About the job Company Description Vision Care Disability is a trusted service provider under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), focused on delivering high-quality, personalized support to individuals with disabilities. Our mission is to promote independence, inclusion, and overall well-being through tailored services that meet individual needs and goals. From community participation and supported independent living to accommodation, cleaning, and gardening services, our offerings are designed to enhance quality of life. With a compassionate team of experts, we aim to empower participants to thrive in a nurturing, supportive environment. At Vision Care Disability, we emphasize autonomy, choice, and dignity for all our participants. Role Description This is a casual on-site role for an Occupational Therapist based in Sydney, NSW. The Occupational Therapist will assess participants’ needs, develop and implement therapy plans, provide rehabilitation services, and deliver tailored interventions to help clients achieve greater independence in their daily lives. The role involves working closely with individuals of all ages, including children, and collaborating with families, caregivers, and healthcare professionals to ensure the best outcomes. Additional responsibilities include maintaining accurate documentation, evaluating progress, and making necessary adjustments to therapeutic plans. Qualifications Proficiency in Occupational Therapy practices, including assessment, treatment planning, and intervention delivery. Experience or knowledge in Rehabilitation and Medicine to support participants in achieving optimal physical and cognitive function. Strong Communication skills to effectively interact with clients, families, and multidisciplinary teams. Experience working with Pediatrics and understanding the unique needs of children undergoing therapy. Relevant qualifications in Occupational Therapy with current registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). A current driver’s license and the ability to travel locally for client sessions as needed. Demonstrated ability to develop person-centered plans that align with NDIS goals and principles. Commitment to promoting diversity, inclusion, and individual dignity.
