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We are looking for an Occupational Therapist who is driven to make life-changing impacts on the lives of NDIS participants living in the ACT, along with wanting to work for an organisation which prides itself on clinical excellence.

What's in it for you?

As you support many, we support you.  We offer:

• Benefits – an annual Professional Development allowance, regular internal PD opportunities, staff referral scheme, Fitness Passport, salary packaging options (e.g. novated leasing), an Employment Assistance Program (EAP), discounts on private health insurance and travel… and many more!
• Flexibility – You can select the hours and days - full-time or part-time - which work best for your life
• Excellent remuneration – Industry leading salary + kilometre reimbursement + laptop + smartphone + our Performance with Purpose Reward and Recognition Program
• Work-life balance – Combine the convenience of working from home with the social interaction of working in the community plus the support of your team mates in the office and clinic space
• Career progression – Access to ongoing training tailored to your interests and long-term career goals combined with professional development opportunities through Ability Action Australia and our parent company MedHealth
• Passionate and uplifting culture – You will be part of a purpose and values driven team focused on delivering outstanding service to NDIS participants

About the role

On a daily basis you will be:

• Managing an allocated caseload and providing evidence-based therapeutic interventions to help participants get more out of life
• Assessing participants emotional, psychological, cognitive, developmental and physical level of function and capacity through clinical observations and standardised assessments
• Interpreting findings to formulate treatment goals unique to each participant
• Providing support and advice on adaptations to the environment including home, school, work and residential facilities
• Recommending provision of Assistive Technology to assist participants with their functional limitations and to promote independence

About you

• A passion for assisting vulnerable members of the local community in reaching their goals
• Excellent written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills
• An interest in collaborating within a multidisciplinary team
• Excellent time management and organisational skills
• Drivers licence and access to a reliable vehicle

How you’ll be making an impact in people’s lives:

• Undertaking Occupational Therapy assessments including activities of daily living, home, worksite, functional, ergonomic, equipment assessments 
• Undertaking assessments relevant to your discipline to develop and implement effective rehabilitation plans
• Designing and implementing intervention programmes using occupation to improve functional performance, independence and work capacity
• Identifying barriers and designing, implementing and monitoring programs that support people to achieve maximal work participation
• Understanding a variety of healthcare and rehabilitation funding schemes and empowering your clients to achieve their wellness and recovery goals
• Liaising with clients, family members, funding bodies, medical practitioners, employers and stakeholders to achieve successful outcomes

We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Job Coach to join our team in Norlane, Australia. As part of our Disability Employment Services (DES) and Workforce Assistance (WFA) programs, you will play a crucial role in empowering individuals to achieve their employment goals and maintain successful careers.

• Provide personalized coaching and support to clients with diverse needs and abilities
• Conduct comprehensive assessments to identify clients' skills, interests, and barriers to employment
• Develop tailored job search strategies and assist clients in preparing resumes and cover letters
• Collaborate with local employers to identify suitable job opportunities and facilitate job placements
• Offer on-the-job support and follow-up services to ensure successful employment outcomes
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date client records using case management software
• Stay informed about local job market trends and employment programs to better serve clients
• Advocate for clients' rights and assist in securing necessary workplace accommodations
• Participate in team meetings and contribute to the continuous improvement of our services

As an Occupational Therapist, you will empower and advocate for participants who have a physical disability, a psychosocial disability or mental health concerns. While utilising a recovery-oriented, trauma-informed perspective, you will:

• Independently assess complex participants' emotional, psychological, cognitive, developmental and physical level of function.
• Use clinical observations and standardised assessments and interpret findings to formulate treatment goals.
• Participate in training and receive formal 1:1 supervision.
• Engage in monthly peer group supervision with the Sydney team.
• Collaborate with the wider AAA Australia team of OT's, Physio's, EP's, Speech Pathologists, Psychologists and BSP's.

As you support many, we support you! 

We offer:

• A clinical caseload that you are passionate about and fills your cup! Whether you’re a paediatric OT, an adult OT, or like a mix of both – we make sure your caseload fits both your individual learning goals and passion areas.
• Creative solutions to making work fit into your home life, and not the other way around.
• The exploration and navigation of complex situations via 1:1 supervision curated to your learning style.
• Engaging and relevant professional development and clinical support through local and national journal clubs, in-services, and group supervisions.
• Professional development opportunities to enhance your clinical and professional skills.
• Career planning and development: We care about your career goals and can offer unlimited leadership and career growth options through Ability Action Australia and our parent company, MedHealth.
• Multiple ways of acknowledging how hard you work each and every day, in a way that makes you feel valued and meets your needs. This could be in the form of incentive programs with attractive financial bonuses or time away from work to spend with your loved ones!
• Plus all of the essentials such as EAP, fitness passport and 12 weeks paternity leave.

Your Benefits

• Ultimate flexibility - Combine the convenience of working from home with the social interaction of working in the community with the option of clinic hours !!
• Excellent remuneration – Generous base salary + car allowance + laptop + phone + CPD + bonuses + Reward and Recognition Program.
• Salary packaging - includes novated leasing and self education expenses.
• Career progression – Access to ongoing training tailored to your interests and long-term goals combined with professional development opportunities with Ability Action Australia and our parent company MedHealth.
• Passionate and uplifting culture – You will be part of a purpose and values driven team focused on delivering outstanding supports to participants.

About you

• Current registration with AHPRA as a Occupational Therapist.
• The ability to work autonomously while linking in with a larger multi-d team.
• Looking for a fun, collaborative and supportive work environment!

Your responsibilities will include but are not limited to:

• Administration support including archiving, scanning and filing; facilitating appointments for imaging, set up of consulting rooms and end of day office / consulting room activities
• Scheduling and managing appointments to meet customer needs and to maximise the booking rate of available medical consultants
• Assist customers by providing informed advice on the most suitable service, and appropriate consultant specialty (and consultant)
• Undertaking accurate preparation, maintenance, filing and scanning of examinee files and records 
• Establishing and maintaining effective relationships with internal and external stakeholders, including mlcoa medical consultants and staff, clients and examinees
• Effective management of the bookings calendar to support mlcoa Perth and the broader business achieve business imperatives
• Supporting the day-to-day operation and professional appearance of the office
• Willing and able to function autonomously.

As a WorkFocus Australia Employment Services Consultant you will help people to get well and working again by assisting them to find suitable new employment. Using your skills in engaging with people and employers, you will impact lives by equipping clients with marketable skills for new employment, helping them become competitive candidates, assist in placing injured workers in to suitable work hardening placements and by opening doors with them with employers in the best new job for them.

As a valued team member, your responsibilities will be to:

• Help source suitable placements for the implementation of return to work programs and work hardening programs
• Help clients develop the skills needed to be a competent and competitive job seeker in the current employment market
• Actively market the skills and aptitudes of individual job seekers to suitable employers.
• Support and walk beside your clients to engage them in an effective job seeking journey
• Develop and harness a network of employers to secure on the job training and employment opportunities for your client
• Understand current employment incentive schemes and how to use them to get your client the best new job for them
• Coach and motivate your clients to become the best new employee possible and to secure their next job.

About the role

Due to continued growth in our Perth team, an opportunity has become available for a Team Leader who will be responsible for:

• Leading and coaching a team of Consultants 
• Overseeing the team's performance and quality 
• Exploring new opportunities and growth areas
• Mentoring and training junior staff members
• Providing advice and coaching on case management practices, whilst also managing a case load of your own.
• Identifying Return To Work barriers and, designing, implementing and monitoring those programs that assist injured employees return to the workforce as required.

Allied Health Professionals have a diverse and role, offering opportunity to assist job seekers who have complex barriers to employment by conducting assessments, undertaking a variety of therapeutic interventions, facilitating groups, and providing recommendations to appropriate vocational and non-vocational services.

• This is a permanent opportunity.
• Full time hours,

Key duties of the role will include:

• Conduct thorough assessments of candidates with a range of disability and barriers to employment;
• Offer counselling intervention as needed, utilising various psychological methodologies;
• Refer candidates to additional external support services to help address barriers;
• Provide evaluations on assessments and monitor the progression of cases;
• Liaise with medical professionals and community agencies on behalf of candidates; and
• Provide training and guidance to atWork staff on psychological services and procedures.

We're looking for Job Coaches to join our dedicated and passionate team in Charlestown and surrouding suburbs.

   ***NO PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT SERVICES EXPERIENCE NECESSARY***

We are a determined and compassionate team who thrive together in pursuit of our belief that work’s for everyone, whilst having fun along the way.

Join us for our next Recruitment Information Session where you will get the opportunity to connect with one of our Service Managers for an on-the-spot interview and to learn more about atWork Australia.

Where: Charlestown NSW 2290, Australia
When; Tuesday, 17th December- 12:00PM to 2pm.

Let us know if you are interested in attending by clicking APPLY

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact: [email protected] M: 0472 639 347

Our reception is the first point of in-person contact for many of our clients.  We are looking for an experienced administrator who has worked in a healthcare or medical environment.  We also require a person who has exceptional customer service skills to ensure our clients have a positive experience at every contact.

This is a permanent full-time position.

About the role

• Reception - greeting clients, answering phone, scheduling and rescheduling appointments
• Administration - actioning emails, preparing resources for the clinicians, typing clinical notes for clinicians, preparing letters for GPs, filing client records, shredding confidential information, assist with ensuring clinicians' schedules are full
• Accounts - banking cash or cheques, processing payments (in person and via phone), creating invoices, issuing invoices via email, emailing receipts to the bookkeeper, end of day reconciliations, NDIS invoicing and claiming online, chasing outstanding payments
• other general office duties - keeping the clinic space neat and tidy

Benefits for you

• Supervision – paired with a dedicated supervisor to teach you the ropes
• Salary - above award rates for all employees
• Flexibility – we understand that there are times when you need to attend to family matters during business hours as we also have families
• Lifestyle and our beautiful surroundings – rural setting within easy access to the Sydney CBD, wineries, galleries, waterfalls, bush walking trails, country markets, camping… what more could you want!
• Vibrant team – passion for inspiring, empowering and supporting both clients and each other
• Other perks as a company which belongs to the MedHealth group - discounts on private health insurance and travel, access to a FREE Employee Assistance Program (EAP), a 'Fitness Passport' program, salary packaging options (including novated leasing) and much more!

About you

• Considerable experience in an administration and customer facing role within a healthcare or medical environment
• Excellent communication - verbal and written - skills
• Exceptional organisational and time management skills
• Strong computer skills
• Passion for working with vulnerable members of the community

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We are looking for a Rehabilitation Consultant to join our team in Perth on a full-time or part-time basis!

If you are passionate about delivering excellent customer care and making a difference in people’s lives, this is the place for you. Help your clients regain their independence and achieve their goals in life and work!

We build better lives through work and health.

As a Rehabilitation Consultant you will play a vital role in the provision of workplace rehabilitation services to help build better lives through work and health. You will also provide vocational and counselling support to those clients in need of assistance on their return to work journeys. As part of the team you’ll support people to get well and working.

As a valued team member, your responsibilities will include:

• Undertaking psychological initial, worksite, functional, and early intervention assessments
• Conducting Vocational and Adjustment to Injury Counselling
• Identifying Return to Work (RTW) barriers and Designing, implementing and monitoring programs that assist injured employees to return to the workforce
• Undertaking Vocational Assessments and Transferable Skills Analyses
• Liaising with clients, insurers, medical practitioners and employers to achieve outcomes appropriate for all parties

• Monitor security alerts, review and triage security tickets, and escalate issues as necessary.
• Assist in investigating and resolving security incidents in collaboration with the IT and service teams.
• Support the implementation of security controls, tools, and processes across the organisation.
• Provide support across a variety of security products including email security, end point, web filtering.
• Act as a point of contact for security-related inquiries from staff and other departments.
• Contribute to maintaining and updating documentation for security policies, procedures, and guidelines.
• Assisting with both scheduled and unscheduled security assurance activities to test the effectiveness of security controls (e.g. Internal audits, security control testing, incident response exercises).

How you’ll be making an impact in people’s lives:

• Undertaking Occupational Therapy assessments including activities of daily living, home, worksite, functional, ergonomic, equipment assessments 
• Undertaking assessments to develop and implement effective rehabilitation plans
• Designing and implementing intervention programmes using occupation to improve functional performance, independence and work capacity
• Identifying barriers and designing, implementing and monitoring programs that support people to achieve maximal work participation
• Understanding a variety of healthcare and rehabilitation funding schemes and empowering your clients to achieve their wellness and recovery goals
• Liaising with clients, family members, funding bodies, medical practitioners, employers and stakeholders to achieve successful outcomes

This is an Identified position. Candidates must have an understanding of the issues affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and proven culturally appropriate engagement and communication skills.

We have an exciting opportunity to join our Job Coach team in Outer West Sydney, NSW. If you’re looking for work with purpose, that has the ability to change peoples’ lives for the better, we want to hear from you. The right person has great opportunity for career progression within the team.

The Job Coach’s role is to guide our clients towards job-readiness and enabling opportunities for employment once they are ready for work. As one of our Job Coaches, you will be at the forefront of our services, working one-on-one with clients to provide support for a sustainable career.  

On a typical day as a Job Coach you might be:  

• Encouraging and motivating participants through appropriate activities to find their own employment; 
• Building relationships with local employers to source job opportunities for our clients; 
• Placing participants into sustainable employment;
• Ensuring all activity is appropriately recorded, documented and adheres to compliance and/or contractual requirements; and 
• Ensuring our clients, employers and those we work with, receive exceptional service at every stage of the process. 

The Position:

We have an exciting opportunity to join our Job Coach team in Morayfield and Surrounding Suburbs.  If you’re looking for work with purpose, that has the ability to change peoples’ lives for the better, we want to hear from you. The right person has great opportunity for career progression within the team.

The Job Coach’s role is to guide our clients towards job- readiness and enabling opportunities for employment once they are ready for work. As one of our Job Coaches, you will be at the forefront of our services, working one-on-one with clients to provide support for a sustainable career. 

On a typical day as a Job Coach you might be:  

• Encouraging and motivating participants through appropriate activities to find their own employment; 
• Building relationships with local employers to source job opportunities for our clients; 
• Reverse marketing clients to employers; 
• Placing participants into sustainable employment leading to outcomes;  
• Ensuring all activity is appropriately recorded, documented and adheres to compliance and/or contractual requirements; and 
• Ensuring our clients, employers and those we work with, receive exceptional service at every stage of the process. 

You will be working with a vibrant, collaborative and goals focused team of employment services professionals from diverse backgrounds, who are all seeking to have an impact in the diversity and inclusion space. 

The Position:

This is an Identified position. Candidates must have an understanding of the issues affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and proven culturally appropriate engagement and communication skills.

We have an exciting opportunity to join our Job Coach team in Central/West Metro, WA If you’re looking for work with purpose, that has the ability to change peoples’ lives for the better, we want to hear from you. The right person has great opportunity for career progression within the team.

The Job Coach’s role is to guide our clients towards job-readiness and enabling opportunities for employment once they are ready for work. As one of our Job Coaches, you will be at the forefront of our services, working one-on-one with clients to provide support for a sustainable career.  

On a typical day as a Job Coach you might be:  

• Encouraging and motivating participants through appropriate activities to find their own employment; 
• Building relationships with local employers to source job opportunities for our clients; 
• Placing participants into sustainable employment;
• Ensuring all activity is appropriately recorded, documented and adheres to compliance and/or contractual requirements; and 
• Ensuring our clients, employers and those we work with, receive exceptional service at every stage of the process. 

This is an Identified position. Candidates must have an understanding of the issues affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and proven culturally appropriate engagement and communication skills.

We have an exciting opportunity to join our Job Coach team in Sydney Greater West, NSW. If you’re looking for work with purpose, that has the ability to change peoples’ lives for the better, we want to hear from you. The right person has great opportunity for career progression within the team.

The Job Coach’s role is to guide our clients towards job-readiness and enabling opportunities for employment once they are ready for work. As one of our Job Coaches, you will be at the forefront of our services, working one-on-one with clients to provide support for a sustainable career.  

On a typical day as a Job Coach you might be:  

• Encouraging and motivating participants through appropriate activities to find their own employment; 
• Building relationships with local employers to source job opportunities for our clients; 
• Placing participants into sustainable employment;
• Ensuring all activity is appropriately recorded, documented and adheres to compliance and/or contractual requirements; and 
• Ensuring our clients, employers and those we work with, receive exceptional service at every stage of the process. 

This is an Identified position. Candidates must have an understanding of the issues affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and proven culturally appropriate engagement and communication skills.

We have an exciting opportunity to join our Job Coach team in Keepit, NSW. If you’re looking for work with purpose, that has the ability to change peoples’ lives for the better, we want to hear from you. The right person has great opportunity for career progression within the team.

The Job Coach’s role is to guide our clients towards job-readiness and enabling opportunities for employment once they are ready for work. As one of our Job Coaches, you will be at the forefront of our services, working one-on-one with clients to provide support for a sustainable career.  

On a typical day as a Job Coach you might be:  

• Encouraging and motivating participants through appropriate activities to find their own employment; 
• Building relationships with local employers to source job opportunities for our clients; 
• Placing participants into sustainable employment;
• Ensuring all activity is appropriately recorded, documented and adheres to compliance and/or contractual requirements; and 
• Ensuring our clients, employers and those we work with, receive exceptional service at every stage of the process. 

The Position:

We have an exciting opportunity to join our Job Coach team in the Fairfield and Surrounding Suburbs.  If you’re looking for work with purpose, that has the ability to change people lives for the better, we want to hear from you. The right person has great opportunity for career progression within the team.

The Job Coach’s role is to guide our clients towards job- readiness and enabling opportunities for employment once they are ready for work. As one of our Job Coaches, you will be at the forefront of our services, working one-on-one with clients to provide support for a sustainable career. 

On a typical day as a Job Coach you might be:  

• Encouraging and motivating participants through appropriate activities to find their own employment; 
• Building relationships with local employers to source job opportunities for our clients; 
• Reverse marketing clients to employers; 
• Placing participants into sustainable employment leading to outcomes;  
• Ensuring all activity is appropriately recorded, documented and adheres to compliance and/or contractual requirements; and 
• Ensuring our clients, employers and those we work with, receive exceptional service at every stage of the process. 

You will be working with a vibrant, collaborative and goals focused team of employment services professionals from diverse backgrounds, who are all seeking to have an impact in the diversity and inclusion space. 

The Position:

This is an Identified position. Candidates must have an understanding of the issues affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and proven culturally appropriate engagement and communication skills.

We have an exciting opportunity to join our Job Coach team in The Great Southern Wheatbelt, WA. If you’re looking for work with purpose, that has the ability to change peoples’ lives for the better, we want to hear from you. The right person has great opportunity for career progression within the team.

The Job Coach’s role is to guide our clients towards job-readiness and enabling opportunities for employment once they are ready for work. As one of our Job Coaches, you will be at the forefront of our services, working one-on-one with clients to provide support for a sustainable career.  

On a typical day as a Job Coach you might be:  

• Encouraging and motivating participants through appropriate activities to find their own employment; 
• Building relationships with local employers to source job opportunities for our clients; 
• Placing participants into sustainable employment;
• Ensuring all activity is appropriately recorded, documented and adheres to compliance and/or contractual requirements; and 
• Ensuring our clients, employers and those we work with, receive exceptional service at every stage of the process. 

As a Rehabilitation Counsellor you will play a vital role in the provision of workplace rehabilitation services to help build better lives through work and health. As part of the team you’ll support people to get well and working.

As a valued team member, your responsibilities will include:

• Designing, implementing and monitoring programs that assist our clients to return to the workforce
• Undertake vocational assessments, initial needs assessments, worksite assessments 
• Undertake vocational counselling and intensive 1:1 support to empower clients to transition into employment 
• Identifying Return to Work (RTW) barriers
• Collaborate with clients, insurers, medical practitioners and employers to achieve outcomes appropriate for all parties

We are looking for a Rehabilitation Counsellor to join our team around Central Coast or Newcastle on a full-time basis.

How you’ll be making an impact in people’s lives:

• Undertaking assessments relevant to your discipline to develop and implement effective rehabilitation plans
• Designing and implementing intervention programmes using occupation to improve functional performance, independence and work capacity
• Identifying barriers and designing, implementing and monitoring programs that support people to achieve maximal work participation
• Understanding a variety of healthcare and rehabilitation funding schemes and empowering your clients to achieve their wellness and recovery goals
• Liaising with clients, family members, funding bodies, medical practitioners, employers and stakeholders to achieve successful outcomes

As a Rehabilitation Counsellor you will play a vital role in the provision of workplace rehabilitation services to help build better lives through work and health. As part of the team you’ll support people to get well and working.

As a valued team member, your responsibilities will include:

• Designing, implementing and monitoring programs that assist our clients to return to the workforce
• Undertake vocational assessments, initial needs assessments, worksite assessments 
• Undertake vocational counselling and intensive 1:1 support to empower clients to transition into employment 
• Identifying Return to Work (RTW) barriers
• Collaborate with clients, insurers, medical practitioners and employers to achieve outcomes appropriate for all parties

How you’ll be making an impact in people’s lives:

• Undertaking assessments relevant to your discipline to develop and implement effective rehabilitation plans
• Designing and implementing intervention programmes using occupation to improve functional performance, independence and work capacity
• Identifying barriers and designing, implementing and monitoring programs that support people to achieve maximal work participation
• Understanding a variety of healthcare and rehabilitation funding schemes and empowering your clients to achieve their wellness and recovery goals
• Liaising with clients, family members, funding bodies, medical practitioners, employers and stakeholders to achieve successful outcomes

Our multidisciplinary team are excited to be able to offer a permanent role to a recent or upcoming speech pathology graduate living anywhere in the greater Melbourne metropolitan area.

We have the capacity to provide a full-time or part-time (minimum 3 days/week) position for the right person who will benefit from our extensive experience in supporting our team members to be thriving clinicians who love what they do.

Culture and benefits

• Collaborative team – fun and supportive team who love what we do and love sharing the passion in working together to achieve optimal outcomes for our clients
• Ability to make an impact – our evidence-based models are highly effective, allowing you to make a real difference to the lives of those we support
• Generous salary package - above award wages + financial rewards for outstanding work, annual Health and Wellbeing subsidy of $600, access to salary packaging options (including novated leasing) + an iPhone and laptop
• Work-life balance - flexible work arrangements to plan your work to best suit your lifestyle while also meeting the needs of your team and clients
• Personal and professional growth - professional development program, fortnightly PD sessions, and weekly supervision with our Speech Pathology Team Leader

About the role

• Managing a caseload and providing evidence-based therapeutic supports in a timely manner
• Delivering much needed speech pathology services to clients within schools, homes and the broader community
• Interpreting findings to formulate treatment goals unique to each client
• Assessing clients’ communication and/or swallowing level of function and capacity using clinical observations and standardised assessments
• Recommending provision of Assistive Technology to assist clients with their functional limitations and to promote independence

About you

• Possess a positive, can-do approach and mindset
• Ability to work collaboratively with colleagues, clients and their support networks to make a real and lasting difference
• Strive for continuous improvement of our practices and outcomes
• Demonstrated ability to maintain consistent and regular contact with all stakeholders
• Current drivers licence and own reliable vehicle

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