Are you a passionate paediatric Occupational Therapist ready to step into a meaningful senior role with autonomy, flexibility and the chance to help shape a brand-new clinic space?

Our client, a boutique paediatric allied-health service dedicated to family-centred, evidence-based care across the South-West region of WA, is seeking an experienced paediatric Occupational Therapist to join their growing team, with strong potential to lead the OT Team. 

A strong reputation for supporting babies, children and adolescents across home, school and clinic settings, with service reach across Busselton, Bunbury, Vasse, Dunsborough, Yallingup, Margaret River and Katanning.

You’ll join a team of experienced clinicians who value relationship-building, high-quality care and flexibility.

This is a rare opportunity to join a supportive, values-driven team, work across Busselton and Bunbury, collaborate closely with a highly experienced senior physiotherapist and be integral to building their upcoming clinic space.

Why You’ll Love This Role

• Salary Range: Up to $110 000 + BONUS + High Career Progression
• Flexibility: Mobile paediatric Occupational Therapy role (with option of clinic space) – manage your own diary
• Growth & Impact: Be part of the build of their new clinic space slated for June–Aug 2026
• Reward Structure: KPI bonus – up to 50 % bonus over KPI'S
• Strong Start: Slow ramp-up, with structured support and a clear referral base
• Purpose-Driven: Work for a business that prioritises children, families, and meaningful change

About the Role

• Full-time, permanent position starting in December 2025
• Senior Occupational Therapist focusing on paediatric caseload (0 – early teens)
• Contracted disability-school oversight: 3 hrs/week at a partner school (OT + physio)
• Primary service locations: Busselton & Bunbury, with flexibility to drive between sites
• Mobile OT role with minimal clinic work initially; clinic space coming mid-2026
• Initial appointment basis: 2 days per week, building to full-time as a slow ramp up and work-life balance
• You’ll manage your own schedule: referrals are screened and allocated, then you decide how to run your diary
• Work from home, mobile, or community setting—choose what suits you
• Collaborate with the senior physiotherapists, clinic lead and the Director in weekly meetings for clinical and business discussions

Support & Induction

• Casual, gradual induction: starting with a few clients, building up slowly
• Work phone & laptop supplied
• Weekly catch-ups (in-person or café) with the Director and senior physios to support your development
• Strong emphasis on family-centred, evidence-based care 
• Opportunity to contribute to shaping the business/clinic and mentorship into a senior role lead occupational therapist role 

Work Overview

• Location: Busselton and Bunbury (with some service reach across surrounding regions)
• Working environments: Primarily home, school & community (mobile); future option of clinic space (in-progress)
• Caseload: Paediatrics (0 – early teens); some school-based hours and outreach/home visits
• Common conditions treated: Developmental delays, sensory regulation, school-readiness skills, gross & fine motor challenges, ASD, ADHD, intellectual disability, coordination or learning difficulties 
• Day-to-day responsibilities: Manage your schedule; deliver Occupational Therapy sessions; work with partner school; collaborate with team for program oversight; build clinic presence; liaise with families and external referrers
• Travel allowance/cap: Drive between Busselton & Bunbury; flexibility and willingness to travel expected
• Support: Weekly meetings; mentorship via senior physio & Director; opportunity to lead and contribute to business growth
• Career progression pathways: Opportunity for a Senior Occupational Therapy role with autonomy; potential to influence clinic design and service model; future leadership or specialist pathways
• Induction/onboarding: Work phone & laptop provided; initial low caseload; orientation with leadership team; weekly catch-ups
• Flexible working & WFH: Manage your diary, travel when required, work from home or mobile as preferred
• Team size/social events/culture: Join a small, close-knit team with strong values, drive for high-quality paediatric care and regional access – casual yet professional culture
• Facilities & resources clinicians can access: Mobile Occupational Therapy model; soon to have dedicated clinic space (opening mid-2026)
• Additional benefits: Work phone & laptop; flexible schedule; KPI bonus; future clinic space; travel within region; meaningful role with genuine growth; career progression 

About You

• Have paediatric experience (0 – early teens) and comfortable working in mobile/home/school settings
• Motivated, respectful, caring and brings a strong work ethic
• Enjoys autonomy, time management and building relationships with children, families and schools

Interested? Contact Cian
Mobile: 0467 467 296
Email: Cian@gorillajobs.com.au