10/04/2020
Hayee Group Services in Sydney is a community based services. We provide treatments and supports in the clients home. We aim to deliver evidence based occupational therapy interventions under the National Insurance Disability Scheme (NDIS)
We focus on delivering high quality occupational therapy to a diverse range of client's living with special needs. We will see clients aged between 7 years and above.
About the role
As a community based Occupational Therapist, you will be driving and conducting face to face services in the client's home. You will be providing OT to a variety of people living with disabilities, including Intellectual Disabilities, Neurological Disabilities, Physical Disabilities and individuals living with Sensory Processing Disorder.
You will be prescribing equipment, minor/major home modifications, conducting sensory interventions, liaising with schools and other therapists, conducting cognitive assessments, educating families/carers/teachers/support workers and writing a variety of reports.
This role is an autonomous role where you will be assisting individuals in building independence and encouraging our clients to build capacity in their chosen activities of daily living.
Benefits:
Flexible work hours can be negotiated.
Weekly mentoring available.
Manageable case loads.
Ongoing professional development.
Enhance your clinical skills in a community setting.
Skills and experience
Completed Bachelor of Occupational Therapy.
AHPRA registered.
OTA registered (desirable).
Current Drivers License.
Willingness to complete FirstAid, WWCC, Police Check
Client-Centered Practice.
Excellent organisation skills
Excellent report writing skills.
Ability to independently manage scheduling of clients e.g appointments, follow up visits.
Ability to communicate both written and verbal information in a sensitive manner.
Ability to adapt to a varied caseload.
Liase with other organisations appropriately.
Willingness to learn.
How to Apply
Email your CV to Hayeegroupservices@gmail.com along with your resume.