Occupational Therapist

Help Us Build Something Bigger Than TherapyAt Look Who's Talking, we're not just running a clinic — we're building connected communities where children, adults, families, and our team can truly flourish.
We believe allied health should reach beyond the therapy room, and we're passionate about creating innovative, collaborative, and genuinely human services that make a real difference.As our organisation continues to grow, we're excited to be expanding our Occupational Therapy team and have multiple opportunities available.
And these aren't just Occupational Therapy jobs.
These are opportunities to join a growing service, help shape the future of Occupational Therapy within our organisation, and be part of something bigger than individual therapy sessions.Whether you're an Early Career Occupational Therapist ready to build confidence and skills, or a Senior Clinician interested in leadership and service development opportunities, we'd love to hear from you.
Our current Occupational Therapy services predominantly support children, adolescents, and their families. However, we're passionate about building supports across the lifespan and are particularly excited to connect with clinicians who are interested in exploring and expanding their knowledge and skills working with adults in the future.
Why You'll Love Being a TalkerAt Look Who's Talking, our culture matters deeply.We work hard to create a workplace where our team feels valued, supported, inspired, and genuinely excited to come to work. We're collaborative, innovative, people-focused, and always looking for better ways to support our clients, families, and each other.
Here's what you'll love:Multiple opportunities available due to continued growthStructured onboarding, professional development and supervisionGenuine career progression pathwaysLeadership and service development opportunities Dedicated professional development budgetGenuine flexibility and work-life balanceA predominantly paediatric and adolescent caseload with opportunities to grow your skills across the lifespanAnnual team conference and professional development eventsStrong wellbeing focus including:Employee Assistance ProgramMonthly wellbeing initiativesMental Health First AidersSupportive leadership and genuine collaborationA beautiful clinic environment with an incredible team cultureOpportunities to work across clinic, school, community, and home settingsAnd yes… unlimited snack bar and coffee machine access!
About the RoleAs an Occupational Therapist at Look Who's Talking, you'll play an important role in helping individuals participate more fully in the activities that matter most to them.
You'll primarily support children and adolescents with a range of developmental, sensory, emotional regulation, functional, and participation goals while working collaboratively with families, educators, support teams, and other professionals.
As our service continues to grow, you'll also have opportunities to contribute to the development of supports across the lifespan, including adult and community-based services.Depending on your experience and interests, there may also be opportunities to:Mentor and support early year cliniciansSupervise students and Allied Health AssistantsContribute to service development initiativesLead projects and innovative programsDevelop leadership skills and responsibilitiesHelp shape the future direction of our Occupational Therapy team
What You'll Be DoingClinical PracticeDelivering evidence-based Occupational Therapy assessments and interventions. Supporting children and adolescents to achieve meaningful goals across home, school, clinic and community environments. Conducting functional, developmental, sensory, participation-based and multidisciplinary assessments. Developing individualised therapy plans and recommendations in collaboration with clients, families and the broader care team. Participating in joint sessions, shared assessments and integrated intervention planning alongside Speech Pathologists, Music Therapists and Allied Health Assistants. Providing consultation, coaching and capacity-building support to families, educators, support teams and community stakeholders. Writing reports, recommendations, funding applications and professional documentation. Contributing to innovative group programs, school partnerships and community-based initiatives.
Team & Service DevelopmentContributing to the continued growth of Occupational Therapy servicesParticipating in supervision, mentoring, and professional developmentSupporting students, Allied Health Assistants, and emerging clinicians where appropriateContributing ideas, innovation, and quality improvement initiativesHelping foster a positive, connected, and high-performing culture
Community PartnershipsBuilding strong relationships with families and community partnersSupporting school, early childhood, disability, and community-based servicesParticipating in workshops, education sessions, and community engagement opportunitiesHelping create meaningful connections within the communities we serve
About YouYou're someone who:Is passionate about helping people live meaningful and fulfilling livesLoves working collaboratively with families and support networksIs curious, motivated, and eager to learnEnjoys working as part of a multidisciplinary teamBrings warmth, creativity, and eagerness to your workValues evidence-based practice and ongoing professional developmentIs proactive, adaptable, and solutions-focusedWants to contribute to something bigger than individual therapy sessionsIs excited about growth, innovation, and future opportunities
We'd Love to Hear From You If You Are:A New Graduate seeking strong support and mentoringAn Early Career Occupational Therapist looking to build confidence and clinical skillsAn Independent Occupational Therapist interested in service development and leadership opportunitiesA Senior Occupational Therapist interested in delivering supervision and shaping our teams clinical practice A clinician passionate about paediatrics and adolescenceSomeone interested in exploring Occupational Therapy supports across the lifespan
Experience in the Following Areas Would Be Highly RegardedEmotional regulation, sensory processing and self-regulation supportsAutism and neurodiversity-affirming practiceFine motor development and school participationExecutive functioning supportsFunctional capacity assessmentsAssistive technology and equipment prescriptionDisability and NDIS servicesCommunity-based practiceLeadership, mentoring, or student supervision
RequirementsBachelor or Masters qualification in Occupational TherapyCurrent AHPRA Registration (or eligibility for registration)NDIS Worker Screening Clearance (or willingness to obtain)Current Driver's Licence and reliable vehicleFull Australian Working Rights
This Role Is Perfect For Someone Who…Wants to be part of something biggerIs excited by growth and opportunityLoves working with children, adolescents, and familiesWants a workplace that genuinely invests in their developmentEnjoys collaborating, innovating, and thinking creativelyIs interested in helping shape a growing Occupational Therapy serviceWants opportunities for future leadership and career progressionIs passionate about making a meaningful difference in people's lives
If this sounds like the kind of role where you'd thrive, we'd absolutely love to hear from you!Apply now!