Doing Being Becoming isn’t just another healthcare service provider, we are a community of inter-disciplinary clinicians and practitioners. We’re expanding and we’re looking for like-minded and like-hearted folks to join our team.

About Us

After years of working with other businesses as a mobile service we found it can feel lonely and there isn't enough opportunity for further development of skills, especially in the areas of inspiration and interest.

We want everyone who works with us (staff and clients) to feel as though they're thriving and getting the absolute best out of their time. We're also keen to weave in other modalities such as bodywork, yoga or anything our staff are interested in, and we want to support this by creating time and space for you to attend CPD, as well as exploring and workshopping ways that you might augment your service. We are of the mindset people give their best when they’re inspired and believe in what they’re doing with their clients.

About you

We’re looking for unique humans that are passionate about what they do and care about changing people’s lives. You are as independent as you are a solid team member, and you want to show up to work as your whole self. At Doing Being Becoming we don’t hide behind uniforms and titles and our clients aren’t case numbers and KPIs. We’re all humans, relating. You will be willing to bring your excellent inter- and intra-personal skills to the table to help both you and us grow and thrive. If you have skills, practice and interests that fall outside of your degree, but you believe they are perfectly applicable to your clinical practice then we want to hear about it, and so do your clients. 

Qualifications & experience

Essential requirements:

• Degree or post-graduate qualification in Occupational Therapy.

• Demonstrates excellent interpersonal skills and ability to develop rapport with clients, carers and professionals.

• Ample experience in conducting functional assessments and developing therapeutic care plans to address clients’ needs.

• Well-oiled and personable verbal and written communication skills.

• Know how to organise yourself, manage your time and keep thorough, workable records.

• You’ll need self -motivation and proven autonomous working skills.

• Current Working with Children's Check.

• Have Professional Indemnity and Public Liability Insurance (or ready to get it).

• Own a laptop or computer.

• Possess a valid ABN (or willingness to acquire one).

Licence/Certification:

• Current Working with Children Check (Required)

• AHPRA registration (Required)

• Driver Licence (Required)

• Police Check (Required)

• First Aid (desirable)

• NDIS Worker Screening Check (desirable)

Tasks & responsibilities of the role

• Provide functional assessments using a range of tools and approaches.

• Design & implement client-centred, evidence-based interventions.

• Design therapy plans that are holistic, centred around a person’s aspirations and define clear outcomes.

• Work proactively to adapt and maximise each person’s environment, reduce barriers, support the development of skills and identify new ways to engage clients and support them to participate and thrive.

• Write comprehensive reports and maintain appropriate clinical documentation.

• Maintain and update their clinical skills through professional development.

• Be able to work independently, but will have access to resources, supervision, support, professional development and colleagues within the service.

Nuts and Bolts:

• Sub-contractor and contract work available

• Scalable salary rate of $80-$130/hr

Benefits

• Regular supervision and support is available

• Gain experience working with a varied caseload

• Continued formal and informal professional development encouraged

• Friendly and positive working environment

• Flexibility to work from home

• Freedom to direct your days and hours. We encourage work-life balance!

If you would like to apply for this role please send a detailed cover letter and a copy of your CV to doingbeingbecomingOT@gmail.com