This is a rare opportunity to join a supportive, values-driven team, work across Busselton and Bunbury, collaborate closely with a highly experienced senior physiotherapist and be integral to building their upcoming clinic space. Why You’ll Love This Role Salary Range: Up to $110 000 BONUS High Career Progression Flexibility: Mobile paediatric Occupational Therapy role (with option of clinic space) – manage your own diary Growth & Impact: Be part of the build of their new clinic space slated for June–Aug 2026 Reward Structure: KPI bonus – up to 50 % bonus over KPI'S Strong Start: Slow ramp-up, with structured support and a clear referral base Purpose-Driven: Work for a business that prioritises children, families, and meaningful change About the Role Full-time, permanent position starting in December 2025 Senior Occupational Therapist focusing on paediatric caseload (0 – early teens) Contracted disability-school oversight: 3 hrs/week at a partner school (OT physio) Primary service locations: Busselton & Bunbury , with flexibility to drive between sites Mobile OT role with minimal clinic work initially; clinic space coming mid-2026 Initial appointment basis: 2 days per week, building to full-time as a slow ramp up and work-life balance You’ll manage your own schedule: referrals are screened and allocated, then you decide how to run your diary Work from home, mobile, or community setting—choose what suits you Collaborate with the senior physiotherapists, clinic lead and the Director in weekly meetings for clinical and business discussions Support & Induction Casual, gradual induction: starting with a few clients, building up slowly Work phone & laptop supplied Weekly catch-ups (in-person or café) with the Director and senior physios to support your development Strong emphasis on family-centred, evidence-based care Opportunity to contribute to shaping the business/clinic and mentorship into a senior role lead occupational therapist role Work Overview Location: Busselton and Bunbury (with some service reach across surrounding regions) Working environments: Primarily home, school & community (mobile); future option of clinic space (in-progress) Caseload: Paediatrics (0 – early teens); some school-based hours and outreach/home visits Common conditions treated: Developmental delays, sensory regulation, school-readiness skills, gross & fine motor challenges, ASD, ADHD, intellectual disability, coordination or learning difficulties Day-to-day responsibilities: Manage your schedule; deliver Occupational Therapy sessions; work with partner school; collaborate with team for program oversight; build clinic presence; liaise with families and external referrers Travel allowance/cap: Drive between Busselton & Bunbury; flexibility and willingness to travel expected Support: Weekly meetings; mentorship via senior physio & Director; opportunity to lead and contribute to business growth Career progression pathways: Opportunity for a Senior Occupational Therapy role with autonomy; potential to influence clinic design and service model; future leadership or specialist pathways Induction/onboarding: Work phone & laptop provided; initial low caseload; orientation with leadership team; weekly catch-ups Flexible working & WFH: Manage your diary, travel when required, work from home or mobile as preferred Team size/social events/culture: Join a small, close-knit team with strong values, drive for high-quality paediatric care and regional access – casual yet professional culture Facilities & resources clinicians can access: Mobile Occupational Therapy model; soon to have dedicated clinic space (opening mid-2026) Additional benefits: Work phone & laptop; flexible schedule; KPI bonus; future clinic space; travel within region; meaningful role with genuine growth; career progression About You Have paediatric experience (0 – early teens) and comfortable working in mobile/home/school settings Motivated, respectful, caring and brings a strong work ethic Enjoys autonomy, time management and building relationships with children, families and schools Interested? Contact Megan Mobile: 0468 341 546 Email: megan@gorillajobs.com.au
