Mobile Physiotherapist – Subcontractor (Community-Based / Flexible Hours)

About the role

Heal Physiotherapy Services is expanding and seeking an experienced, community focused Physiotherapist to join the team. You'll support NDIS participants, older adults, and privately funded clients to move confidently, participate fully, and live life to its fullest. This role is remote and community based. Work from your own home base and travel to see clients in their homes and other community settings. You choose your hours, your caseload, and the amount of work you wish to take on.

Key responsibilities

• Provide person centred physiotherapy to NDIS, aged care, and private clients in Sydney.

• Complete functional assessments, mobility reviews, and evidence based therapy programs.

• Deliver therapy in real life environments (homes, community spaces, childcares).

• Support clients to improve strength, balance, mobility, participation, and independence.

• Maintain clear, professional documentation aligned with NDIS and aged care standards.

• Communicate effectively with families, support coordinators, and other stakeholders.

About you

• AHPRA registered Physiotherapist with community, disability, or aged care experience.

• NDIS workers screen check (or in progress).

• Confident working independently, travelling to meet clients and discussing treatment management plans with clients and their families.

• Warm, person centred communicator with strong clinical reasoning.

• Comfortable collaborating with multidisciplinary allied health teams.

• Organised, reliable, and committed to high quality care.

• Holds ABN, professional indemnity insurance, Valid Australian License and reliable transport.

What we offer

• Competitive hourly rate for clinical work, travel, and report writing.

• Flexible scheduling – you choose your hours and caseload.

• Autonomy to manage your workflow and clinical approach.

• Access to clinical resources, optional supervision, and peer support.

• Opportunities to develop skills across disability, ageing, paediatrics and community rehabilitation.