APM WorkCare understands that prevention and proactive management of injuries in the workplace is important. We work with employers and their people to minimise the personal and business impact of injuries, illness and disability through prevention, rehabilitation and training.

The role

We are looking for an Occupational Therapist, Exercise Physiologist, Physiotherapist, or Osteopath to join our team as a Rehabilitation Consultant. This role is open to new grads or experienced allied health professionals.

Working full-time or part-time, you will be using your clinical expertise and skills to guide and manage your client’s journey as they return to life after psychological injury. You will influence your clients to achieve the results that they’ve identified through a whole-of-person approach to rehabilitation.

In this role, you’ll be….

• Completing functional capacity evaluations and ergonomic assessments
• Work collaboratively with CTP insurers on complex injuries, discharge planning and RTW
• Collaborating with other health practitioners through case conferencing
• Organising rehabilitation activities for your client incl. Pilates, Hydrotherapy, etc.
• Reviewing and analysing medical reports e.g. MRIs, X-Rays, etc.

What’s in it for you?

• FLEXIBILITY and AUTONOMY to set your own hours, your own work location and have control over your own diary
• Tailored career path that aligns with your career goals
• Access to travel re-imbursements, an incentive scheme, laptop, mobile phone, opportunity to purchase additional leave, paid parental leave, and salary sacrificing options.
• Individualised in-house training and development to support you
• Discounted fitness memberships
• Discounted health insurance with Bupa

What is required:

• Eligibility for registration with AHPRA, or ESSA
• A current, or ability to hold a Working with Children Check

Ready to Join?

Click APPLY now and complete your application through our online recruitment platform.

For a confidential discussion, please call Alysiah on 0497 452 219