This role in Newcastle is within a well-established paediatric OT service focused on properly supporting their clinicians to build their career. The clinical model is highly supportive, with 1:1 and group supervision, mentoring from senior clinicians, regular internal PD, and a generous PD allowance. The clinic itself is purpose-built and play-based, creating an engaging environment for child-focused therapy.

• Structured clinical support with weekly/fortnightly 1:1 & group supervision, senior mentoringand shadowing
• Purpose-built paediatric clinic with strong referral streams, quality resources and a genuinely supportive team culture
• Salary from $85,000 $115,000 + super with tailored career progression based on your strengths, interests and goals

The team is values-driven, with a strong emphasis on connection, play, and making a meaningful difference for children and families. Therapists are supported through structured onboarding, consistent supervision, and tailored career pathways, with a clear focus on cultural fit and long-term development.

Why this is for you!

• Primarily clinic-based paediatric OT position, with some work across schools and preschools
• Salary up to $115k + super (depending on experience)
• Join an established paediatric service with consistent referrals and strong systems
• Be part of a broader OT team with accessible senior support
• Weekly individual supervision plus weekly group supervision
• Structured onboarding with a gradual increase in caseload
• Shadowing and observation time included as part of the induction process
• $1,500 annual professional development allowance
• Ongoing internal training, mentoring and case-based learning opportunities
• Genuine scope to shape your career based on your interests and strengths
• Extra onboarding support alongside formal clinical supervision
• Well-resourced clinic setting with quality therapy spaces and equipment
• Positive team culture with strong staff retention
• Values-led service with a big focus on connection, play and meaningful impact

The day to day:

• Deliver paediatric occupational therapy assessment and intervention for children with a range of developmental, sensory, motor and regulation needs
• Work mainly from the clinic, with some sessions in educational settings
• Support children with presentations including autism, ADHD / ADD, sensory processing differences, fine motor and gross motor delays, coordination challenges, motor planning difficulties, handwriting difficulties, emotional regulation needs and daily living skill development
• Complete assessments, goal planning, intervention planning and report writing
• Partner closely with parents and caregivers, with a strong emphasis on practical support and coaching
• Provide therapy that is engaging, child-centred and focused on real-world outcomes
• Contribute within a service that may also offer group-based support, dyad sessions and telehealth where clinically suitable

This is a team with a clear support model in place. Therapists receive weekly 1:1 supervision, weekly group supervision, internal mentoring and regular opportunities to keep building their clinical skills.

There is also a strong focus on career development that is tailored rather than rigid. Our client looks at each clinician’s strengths, interests and longer-term goals, then works with them to build out opportunities in the right direction. That may include leadership, mentoring, projects, onboarding support or further development in niche clinical areas.

Requirements:

• Tertiary qualification in Occupational Therapy
• Full AHPRA registration
• Paediatric OT experience preferred
• Full Australian working rights
• Driver’s licence

To discuss further, contact Charlie for a friendly, confidential chat:
*E4 are recruiting for various positions and are happy to help find the best option with you*
 
Charlie Summers (Senior Recruitment Consultant)
04•• ••• 135 | cha••••@e4people.com.au