Remote Occupational Therapist

Remote Occupational Therapist Hallmark Occupational Therapy Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

You didn't become an OT to sit in a beige room.

• You became one to watch someone get their own kitchen back. To see a kid do the thing everyone said they wouldn't. To be the person who actually turns up.
• Hallmark is hiring an Occupational Therapist who wants Gippsland as remote area of service, working with people remotely in their homes, in schools, in sheds and share houses and community halls, from the Latrobe Valley out to the Lakes.
• Real distances. Real people. Most of them have been waiting a long time for someone good.
• That's the job. Now here's why you'd take it with us.

Mentorship from someone who's actually done it:

• You will be mentored directly by Associate Professor Kerrie Thomsen, our award-winning CEO and an OT who has spent 25+ years building this practice from the ground up in regional Victoria.
• Not a name on an org chart. Not a quarterly check-in with someone three states away. Direct, regular, sit-down-and-work-the-case mentorship from a clinician who has seen every version of the hard ones and will teach you how to think, not just what to write.
• New grad? You'll be built properly from day one. Already experienced? You'll finally have someone above you who can understand you.

A team you'll actually want to have a coffee with:

We're small enough to know your name and big enough to have your back OTs, PBS practitioners, exercise physiologist, play therapist, key worker practitioner, social workers and allied health assistants who genuinely like each other.

And yes:

• The Christmas party is fun. Ask anyone who's been. We're not going to explain it in a job ad. You are invited and we do an online xmas party too!
• Online quizzes with the team for fun!

We buy the gear. You do the work:

You will never be the therapist improvising an assessment because the equipment budget ran out in March.

• Full equipment and tools of trade supplied.
• A personal resource allowance so you can buy the specific things your caseload needs to thrive the assessment, the tool, the toy, the book, the thing that makes the session work.
• Modern clinical software with AI-supported documentation, so your notes get done inside work hours.

Progression isn't just available. It's expected:

We have an actual, published pathway, and people move along it:

• Leaders here are developed, not simply promoted. If you want to run a discipline one day, tell us in the interview. We'll start building it into your plan in your first year not your fifth.

What a week actually looks like:

• OT Assessments and home-based assessments.
• Assistive Technology assessment, trial and prescription.
• Home modifications, SIL and SDA housing recommendations.
• Paediatrics, autism and developmental assessment.
• Neuro rehab, falls prevention and healthy ageing.
• Capacity-building and group programs.
• Telehealth, so the long drives don't own your calendar.
• Working alongside families, carers and support teams who'll remember your name for years.

Across NDIS, Support at Home (aged care), private clients, schools and early childhood, and community health.

What you bring:

• Bachelor or Masters of Occupational Therapy.
• Current AHPRA registration or eligibility for registration (new grads, this means you).
• Working with Children Check and NDIS Worker Screening.
• Curiosity, creative problem-solving, and a sense of humour around internet glitches.
• Australian working rights and/or visa.

We welcome new graduates, early career OTs, experienced clinicians, and OTs looking to leave the city behind and do the version of this job that actually changes lives.

The Details:

Salary: $77,000 – $120,000 + super, commensurate with experience. Location: Gippsland — Traralgon & Bairnsdale hubs.

Hours: Full-time or part-time. Four-day week, school hours and hybrid arrangements genuinely negotiable Start September onwards — and we'll wait for the right person.

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