Community Occupational Therapist (NDIS)

About the job

Starlight Care is a growing NDIS provider in Western Sydney. We are looking for a community Occupational Therapist who wants meaningful clinical work, genuine flexibility, and a team that backs them.

About the role

• Deliver community-based occupational therapy to NDIS participants across Western Sydney.
• Deliver high-quality Occupational Therapy services, including individual therapy sessions, functional capacity assessments (FCAs), assistive technology and equipment assessments, therapy planning and intervention, progress reporting, and comprehensive NDIS reports and recommendations.
• Hybrid: community visits in the field, with your reports and admin done from office or home.
• Full-time or part-time, we are flexible on hours.

How we support you

• We utilise highly experienced third-party clinical supervisors who provide ongoing guidance and mentorship, helping you confidently navigate clinical decision-making, complex cases, reporting requirements, and professional development.
• A highly collaborative workplace where the Occupational Therapist work closely with Operations, Support Coordination, Care Coordination, and Service Delivery teams to deliver integrated, participant-centred supports.
• Access to regular peer support, case discussions, and ongoing learning opportunities.

About you

• 1+ year of OT experience (NDIS experience welcomed, not essential).
• AHPRA registration with the Occupational Therapy Board of Australia, or eligible to register.
• A driver's licence and willingness to work in the community.
• Warm, organised and genuinely good with people.

Benefits

• $95,000 to $110,000 + super (pro-rata for part-time).
• Annual KPI bonus scheme with the opportunity to earn additional performance-based income.
• $2,000 annual CPD budget, enough to cover your 20-hour AHPRA requirement.
• Hybrid working, with admin from home and a laptop and phone provided.
• A strong focus on staff wellbeing, including daily team walks, regular team-building and wellbeing activities, and access to confidential in-house counselling and wellbeing support.
• A small, supportive team where you are valued as a clinician, not just a number.