Locum Occupational Therapist

Role summary

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The Locum Occupational Therapist provides assessment, treatment and rehabilitation to help patients improve their independence and participation in daily activities. Typical requirements include an approved occupational therapy qualification, current Australian registration with AHPRA, professional indemnity insurance, and relevant clinical experience. A current driver’s licence and willingness to obtain required checks may also be necessary. Candidates are expected to deliver safe, evidence-based care, complete accurate clinical documentation, work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams, and adapt quickly to different healthcare settings. Locum flexibility, strong communication skills, professional reliability and the ability to work across regional or metropolitan locations are highly valued.

About the employer

Healthcare Australia is a major Australian healthcare staffing and workforce solutions provider. The company connects hospitals, aged-care organisations, disability services, community providers and other healthcare employers with qualified professionals across the country. Its services include temporary and permanent recruitment, locum placements, workforce management, training and healthcare support services. For allied health professionals, Healthcare Australia may provide access to short-term contracts and locum opportunities in metropolitan, regional and remote locations. The organisation supports candidates with placement coordination and can help match their qualifications, experience and availability with suitable employers. Conditions, pay rates and benefits vary by assignment, so applicants should confirm details directly with the recruitment consultant and review registration, accommodation, travel and contract arrangements before accepting a role.