Your next employer Join a long-established WA not-for-profit with a strong reputation for delivering community-based services and supporting older people to live well at home. This organisation has been serving the community and provides a holistic model of care across home care, clinical services, community programs, and broader wellbeing supports. With strong staff retention, long-standing leadership, and a genuinely values-led culture, this is an organisation known for stability, integrity, empathy, and community connection. The exciting opportunity Lead the development of a new in-house allied health function and play a key role in shaping a more integrated approach to care for older people living at home. Combine hands-on clinical work with leadership, service development, and strategic input in a role with real influence across the organisation. Manage assessments, home modifications, and participant needs, with a focus on building efficient workflows and care pathways. Work closely with the clinical team, care partners, and leadership group to improve participant outcomes and strengthen service capability. Support restorative care pathways, future service reform readiness, and a more holistic end-to-end care model. Join a collaborative multidisciplinary environment where you can help build something meaningful from the ground up What makes this role great This is an opportunity to create and embed a new service rather than simply maintain an existing one, making it ideal for someone who enjoys building, improving, and leading. You will join a stable, purpose-led employer that offers the backing of an established organisation, while still giving you the scope to shape the future direction of allied health services. The organisation has a collaborative culture, strong internal relationships, and a genuine focus on integrated, participant-centred care. This is a full-time role with salary depending on experience and fit, along with paid leave, free parking, and public transport access. Standard hours are generally around 8:00am to 4:00pm, with some flexibility around start and finish times, and limited work-from-home potential after probation depending on workload and performance. About you You are ideally an Occupational Therapist with relevant registration and experience in community aged care or home care. While Occupational Therapy is strongly preferred, strong allied health leaders from other disciplines may also be considered if they bring the right management background and holistic approach You bring leadership capability, practical judgement, and the ability to balance hands-on assessment work with service development and stakeholder collaboration. You will also bring a sound understanding of how allied health can support service growth, funding access, compliance, and broader care outcomes. What next? Shortlisting has already commenced! To express your interest or find our more please contact Kiran Plaha immediately. Call Kiran on 0424 435 152 or email your CV to kiran@3drecruit.com.au . No cover letter required. We are the leading recruitment agency for aged care and community services in WA. For a confidential discussion about clinical / specialist / or leadership opportunities in residential aged care, home care, or disability, please contact Kiran Plaha.
