Physiotherapist | NDIS & Paediatric Allied Health

Physiotherapist | NDIS & Paediatric Allied Health

Make therapy meaningful beyond the treatment session

Progress doesn’t happen only during an appointment. It happens when a child gains confidence in everyday activities, when families understand how to support development, and when practical strategies become part of daily life.

We’re looking for a Physiotherapist interested in making that kind of difference through individualised, functional therapy and collaboration with families and other professionals.

This is a contract-based opportunity within a paediatric-focused allied health environment, suited to a clinician who values practical outcomes, family involvement and a personalised approach to care.

What the role involves

• Assessing physical function, movement and individual therapy needs.
• Developing tailored physiotherapy programs around each client’s goals and everyday activities.
• Supporting mobility, strength, coordination and functional independence where appropriate.
• Working collaboratively with families, carers and other professionals to support consistent progress.
• Providing practical education and strategies that can be incorporated into everyday routines.
• Completing clinical documentation, progress reports and NDIS-related reporting as required.

What we’re looking for

• A Physiotherapist with current AHPRA registration.
• Experience or a genuine interest in paediatric physiotherapy and disability support.
• Familiarity with the NDIS and its reporting requirements; previous NDIS experience is highly regarded.
• Strong assessment, clinical reasoning and therapy-planning skills.
• A clear, supportive communication style and the ability to build rapport with clients and families.
• Someone who works well collaboratively while taking ownership of their clinical responsibilities.

What’s on offer

• Contract-based work rather than permanent employment.
• An opportunity to contribute within a multidisciplinary allied health environment.
• A family-centred approach that values education, practical strategies and individual goals.
• The opportunity to apply your clinical skills to meaningful functional outcomes.
• A service model that includes clinic, telehealth and community-based settings, subject to the requirements of the role.

Interested in finding out more?

If you’re a Physiotherapist with NDIS experience looking for a contract-based opportunity where your work can make a practical difference, I’d love to have a confidential chat - [email protected].