About the job Paediatric Occupational Therapist New Graduate | Early Career | Senior | Leadership Opportunities Windsor, NSW (adjacent to Windsor Station) The Daisy Clinic is the largest specialist paediatric clinic in the Hawkesbury region. Our work is guided by three core values: Compassion. Collaboration. Excellence. We believe exceptional outcomes for children and families begin with clinicians who feel supported, valued, and able to work sustainably. Our clinic is built around a clinician care model that prioritises wellbeing, professional growth, and high-quality care, because when clinicians are cared for, children and families benefit. We are seeking a Paediatric Occupational Therapist to join our growing multidisciplinary team in Windsor, NSW. Our Clinician Care Model A full-time clinical workload at The Daisy Clinic is intentionally structured as 38 hours per week, comprising: 25 hours face-to-face clinical work 10 hours administration 3 hours dedicated to the 3R's The 3R's are the cornerstones of our clinician care model, reflecting how we support our team to do meaningful, sustainable work: Reflection – case review, collaboration, peer consultation, and supervision Refinement – professional development, supervision, and skill development Renewal – protected time supporting wellbeing, boundaries, and the right to disconnect These hours are protected and intentional, recognising that excellent care requires thinking time, learning time, and rest. Clinic Hours & Shift Structure We operate a structured two-shift model to support balance and predictability. Clinic hours: Monday–Thursday: 7:00 am – 8:00 pm | Friday & Saturday: 7:00 am – 1:00 pm Shift options: Morning: 7:00 am – 1:00 pm Afternoon / evening: 2:00 pm – 8:00 pm Each shift includes 5 hours of face-to-face service delivery (5 clients). Clinicians work a mix of shifts across the week, aligned with preferences, while maintaining a 25-hour face-to-face allocation. Clinical Pathways at The Daisy Clinic At The Daisy Clinic, our clinical roles sit within a clinic-wide clinical care model designed to support clinicians at every stage of their professional journey. Our clinical pathways apply across all disciplines, not just Occupational Therapy. They are intentionally structured to recognise that clinicians require different levels of support, guidance, and autonomy as they grow and that independence should be earned, supported, and sustained, not rushed. The pathways are designed to: Build on the individual strengths of each clinician Provide high levels of support for newer clinicians Gradually release responsibility and increase autonomy over time Support clinicians to grow into advanced, senior, and leadership roles in a way that is safe, ethical, and sustainable While this role is for an Occupational Therapist, you will be working within this broader multidisciplinary clinical care framework. The Role All Occupational Therapists at The Daisy Clinic: Provide evidence-based assessment and intervention for children and young people Work within a collaborative multidisciplinary team Support families using a child-centred, strengths-based, and ecological approach Complete professional documentation and reports to a high standard Contribute to a respectful, compassionate, and learning-focused clinic culture What We're Looking For We're looking for great humans as well as great clinicians. Essential criteria includes: Experience working with children is required. A genuine love of children embedded in warmth, care and empathy A recognised qualification in Occupational Therapy (AHPRA registration) Passion and enthusiasm for the work you do Strong communication and reflective practice skills Willingness to learn, collaborate, and grow Working With Children Check, First Aid & CPR (or willingness to obtain) Remuneration Salaried positions with indicative full-time earnings aligned to experience: New Graduate (1-2 years post registration): from $97,000 Early Career (3-4 years post registration): from $120,750 Senior (5 years post registration): from $144,500 Clinical Lead: from $151,725 All roles include full administrative support provided by our dedicated and highly skilled Clinical Support Team, so clinicians can focus on clinical care. Why Clinicians Choose The Daisy Clinic A genuine supportive clinician care model Protected time for reflection, growth, and renewal Structured supervision and development pathways Thoughtfully designed, sustainable workloads Purpose-built clinic (12 rooms, expanding to 18 in 2026) Staff room, meeting room, kitchen, and anytime fitness gym access Warm, respectful multidisciplinary team Convenient location next to Windsor Station
