People and Culture Manager

Who We Are:

At Better Rehab, we began with a simple idea: better quality Allied Health services for people living with a disability. This proved to be exactly what the community needed, as Better Rehab has grown into a leading National Allied Health provider.

         The Role:

Due to continued growth, we are looking for a passionate People & Culture Manager. Our P&C Manager is responsible for the execution of the People Strategy. You will be the trusted subject matter expert, providing guidance to our leaders across all people related matters ,as they journey through the talent life cycle. You will design and lead new people centered initiatives aimed at building a thriving company who prides itself on redefining impossible. This role leads the P&C Partnering team who together, engage, coach, and advise leaders to create an exceptional employee experience for all BetterRehabbers.

         Responsibilities:

• Lead our People & Culture partnering team executing on the People Strategy aligned to the business plan.
• Provide support for the implementation and monitoring of the remuneration and benefits framework.
• Play a key role in workforce planning and budgeting.
• Support management development and engagement, succession planning framework.
• Improve and develop the new HRIS to streamline processes across the P&C function.
• Utilise people data and metrics to track success, and provide insights to the business.
• Accountable for the development and implementation of key talent processes, including onboarding, performance reviews; talent and succession; remuneration and benefits and offboarding.
• Provide Management with the tools they need to be effective leaders and get the best out of their teams.
• Provide expert advice to teams across geographies (ANZ) ensuring compliance with regulation in these jurisdictions.
• Assist with migration processes including obtaining visas.
• Lead the Health & Safety initiatives of the company in collaboration with the Compliance Manager.
• Ensure that all relevant compliance points are managed and are tracked i.e., onboarding, certification, and accreditation
• Contribute to the wider P&C initiatives i.e., attraction and retention programs/projects.
• Effectively manage employee relations issues.
• Provide change leadership and mindset to support growth initiatives.

About You:

• 5+ years HR experience
• (1+ year managing at least 1 direct report or a seasoned HR business partner looking to commence their management career)
• Bachelor's degree in Human Resources or related field.
• Demonstrated ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment.
• Must have experience in developing fit-for-purpose solutions.
• Experience in designing and implementing HR systems and processes for medium sized business.
• Experience working across borders and with remote people leaders.
• Motivated self-starter who is just as comfortable thinking blue skies and then getting into the detail to support the daily needs of the business.
• Experienced in advising on ER/IR matters and sourcing the necessary employment advice/support in other markets including NZ.
• Demonstrated ability to develop and maintain effective on-going and productive relationships.

Benefits:

When you join Better Rehab, you will work directly with a tight-knit P&C team with a wealth of knowledge. Alongside our amazing company benefits, we provide a supportive, fun and flexible work environment! If this sounds like your next career move we want to hear from you - click below to Apply.

Senior Occupational Therapist

Your New Role: As a Senior Clinician, not only do you have your own small caseload, providing both assessments and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people of varying ages and abilities, you will also assist in the clinical support of graduate and junior clinicians across a range of areas.  In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Occupational Therapist’s day may involve:

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including ASD, Post-Stroke, MS, amputations and many more.
• Providing support in the areas of home modifications (both complex and simple); equipment prescription including mobility aids, positioning supports, bathroom aids and seating; and assistive technology across a range of areas including selfcare, low tech and learning aids.
• Mentoring and guiding junior clinicians through the complexities of the NDIS, including the areas mentioned above
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Management Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reviewing NDIS correspondence including reports from junior clinicians, whilst also directly reporting to the NDIS yourself

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• Clinical or Group Supervision settings where clinical support is provided in the realm of Occupational Therapy through formal sessions each week. You will also be responsible for running some of these sessions.
• The opportunity to provide clinical support to junior staff members and access internal and external professional activities to assist with this
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• 4 days' study leave each year as well as company financial support to attend external courses and events in areas that you are passionate about
• Paid parental leave and flexible working options so that you can balance your personal and professional life
• Interstate relocation opportunities across our 4 Australian states
• Passionate leave - long term unpaid leave so you can travel, take a career break, or pursue projects you are passionate about without breaking your continuity of service
• Access to external professional services for mental & emotional wellbeing through EAP, our confidential counselling support service
• Flexible working hours and work from home options
• Regular team bonding and celebrations of each other's life events
• Career progression through internal promotion opportunities

• You are confident in providing support to junior clinicians
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Occupational Therapy and 3+ years’ post qualification experience
• You have experience working within the NDIS or in a community setting (desired)
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence

Occupational Therapist

Who We Are: At Better Rehab, we are people people. Our team of Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners are committed to supporting people of all ages living with a disability or neurological disorder. Since our establishment in 2016, our caring team have been applying evidence-based practice to change the lives of thousands of people. We are now recognised as a premium NDIS provider across Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales, the ACT and Western Australia. We believe in a strong work-life balance and making your time in the office as enjoyable as possible. Our Values: Our values are at the core of what we do. When you join our team, you will see that your colleagues embody our values of:

• Love What You Do

• We are People People

• Frankly, we Give a Damn

• We Get Sh*t Done!

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including neurological conditions, ASD and many more.
• Providing support in the areas of home modifications (both complex and simple); equipment prescription including mobility aids, positioning supports, bathroom aids and seating; and assistive technology across a range of areas including self-care, low tech and learning aids.
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Occupational Therapy and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• 4 days' study leave each year as well as company financial support to attend external courses and events in areas that you are passionate about
• Paid parental leave and flexible working options so that you can balance your personal and professional life
• Interstate relocation opportunities across our 4 Australian states
• Passionate leave - long term unpaid leave so you can travel, take a career break, or pursue projects you are passionate about without breaking your continuity of service
• Access to external professional services for mental & emotional wellbeing through EAP, our confidential counselling support service
• Flexible working hours and work from home options
• Regular team bonding and celebrations of each other's life events

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Occupational Therapy and 1+ years’ post qualification experience
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • AHPRA registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Occupational Therapist

Who We Are: At Better Rehab, we are people people. Our team of Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners are committed to supporting people of all ages living with a disability or neurological disorder. Since our establishment in 2016, our caring team have been applying evidence-based practice to change the lives of thousands of people. We are now recognised as a premium NDIS provider across Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales, the ACT and Western Australia. Our Bankstown office are currently looking for an enthusiastic Occupational Therapist to join their team. We believe in a strong work-life balance and making your time in the office as enjoyable as possible. Our Values: Our values are at the core of what we do. When you join our team, you will see that your colleagues embody our values of:

• Love What You Do

• We are People People

• Frankly, we Give a Damn

• We Get Sh*t Done!

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including neurological conditions, ASD and many more.
• Providing support in the areas of home modifications (both complex and simple); equipment prescription including mobility aids, positioning supports, bathroom aids and seating; and assistive technology across a range of areas including self-care, low tech and learning aids.
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Occupational Therapy and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• 4 days' study leave each year as well as company financial support to attend external courses and events in areas that you are passionate about
• Paid parental leave and flexible working options so that you can balance your personal and professional life
• Interstate relocation opportunities across our 4 Australian states
• Passionate leave - long term unpaid leave so you can travel, take a career break, or pursue projects you are passionate about without breaking your continuity of service
• Access to external professional services for mental & emotional wellbeing through EAP, our confidential counselling support service
• Flexible working hours and work from home options
• Regular team bonding and celebrations of each other's life events

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Occupational Therapy and 1+ years’ post qualification experience
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • AHPRA registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Occupational Therapist

Who We Are: At Better Rehab, we are people people. Our team of Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners are committed to supporting people of all ages living with a disability or neurological disorder. Since our establishment in 2016, our caring team have been applying evidence-based practice to change the lives of thousands of people. We are now recognised as a premium NDIS provider across Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales, the ACT and Western Australia. Our Bankstown office are currently looking for an enthusiastic Occupational Therapist to join their team. We believe in a strong work-life balance and making your time in the office as enjoyable as possible. Our Values: Our values are at the core of what we do. When you join our team, you will see that your colleagues embody our values of:

• Love What You Do

• We are People People

• Frankly, we Give a Damn

• We Get Sh*t Done!

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including neurological conditions, ASD and many more.
• Providing support in the areas of home modifications (both complex and simple); equipment prescription including mobility aids, positioning supports, bathroom aids and seating; and assistive technology across a range of areas including self-care, low tech and learning aids.
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Occupational Therapy and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• 4 days' study leave each year as well as company financial support to attend external courses and events in areas that you are passionate about
• Paid parental leave and flexible working options so that you can balance your personal and professional life
• Interstate relocation opportunities across our 4 Australian states
• Passionate leave - long term unpaid leave so you can travel, take a career break, or pursue projects you are passionate about without breaking your continuity of service
• Access to external professional services for mental & emotional wellbeing through EAP, our confidential counselling support service
• Flexible working hours and work from home options
• Regular team bonding and celebrations of each other's life events

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Occupational Therapy and 1+ years’ post qualification experience
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • AHPRA registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Occupational Therapist

Who We Are: At Better Rehab, we are people people. Our team of Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners are committed to supporting people of all ages living with a disability or neurological disorder. Since our establishment in 2016, our caring team have been applying evidence-based practice to change the lives of thousands of people. We are now recognised as a premium NDIS provider across Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales, the ACT and Western Australia. Our Bankstown office are currently looking for an enthusiastic Occupational Therapist to join their team. We believe in a strong work-life balance and making your time in the office as enjoyable as possible. Our Values: Our values are at the core of what we do. When you join our team, you will see that your colleagues embody our values of:

• Love What You Do

• We are People People

• Frankly, we Give a Damn

• We Get Sh*t Done!

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including neurological conditions, ASD and many more.
• Providing support in the areas of home modifications (both complex and simple); equipment prescription including mobility aids, positioning supports, bathroom aids and seating; and assistive technology across a range of areas including self-care, low tech and learning aids.
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Occupational Therapy and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• 4 days' study leave each year as well as company financial support to attend external courses and events in areas that you are passionate about
• Paid parental leave and flexible working options so that you can balance your personal and professional life
• Interstate relocation opportunities across our 4 Australian states
• Passionate leave - long term unpaid leave so you can travel, take a career break, or pursue projects you are passionate about without breaking your continuity of service
• Access to external professional services for mental & emotional wellbeing through EAP, our confidential counselling support service
• Flexible working hours and work from home options
• Regular team bonding and celebrations of each other's life events

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Occupational Therapy and 1+ years’ post qualification experience
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • AHPRA registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Allied Health Assistant

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity for an Allied Health Assistant who has completed their Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance to join our team of clinicians who provide both assessment based and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. You will be providing support to the clinical team, and assisting with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Allied Health Assistant’s day may involve:

• Assisting the multidisciplinary team with preparing and coordinating assessments, including preparing any documentation
• Monitoring changes in clients and reporting these changes to the relevant clinician
• Preparing clinic room for assessments including organising appropriate equipment and ensuring assessments are available
• Conducting risk assessments on behalf of clinicians
• Maintaining cleanliness of common areas
• Managing correspondence relating to initial assessments, media consent forms, service agreements and other forms as required
• Undertaking other ad hoc duties as needed

• You are able to commit to full-time work
• You have completed your Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance. Please note we will only shortlist candidates who meet this criterion
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Physiotherapist

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to apply evidence-based practice and therapy techniques to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Physiotherapist’s day may involve:

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including Post-Stroke, amputations, Cerebral Palsy, Spinal Cord Injury and many more.
• Working with participants to improve balance, range of movement, posture and muscle strength through a range of methods including hydrotherapy and respiratory devices
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Occupational Therapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Utilising Exercise Physiologists to implement Exercise plans for participants
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Physiotherapy and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone, laptop and other tools and reimbursements needed to support flexible working and work/life balance

• You are driven to achieve your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to apply evidence-based practice in a practical, rehab setting
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Physiotherapy and 1+ years’ post qualification experience
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • AHPRA registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Graduate Program – OT, Speech Pathology, Physiotherapy

Your New Role: As a new graduate, entering the workforce can be scary. Here at Better Rehabilitation, we are committed to supporting you throughout your clinical journey and the varied nature of the NDIS. You will be onboarded with the eventual goal of providing assessment and rehabilitation services across a varied caseload ranging across the lifespan, all with differing neurological and disability conditions. You will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom will have NDIS funding. As a graduate at Better Rehabilitation, no two days are the same, though a typical day may involve:

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists and Speech Pathologists to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating success stories with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive management team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for learning and development

• A comprehensive introduction to community clinical practice of your graduating discipline, the NDIS and all that it involves.
• A mentoring buddy to help you with all your Better Rehabilitation needs
• Clinician shadowing opportunities within our multi-disciplinary team
• The opportunity to have your own caseload of participants by the halfway point of the program with the remaining three months left for you to grow your skills in areas of interest

• Access to industry leaders for structures on-the-job training, including weekly clinical supervision, onsite in-services and formal and informal feedback sessions
• An inter-disciplinary, internal mentoring program focusing on the holistic picture of your career
• Access to our regularly updated Professional Development Calendar to promote continuous learning in areas of interest.
• 4 days’ study leave each year as well as company financial support to attend external courses and events in areas that you are passionate about
• Our policy is to promote internally where possible. You will be informed about our internal pathways and coached to achieve your career goals with us

• 8 weeks paid parental leave, interstate relocation opportunities, and long-term unpaid leave to pursue interests and events outside of work without breaking your continuity of service
• Access to external professional services for mental & emotional wellbeing through EAP, our confidential counselling support service
• Regular team bonding and graduate events
• Access to flexible working arrangements to enable you to balance life and work

• You are a final year Occupational Therapist, Speech Pathologist or Physiotherapist student graduating in 2020 or a recent graduate of 12 months or less
• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You are adaptable, professional and a strong communicator
• You are willing to learn and have an interest in the NDIS field
• You have your own car and valid driver’s licence
• You are willing to obtain your AHPRA/SPA
• You can provide evidence of:
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Behaviour Support Practitioner

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to progress your Behaviour Support Practitioner Career. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical day as a Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner may involve:

• Working with clients with a range of presenting needs including complex care, intellectual disabilities, communication difficulties, mental health and behaviours of concern
• Providing high quality specialist care to clients in order to optimise and improve their health outcomes and psychological wellbeing
• Undertaking comprehensive functional behaviour assessments
• Assisting people in the understanding and adjustments of attitudes, expectations and behaviour
• Developing individualised, client-centred behaviour support plan recommendations
• Training and supporting colleagues, providers and families to implement behaviour support plans and related strategies
• Promoting provider, family and other caregiver involvement through individual and group caregiver and provider training
• Understanding of restricted practices and the role of the Quality and Safeguards Commission
• Ensuring Better Rehab's services maintain best practice and develop the tools to provide positive outcomes for participants
• Demonstrate the ability to maintain clinical standards of record keeping and reviewing clinical work

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• Clinical or Group Supervision settings where clinical support is provided in the realm of Behaviour Support through formal sessions each week
• The opportunity to provide clinical support to junior staff members and access internal and external professional activities to assist with this
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You have 1+ years’ experience in the area of Positive Behaviour Support and demonstrated experience with positive behaviour support practices and conducting functional behaviour assessments
• You have undergraduate qualifications in Allied Health, Counselling, Psychology or related discipline
• You understand relevant policy and legislation relating to Behaviour Support and Restrictive Practices
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You are adaptable, professional and a strong communicator
• You have 12 months’ + experience working with people diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders and/or other disabilities who engage in severely challenging behaviours of concern 3 + years experience for Senior Positions
• You have a strong understanding of healthcare industry. Prior experience with NDIS is highly desirable
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You are able to provide evidence of:
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Behaviour Support Practitioner

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to progress your Behaviour Support Practitioner Career. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical day as a Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner may involve:

• Working with clients with a range of presenting needs including complex care, intellectual disabilities, communication difficulties, mental health and behaviours of concern
• Providing high quality specialist care to clients in order to optimise and improve their health outcomes and psychological wellbeing
• Undertaking comprehensive functional behaviour assessments
• Assisting people in the understanding and adjustments of attitudes, expectations and behaviour
• Developing individualised, client-centred behaviour support plan recommendations
• Training and supporting colleagues, providers and families to implement behaviour support plans and related strategies
• Promoting provider, family and other caregiver involvement through individual and group caregiver and provider training
• Understanding of restricted practices and the role of the Quality and Safeguards Commission
• Ensuring Better Rehab's services maintain best practice and develop the tools to provide positive outcomes for participants
• Demonstrate the ability to maintain clinical standards of record keeping and reviewing clinical work

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• Clinical or Group Supervision settings where clinical support is provided in the realm of Behaviour Support through formal sessions each week
• The opportunity to provide clinical support to junior staff members and access internal and external professional activities to assist with this
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You have 1+ years’ experience in the area of Positive Behaviour Support and demonstrated experience with positive behaviour support practices and conducting functional behaviour assessments
• You have undergraduate qualifications in Allied Health, Counselling, Psychology or related discipline
• You understand relevant policy and legislation relating to Behaviour Support and Restrictive Practices
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You are adaptable, professional and a strong communicator
• You have 12 months’ + experience working with people diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders and/or other disabilities who engage in severely challenging behaviours of concern 3 + years experience for Senior Positions
• You have a strong understanding of healthcare industry. Prior experience with NDIS is highly desirable
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You are able to provide evidence of:
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Speech Pathologist

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to strengthen and develop your clinical expertise by providing both assessments and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Speech Pathologist’s day may involve:

• Providing treatment to a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including Autism, Post-Stroke and Parkinsons.
• Supporting participants in the disability and neuro sector across a number of areas including adult and child language, social communication and swallowing/dysphagia by using a range of AAC devices.
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Occupational Therapists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Speech Pathology and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Speech Pathology and 1+ years’ post-qualification experience 3+ years post qualification for Senior Positions
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • Speech Pathology Australia Registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Speech Pathologist

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to strengthen and develop your clinical expertise by providing both assessments and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Speech Pathologist’s day may involve:

• Providing treatment to a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including Autism, Post-Stroke and Parkinsons.
• Supporting participants in the disability and neuro sector across a number of areas including adult and child language, social communication and swallowing/dysphagia by using a range of AAC devices.
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Occupational Therapists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Speech Pathology and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Speech Pathology and 1+ years’ post-qualification experience 3+ years post qualification for Senior Positions
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • Speech Pathology Australia Registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Speech Pathologist

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to strengthen and develop your clinical expertise by providing both assessments and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Speech Pathologist’s day may involve:

• Providing treatment to a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including Autism, Post-Stroke and Parkinsons.
• Supporting participants in the disability and neuro sector across a number of areas including adult and child language, social communication and swallowing/dysphagia by using a range of AAC devices.
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Occupational Therapists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Speech Pathology and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Speech Pathology and 1+ years’ post-qualification experience 3+ years post qualification for Senior Positions
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • Speech Pathology Australia Registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Team Leader

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to take the next step in your clinical career by managing a team of high-performing clinicians who deliver assessment and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people presenting with neurological disorders and disability conditions. The role will also allow you to manage your own small caseload, working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though some typical responsibilities that our Team Leaders have include:

• Managing and operationally supervising branch clinicians and other professional staff through fortnightly team meetings and weekly one-on-one sessions
• Managing leave requests, complaints and incidents, as well as responding to queries from your team on structural processes
• Communicating key information pertaining to Better Rehab as requested by Senior Management
• Providing clinical supervision to direct reports from the same allied health field through joint visits, report reviews and answering general clinical questions
• Directing correspondence and liaising with internal and external stakeholders including Support Coordinators and Local Area Coordinators to seek feedback on team members
• Liaising directly with Senior Leadership and other Team Leaders nationally
• Managing your own, reduced caseload across a number of specialist areas in your specific allied health field
• Engaging in on-the-job and offsite management training. Better Rehab coordinates an annual Team Leader retreat which is attended by all of our Team Leaders and Executive Leadership Team. This years’ retreat was hosted in Port Douglas across 3 days, comprising small group workshops, presentations from leadership and team bonding events such as snorkelling in the Great Barrier Reef and a team dinner in the Daintree Rainforest!

• Direct access to our Executive Leadership Team, providing you with any senior support you may require
• Weekly check-ins with the Regional State Manager for your area to ensure the best outcomes are being achieved for your team
• A supportive MDT in an office resourced with everything you need! We know that the NDIS can be complex, and we believe these complexities are best managed with a team approach
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and willing to take the next step in your clinical career
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, Exercise Physiology OR Physiotherapy and 2+ years’ relevant experience
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • Relevant Board registration (AHPRA/SPA/ESSA)
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check
  • DWES Check

Behaviour Support Practitioner

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to progress your Behaviour Support Practitioner Career. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical day as a Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner may involve:

• Working with clients with a range of presenting needs including complex care, intellectual disabilities, communication difficulties, mental health and behaviours of concern
• Providing high quality specialist care to clients in order to optimise and improve their health outcomes and psychological wellbeing
• Undertaking comprehensive functional behaviour assessments
• Assisting people in the understanding and adjustments of attitudes, expectations and behaviour
• Developing individualised, client-centred behaviour support plan recommendations
• Training and supporting colleagues, providers and families to implement behaviour support plans and related strategies
• Promoting provider, family and other caregiver involvement through individual and group caregiver and provider training
• Understanding of restricted practices and the role of the Quality and Safeguards Commission
• Ensuring Better Rehab's services maintain best practice and develop the tools to provide positive outcomes for participants
• Demonstrate the ability to maintain clinical standards of record keeping and reviewing clinical work

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor dedicated to you, who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Speech Pathology and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• Structured career pathways upon induction
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• • You have 1+ years’ experience in the area of Positive Behaviour Support and demonstrated experience with positive behaviour support practices and conducting functional behaviour assessments
  • You have undergraduate qualifications in Allied Health, Counselling, Psychology or related discipline
  • You understand relevant policy and legislation relating to Behaviour Support and Restrictive Practices
  • You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
  • You are adaptable, professional and a strong communicator
  • You have 12 months’ + experience working with people diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders and/or other disabilities who engage in severely challenging behaviours of concern 3 + years experience for Senior Positions
  • You have a strong understanding of healthcare industry. Prior experience with NDIS is highly desirable
  • You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
  • You are able to provide evidence of:
    • Police Check
    • Working with Children Check
    • DWES Check

Paediatric Occupational Therapist

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity for someone who has the experience and a passion for providing clinical supervision to others within the paediatric space. The role will also entail utilisation of your clinical expertise by providing both assessment based and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people between the ages of 6-75 years old, who present with a variety of occupational performance difficulties. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Occupational Therapist’s day may involve:

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including neurological conditions, ASD and many more.
• Providing support in the areas of home modifications (both complex and simple); equipment prescription including mobility aids, positioning supports, bathroom aids and seating; and assistive technology across a range of areas including self-care, low tech and learning aids.
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Occupational Therapy and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Occupational Therapy and 1+ years’ post qualification experience
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • AHPRA registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Allied Health Assistant

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity for an Allied Health Assistant who has completed their Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance to join our team of clinicians who provide both assessment based and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. You will be providing support to the clinical team, and assisting with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Allied Health Assistant’s day may involve:

• Assisting the multidisciplinary team with preparing and coordinating assessments, including preparing any documentation
• Monitoring changes in clients and reporting these changes to the relevant clinician
• Preparing clinic room for assessments including organising appropriate equipment and ensuring assessments are available
• Conducting risk assessments on behalf of clinicians
• Maintaining cleanliness of common areas
• Managing correspondence relating to initial assessments, media consent forms, service agreements and other forms as required
• Undertaking other ad hoc duties as needed

• You are able to commit to full-time work
• You have completed your Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance. Please note we will only shortlist candidates who meet this criterion
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Physiotherapist

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to apply evidence-based practice and therapy techniques to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Physiotherapist’s day may involve:

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including Post-Stroke, amputations, Cerebral Palsy, Spinal Cord Injury and many more.
• Working with participants to improve balance, range of movement, posture and muscle strength through a range of methods including hydrotherapy and respiratory devices
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Occupational Therapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Utilising Exercise Physiologists to implement Exercise plans for participants
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Physiotherapy and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone, laptop and other tools and reimbursements needed to support flexible working and work/life balance

• You are driven to achieve your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to apply evidence-based practice in a practical, rehab setting
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Physiotherapy and 1+ years’ post qualification experience
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • AHPRA registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Graduate Program – OT, Speech Pathology, Physiotherapy

Your New Role: As a new graduate, entering the workforce can be scary. Here at Better Rehabilitation, we are committed to supporting you throughout your clinical journey and the varied nature of the NDIS. You will be onboarded with the eventual goal of providing assessment and rehabilitation services across a varied caseload ranging across the lifespan, all with differing neurological and disability conditions. You will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom will have NDIS funding. As a graduate at Better Rehabilitation, no two days are the same, though a typical day may involve:

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists and Speech Pathologists to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating success stories with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive management team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for learning and development

• A comprehensive introduction to community clinical practice of your graduating discipline, the NDIS and all that it involves.
• A mentoring buddy to help you with all your Better Rehabilitation needs
• Clinician shadowing opportunities within our multi-disciplinary team
• The opportunity to have your own caseload of participants by the halfway point of the program with the remaining three months left for you to grow your skills in areas of interest

• Access to industry leaders for structures on-the-job training, including weekly clinical supervision, onsite in-services and formal and informal feedback sessions
• An inter-disciplinary, internal mentoring program focusing on the holistic picture of your career
• Access to our regularly updated Professional Development Calendar to promote continuous learning in areas of interest.
• 4 days’ study leave each year as well as company financial support to attend external courses and events in areas that you are passionate about
• Our policy is to promote internally where possible. You will be informed about our internal pathways and coached to achieve your career goals with us

• 8 weeks paid parental leave, interstate relocation opportunities, and long-term unpaid leave to pursue interests and events outside of work without breaking your continuity of service
• Access to external professional services for mental & emotional wellbeing through EAP, our confidential counselling support service
• Regular team bonding and graduate events
• Access to flexible working arrangements to enable you to balance life and work

• You are a final year Occupational Therapist, Speech Pathologist or Physiotherapist student graduating in 2020 or a recent graduate of 12 months or less
• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You are adaptable, professional and a strong communicator
• You are willing to learn and have an interest in the NDIS field
• You have your own car and valid driver’s licence
• You are willing to obtain your AHPRA/SPA
• You can provide evidence of:
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Occupational Therapist

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to develop and strengthen your clinical expertise by providing both assessment based and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Occupational Therapist’s day may involve:

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including neurological conditions, ASD and many more.
• Providing support in the areas of home modifications (both complex and simple); equipment prescription including mobility aids, positioning supports, bathroom aids and seating; and assistive technology across a range of areas including self-care, low tech and learning aids.
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Occupational Therapy and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Occupational Therapy and 1+ years’ post qualification experience, 3+ years for Senior Clinicians.
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • AHPRA registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Speech Pathologist

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to strengthen and develop your clinical expertise by providing both assessments and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Speech Pathologist’s day may involve:

• Providing treatment to a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including Autism, Post-Stroke and Parkinsons.
• Supporting participants in the disability and neuro sector across a number of areas including adult and child language, social communication and swallowing/dysphagia by using a range of AAC devices.
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Occupational Therapists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Speech Pathology and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Speech Pathology and 1+ years’ post-qualification experience 3+ years post qualification for Senior Positions
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • Speech Pathology Australia Registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Occupational Therapist

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to develop and strengthen your clinical expertise by providing both assessment based and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Occupational Therapist’s day may involve:

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including neurological conditions, ASD and many more.
• Providing support in the areas of home modifications (both complex and simple); equipment prescription including mobility aids, positioning supports, bathroom aids and seating; and assistive technology across a range of areas including self-care, low tech and learning aids.
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Occupational Therapy and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Occupational Therapy and 1+ years’ post qualification experience, 3+ years for Senior Clinicians.
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • AHPRA registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check
  • DWES Check

Speech Pathologist

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to strengthen and develop your clinical expertise by providing both assessments and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Speech Pathologist’s day may involve:

• Providing treatment to a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including Autism, Post-Stroke and Parkinsons.
• Supporting participants in the disability and neuro sector across a number of areas including adult and child language, social communication and swallowing/dysphagia by using a range of AAC devices.
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Occupational Therapists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Speech Pathology and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Speech Pathology and 1+ years’ post-qualification experience 3+ years post qualification for Senior Positions
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • Speech Pathology Australia Registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check
  • DWES Check

Principal Clinician – Positive Behaviour Support

Role: Lead Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner Employment type: Full Time Term: Permanent & Ongoing Locations Available:

• Moonee Ponds
• Mulgrave
• Greensborough
• Surrey Hills
• Werribee
• Mornington
• Gippsland

• We Get Sh*t Done!

• We are People People

• Love What You Do

• Frankly, we Give a Damn

• Working with clients with a range of presenting needs including complex care, intellectual disabilities, communication difficulties, mental health and behaviours of concern.
• Providing high quality specialist care to clients in order to optimise and improve their health outcomes and psychological wellbeing.
• Undertaking comprehensive functional behaviour assessments
• Assisting people in the understanding and adjustments of attitudes, expectations and behaviour
• Demonstrate the ability to think critically and make effective decisions in complex situations
• Advanced understanding of restricted practices and the role of the Quality and Safeguards Commission
• Developing individualised, client-centred behaviour support plan recommendations, and working within a multidisciplinary team to implement such recommendations
• Reviewing comprehensive behaviour support plans
• Sharing best practice and the latest behavioural interventions through training and supporting colleagues
• Using your theoretical and practical knowledge of behavioural analysis to develop appropriate PBS strategies to support your clients, providers and families.
• Shape strategic thinking within positive behaviour support under the NDIS
• Providing ongoing coaching & practice leadership for providers and families to implement evidence-based behaviour change strategies
• Working in a variety of environments, predominantly community environments, as required
• Providing consultation and supervision to clinicians working with participants and their stakeholders in complex contexts
• Ensuring Better Rehab's services maintain best practice and develop the tools to provide positive outcomes for participants
• Demonstrate the ability to maintain clinical standards of record keeping and reviewing clinical work.
• Support the clinical governance of core, proficient and advanced PBS practitioners within Better Rehab, including professional development requirements.

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• Clinical or Group Supervision settings where clinical support is provided in the realm of Behaviour Support through formal sessions each week. You will also be responsible for running some of these sessions.
• The opportunity to provide clinical support to junior staff members and access internal and external professional activities to assist with this
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• 4 days' study leave each year as well as company financial support to attend external courses and events in areas that you are passionate about
• Paid parental leave and flexible working options so that you can balance your personal and professional life
• Interstate relocation opportunities across our 4 Australian states
• Passionate leave - long term unpaid leave so you can travel, take a career break, or purse projects you are passionate about without breaking your continuity of service
• Access to external professional services for mental & emotional wellbeing through EAP, our confidential counselling support service
• Flexible working hours and work from home options
• Regular team bonding and celebrations of each other's life events
• Career progression through internal promotion opportunities

• You have 3+ years’ experience in the area of Positive Behaviour Support and demonstrated experience with positive behaviour support practices and conducting functional behaviour assessments
• Experience creating BIS Plans and PBS report writing
• Experience leading and supervising clinicians in a PBS setting
• You have undergraduate qualifications in Allied Health, Psychology or Applied Behaviour Analysis
• You have a strong understanding of healthcare industry. Prior experience with NDIS is highly desirable
• You are a board approved supervisor  - registered with AHPRA or the Behaviour Analyst Certification Board (Advantageous)
• You understand relevant policy and legislation relating to Behaviour Support and Restrictive Practices
• You have 3+ years’ experience working with people diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders and/or other disabilities who engage in severely challenging behaviours of concern
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You are able to provide evidence of:
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Physiotherapist

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to apply evidence-based practice and therapy techniques to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Physiotherapist’s day may involve:

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including Post-Stroke, amputations, Cerebral Palsy, Spinal Cord Injury and many more.
• Working with participants to improve balance, range of movement, posture and muscle strength through a range of methods including hydrotherapy and respiratory devices
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Occupational Therapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Utilising Exercise Physiologists to implement Exercise plans for participants
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Physiotherapy and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone, laptop and other tools and reimbursements needed to support flexible working and work/life balance

• You are driven to achieve your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to apply evidence-based practice in a practical, rehab setting
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Physiotherapy and 1+ years’ post qualification experience
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • AHPRA registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check
  • DWES Check

Graduate Program – OT, Speech Pathology, Physiotherapy

Your New Role: As a new graduate, entering the workforce can be scary. Here at Better Rehabilitation, we are committed to supporting you throughout your clinical journey and the varied nature of the NDIS. You will be onboarded with the eventual goal of providing assessment and rehabilitation services across a varied caseload ranging across the lifespan, all with differing neurological and disability conditions. You will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom will have NDIS funding. As a graduate at Better Rehabilitation, no two days are the same, though a typical day may involve:

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists and Speech Pathologists to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating success stories with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive management team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for learning and development

• A comprehensive introduction to community clinical practice of your graduating discipline, the NDIS and all that it involves.
• A mentoring buddy to help you with all your Better Rehabilitation needs
• Clinician shadowing opportunities within our multi-disciplinary team
• The opportunity to have your own caseload of participants by the halfway point of the program with the remaining three months left for you to grow your skills in areas of interest

• Access to industry leaders for structures on-the-job training, including weekly clinical supervision, onsite in-services and formal and informal feedback sessions
• An inter-disciplinary, internal mentoring program focusing on the holistic picture of your career
• Access to our regularly updated Professional Development Calendar to promote continuous learning in areas of interest.
• 4 days’ study leave each year as well as company financial support to attend external courses and events in areas that you are passionate about
• Our policy is to promote internally where possible. You will be informed about our internal pathways and coached to achieve your career goals with us

• 8 weeks paid parental leave, interstate relocation opportunities, and long-term unpaid leave to pursue interests and events outside of work without breaking your continuity of service
• Access to external professional services for mental & emotional wellbeing through EAP, our confidential counselling support service
• Regular team bonding and graduate events
• Access to flexible working arrangements to enable you to balance life and work

• You are a final year Occupational Therapist, Speech Pathologist or Physiotherapist student graduating in 2020 or a recent graduate of 12 months or less
• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You are adaptable, professional and a strong communicator
• You are willing to learn and have an interest in the NDIS field
• You have your own car and valid driver’s licence
• You are willing to obtain your AHPRA/SPA
• You can provide evidence of:
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Behaviour Support Practitioner

https://www.youtube.com/embed/Uzewz9oMOe4 Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to progress your Behaviour Support Practitioner Career. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical day as a Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner may involve:

• Working with clients with a range of presenting needs including complex care, intellectual disabilities, communication difficulties, mental health and behaviours of concern
• Providing high quality specialist care to clients in order to optimise and improve their health outcomes and psychological wellbeing
• Undertaking comprehensive functional behaviour assessments
• Assisting people in the understanding and adjustments of attitudes, expectations and behaviour
• Developing individualised, client-centred behaviour support plan recommendations
• Training and supporting colleagues, providers and families to implement behaviour support plans and related strategies
• Promoting provider, family and other caregiver involvement through individual and group caregiver and provider training
• Understanding of restricted practices and the role of the Quality and Safeguards Commission
• Ensuring Better Rehab's services maintain best practice and develop the tools to provide positive outcomes for participants
• Demonstrate the ability to maintain clinical standards of record keeping and reviewing clinical work

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• Clinical or Group Supervision settings where clinical support is provided in the realm of Behaviour Support through formal sessions each week
• The opportunity to provide clinical support to junior staff members and access internal and external professional activities to assist with this
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You have 1+ years’ experience in the area of Positive Behaviour Support and demonstrated experience with positive behaviour support practices and conducting functional behaviour assessments
• You have undergraduate qualifications in Allied Health, Counselling, Psychology or related discipline
• You understand relevant policy and legislation relating to Behaviour Support and Restrictive Practices
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You are adaptable, professional and a strong communicator
• You have 12 months’ + experience working with people diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders and/or other disabilities who engage in severely challenging behaviours of concern 3 + years experience for Senior Positions
• You have a strong understanding of healthcare industry. Prior experience with NDIS is highly desirable
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You are able to provide evidence of:
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check
  • DWES Check

Principal Clinician – OT

Your New Role: As the Principal Clinician, you will take overall accountability for your division in your state, ensuring clinicians are adequately resourced, inducted and developed professionally to meet our high standards. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical day may involve:

• Supporting and developing clinicians to ensure they are providing evidence-based therapy that is in-line with company policies and procedures
• Identifying areas of development for the clinical team as needed and liaising internally to ensure development needs are met
• Assessing physical resources with offices in your state, and liaising with the National Clinical Lead to close resource gaps
• Having your own small caseload where you will conduct assessments and interventions for Better Rehab participants as required
• Overseeing clinical reports and ensuring they are submitted in-line with NDIS guidelines
• Providing input into your disciplines policies and procedures and drafting such policies and procedures where appropriate
• Liaising with state and national-based Principal Clinicians for continuous improvement
• Communicating changes to clinical procedures or NDIS guidelines to clinicians within your state
• Conducting in-house training sessions to upskill clinicians
• Assisting with performance appraisals by providing input on clinical competencies for individual clinicians as required

• Direct access to the National Allied Health Manager and National Clinical Lead who will assist with your onboarding and familiarise you with our systems and processes
• Support to upskill your clinical and managerial skills through external professional development
• The opportunity to provide support to Clinical Supervisors who will be supporting junior staff members, and managing internal and external professional development activities to assist with this
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are confident in leading a state-based clinical division
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in your discipline and 4+ years’ post qualification experience
• Prior experience in the NDIS is essential
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • AHPRA registration/SPA Registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Physiotherapist

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to apply evidence-based practice and therapy techniques to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Physiotherapist’s day may involve:

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including Post-Stroke, amputations, Cerebral Palsy, Spinal Cord Injury and many more.
• Working with participants to improve balance, range of movement, posture and muscle strength through a range of methods including hydrotherapy and respiratory devices
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Occupational Therapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Utilising Exercise Physiologists to implement Exercise plans for participants
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Physiotherapy and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone, laptop and other tools and reimbursements needed to support flexible working and work/life balance

• You are driven to achieve your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to apply evidence-based practice in a practical, rehab setting
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Physiotherapy and 1+ years’ post qualification experience
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • AHPRA registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Speech Pathologist

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to strengthen and develop your clinical expertise by providing both assessments and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Speech Pathologist’s day may involve:

• Providing treatment to a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including Autism, Post-Stroke and Parkinsons.
• Supporting participants in the disability and neuro sector across a number of areas including adult and child language, social communication and swallowing/dysphagia by using a range of AAC devices.
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Occupational Therapists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Speech Pathology and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Speech Pathology and 1+ years’ post-qualification experience 3+ years post qualification for Senior Positions
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • Speech Pathology Australia Registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Behaviour Support Practitioner

https://www.youtube.com/embed/Uzewz9oMOe4 Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to progress your Behaviour Support Practitioner Career. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical day as a Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner may involve:

• Working with clients with a range of presenting needs including complex care, intellectual disabilities, communication difficulties, mental health and behaviours of concern
• Providing high quality specialist care to clients in order to optimise and improve their health outcomes and psychological wellbeing
• Undertaking comprehensive functional behaviour assessments
• Assisting people in the understanding and adjustments of attitudes, expectations and behaviour
• Developing individualised, client-centred behaviour support plan recommendations
• Training and supporting colleagues, providers and families to implement behaviour support plans and related strategies
• Promoting provider, family and other caregiver involvement through individual and group caregiver and provider training
• Understanding of restricted practices and the role of the Quality and Safeguards Commission
• Ensuring Better Rehab's services maintain best practice and develop the tools to provide positive outcomes for participants
• Demonstrate the ability to maintain clinical standards of record keeping and reviewing clinical work

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• Clinical or Group Supervision settings where clinical support is provided in the realm of Behaviour Support through formal sessions each week
• The opportunity to provide clinical support to junior staff members and access internal and external professional activities to assist with this
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You have 1+ years’ experience in the area of Positive Behaviour Support and demonstrated experience with positive behaviour support practices and conducting functional behaviour assessments
• You have undergraduate qualifications in Allied Health, Counselling, Psychology or related discipline
• You understand relevant policy and legislation relating to Behaviour Support and Restrictive Practices
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You are adaptable, professional and a strong communicator
• You have 12 months’ + experience working with people diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders and/or other disabilities who engage in severely challenging behaviours of concern 3 + years experience for Senior Positions
• You have a strong understanding of healthcare industry. Prior experience with NDIS is highly desirable
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You are able to provide evidence of:
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Occupational Therapist

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to develop and strengthen your clinical expertise by providing both assessment based and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Occupational Therapist’s day may involve:

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including neurological conditions, ASD and many more.
• Providing support in the areas of home modifications (both complex and simple); equipment prescription including mobility aids, positioning supports, bathroom aids and seating; and assistive technology across a range of areas including self-care, low tech and learning aids.
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Occupational Therapy and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Occupational Therapy and 1+ years’ post qualification experience, 3+ years for Senior Clinicians.
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • AHPRA registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Graduate Program – OT, Speech Pathology, Physiotherapy

Your New Role: As a new graduate, entering the workforce can be scary. Here at Better Rehabilitation, we are committed to supporting you throughout your clinical journey and the varied nature of the NDIS. You will be onboarded with the eventual goal of providing assessment and rehabilitation services across a varied caseload ranging across the lifespan, all with differing neurological and disability conditions. You will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom will have NDIS funding. As a graduate at Better Rehabilitation, no two days are the same, though a typical day may involve:

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists and Speech Pathologists to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating success stories with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive management team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for learning and development

• A comprehensive introduction to community clinical practice of your graduating discipline, the NDIS and all that it involves.
• A mentoring buddy to help you with all your Better Rehabilitation needs
• Clinician shadowing opportunities within our multi-disciplinary team
• The opportunity to have your own caseload of participants by the halfway point of the program with the remaining three months left for you to grow your skills in areas of interest

• Access to industry leaders for structures on-the-job training, including weekly clinical supervision, onsite in-services and formal and informal feedback sessions
• An inter-disciplinary, internal mentoring program focusing on the holistic picture of your career
• Access to our regularly updated Professional Development Calendar to promote continuous learning in areas of interest.
• 4 days’ study leave each year as well as company financial support to attend external courses and events in areas that you are passionate about
• Our policy is to promote internally where possible. You will be informed about our internal pathways and coached to achieve your career goals with us

• 8 weeks paid parental leave, interstate relocation opportunities, and long-term unpaid leave to pursue interests and events outside of work without breaking your continuity of service
• Access to external professional services for mental & emotional wellbeing through EAP, our confidential counselling support service
• Regular team bonding and graduate events
• Access to flexible working arrangements to enable you to balance life and work

• You are a final year Occupational Therapist, Speech Pathologist or Physiotherapist student graduating in 2020 or a recent graduate of 12 months or less
• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You are adaptable, professional and a strong communicator
• You are willing to learn and have an interest in the NDIS field
• You have your own car and valid driver’s licence
• You are willing to obtain your AHPRA/SPA
• You can provide evidence of:
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Graduate Program – OT, Speech Pathology, Physiotherapy

Your New Role: As a new graduate, entering the workforce can be scary. Here at Better Rehabilitation, we are committed to supporting you throughout your clinical journey and the varied nature of the NDIS. You will be onboarded with the eventual goal of providing assessment and rehabilitation services across a varied caseload ranging across the lifespan, all with differing neurological and disability conditions. You will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom will have NDIS funding. As a graduate at Better Rehabilitation, no two days are the same, though a typical day may involve:

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists and Speech Pathologists to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating success stories with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive management team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for learning and development

• A comprehensive introduction to community clinical practice of your graduating discipline, the NDIS and all that it involves.
• A mentoring buddy to help you with all your Better Rehabilitation needs
• Clinician shadowing opportunities within our multi-disciplinary team
• The opportunity to have your own caseload of participants by the halfway point of the program with the remaining three months left for you to grow your skills in areas of interest

• Access to industry leaders for structures on-the-job training, including weekly clinical supervision, onsite in-services and formal and informal feedback sessions
• An inter-disciplinary, internal mentoring program focusing on the holistic picture of your career
• Access to our regularly updated Professional Development Calendar to promote continuous learning in areas of interest.
• 4 days’ study leave each year as well as company financial support to attend external courses and events in areas that you are passionate about
• Our policy is to promote internally where possible. You will be informed about our internal pathways and coached to achieve your career goals with us

• 8 weeks paid parental leave, interstate relocation opportunities, and long-term unpaid leave to pursue interests and events outside of work without breaking your continuity of service
• Access to external professional services for mental & emotional wellbeing through EAP, our confidential counselling support service
• Regular team bonding and graduate events
• Access to flexible working arrangements to enable you to balance life and work

• You are a final year Occupational Therapist, Speech Pathologist or Physiotherapist student graduating in 2020 or a recent graduate of 12 months or less
• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You are adaptable, professional and a strong communicator
• You are willing to learn and have an interest in the NDIS field
• You have your own car and valid driver’s licence
• You are willing to obtain your AHPRA/SPA
• You can provide evidence of:
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Occupational Therapist

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to develop and strengthen your clinical expertise by providing both assessment based and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Occupational Therapist’s day may involve:

• Visiting a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including neurological conditions, ASD and many more.
• Providing support in the areas of home modifications (both complex and simple); equipment prescription including mobility aids, positioning supports, bathroom aids and seating; and assistive technology across a range of areas including self-care, low tech and learning aids.
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Speech Pathologists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Occupational Therapy and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Occupational Therapy and 1+ years’ post qualification experience, 3+ years for Senior Clinicians.
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • AHPRA registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Speech Pathologist

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to strengthen and develop your clinical expertise by providing both assessments and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Speech Pathologist’s day may involve:

• Providing treatment to a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including Autism, Post-Stroke and Parkinsons.
• Supporting participants in the disability and neuro sector across a number of areas including adult and child language, social communication and swallowing/dysphagia by using a range of AAC devices.
• Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Occupational Therapists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas
• Celebrating “Weekly Wins” with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team
• Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level
• Reporting directly to the NDIS

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Speech Pathology and guide your internal and external professional development activities
• A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions that you may have
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. Whilst we offer opportunities to work from home, our clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You are driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals
• You are comfortable working in a high-growth business
• You approach your work with flexibility and are highly adaptable
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You have relevant tertiary qualifications in Speech Pathology and 1+ years’ post-qualification experience 3+ years post qualification for Senior Positions
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You can provide evidence of:
  • Speech Pathology Australia Registration
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check

Behaviour Support Practitioner

Your New Role: This is a unique opportunity to progress your Behaviour Support Practitioner Career. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical day as a Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner may involve:

• Working with clients with a range of presenting needs including complex care, intellectual disabilities, communication difficulties, mental health and behaviours of concern
• Providing high quality specialist care to clients in order to optimise and improve their health outcomes and psychological wellbeing
• Undertaking comprehensive functional behaviour assessments
• Assisting people in the understanding and adjustments of attitudes, expectations and behaviour
• Developing individualised, client-centred behaviour support plan recommendations
• Training and supporting colleagues, providers and families to implement behaviour support plans and related strategies
• Promoting provider, family and other caregiver involvement through individual and group caregiver and provider training
• Understanding of restricted practices and the role of the Quality and Safeguards Commission
• Ensuring Better Rehab's services maintain best practice and develop the tools to provide positive outcomes for participants
• Demonstrate the ability to maintain clinical standards of record keeping and reviewing clinical work

• A Team Leader to assist you with our systems and practices as well as settle you in to your new office
• Clinical or Group Supervision settings where clinical support is provided in the realm of Behaviour Support through formal sessions each week
• The opportunity to provide clinical support to junior staff members and access internal and external professional activities to assist with this
• A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from. In some cases, this also includes sharing participants with another member of the MDT, promoting a holistic approach to therapy.
• An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance as well as a designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community

• You have 1+ years’ experience in the area of Positive Behaviour Support and demonstrated experience with positive behaviour support practices and conducting functional behaviour assessments
• You have undergraduate qualifications in Allied Health, Counselling, Psychology or related discipline
• You understand relevant policy and legislation relating to Behaviour Support and Restrictive Practices
• You are a people person and want to be a part of something bigger
• You are adaptable, professional and a strong communicator
• You have 12 months’ + experience working with people diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders and/or other disabilities who engage in severely challenging behaviours of concern 3 + years experience for Senior Positions
• You have a strong understanding of healthcare industry. Prior experience with NDIS is highly desirable
• You have your own car and a valid drivers’ licence
• You are able to provide evidence of:
  • Police Check
  • Working with Children Check