Paediatric Physiotherapist – Full-Time or Part-Time

We are seeking a passionate and dedicated Paediatric Physiotherapist to join our multidisciplinary allied health team. This role offers the opportunity to work across clinic-based and community settings, supporting children and families to achieve meaningful outcomes through evidence-based, family-centred care.

Whether you are an experienced clinician or an early-career physiotherapist looking to develop your skills, we provide the support, mentoring, and flexibility needed to help you thrive.

Flexible opportunities are available across:

• Craigieburn
• Reservoir
• Community-based services

• Full-Time or Part-Time
• Flexible working arrangements available

• Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
• Saturday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

You can choose working hours that best suit your lifestyle and commitments.

As a Paediatric Physiotherapist, you will work with children presenting with physical disabilities, neurological conditions, developmental delays, and a variety of mobility and functional challenges.

You will provide assessment, intervention, education, and advocacy to support children in achieving greater independence and participation in everyday activities.

• Conduct comprehensive assessments of children's physical, developmental, and functional abilities
• Evaluate medical history, movement patterns, and functional performance
• Develop individualized treatment plans based on clinical findings and diagnoses
• Deliver physiotherapy interventions, including manual therapy and rehabilitation programs
• Implement play-based therapy approaches to engage children in meaningful movement activities
• Prescribe and supervise exercise programs to improve strength, mobility, and motor skills
• Educate parents and caregivers on therapy techniques and home-based strategies
• Recommend, prescribe, and assist with mobility aids, orthotics, and assistive technology
• Advocate for children's inclusion and participation within schools, sporting activities, and community programs
• Maintain accurate clinical records and reports
• Adjust treatment plans in response to client progress and changing needs
• Provide services within clinic and community settings
• Collaborate with families, educators, support coordinators, and multidisciplinary teams

• Manage a growing and diverse caseload
• Complete Assistive Technology (AT) assessments and reports independently
• Support and supervise Allied Health Assistant students
• Provide peer support to graduate Physiotherapists
• Participate in multidisciplinary training and professional development workshops
• Develop specialist clinical skills and areas of interest
• Work closely with NDIS participants, planners, support coordinators, and stakeholders to align therapy goals with funding outcomes

• Dedicated administration support team
• Dedicated HR and finance teams
• Team leaders and managers within each discipline
• Fully equipped clinics with extensive resources
• Community resource packs for mobile clinicians
• Streamlined systems and processes to support clinical work
• Monthly discipline-specific resource budgets
• Internal and external supervision and mentoring
• Opportunities to observe experienced and specialist clinicians across disciplines

• Ongoing mentoring and supervision
• Career progression opportunities
• Team-specific meetings and clinical support
• Complimentary in-house professional development
• Over 40 hours of professional development annually
• Paid professional development leave
• Annual professional development budget

• Flexible working hours
• Work-life balance focus
• Autonomy over scheduling and caseload management
• Modern clinic facilities
• Access to a work vehicle for community visits
• Paid travel for community-based services
• Work-related travel coverage
• Paid staff meetings and training sessions
• Access to gym and swimming facilities at selected locations

• Current AHPRA registration
• Membership with the relevant professional association
• Working with Children Check
• Victorian Police Check
• Current Australian Driver’s Licence

• Previous physiotherapy experience (preferred but not essential)
• Passion for paediatric and community-based practice
• Strong communication and relationship-building skills
• Commitment to ongoing learning and professional development

This is an opportunity to build your clinical expertise within a supportive and collaborative multidisciplinary environment while making a meaningful difference in the lives of children and families. You'll enjoy flexibility, strong professional support, and clear pathways for career growth while working with a diverse and rewarding caseload.

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