Occupational Therapist — Paediatric
Full-Time or Part-Time | Sandringham & Mornington Peninsula
About PLP

PLP Occupational Therapy is a growing paediatric practice based in Sandringham, supporting children and families across Bayside. We have a second location in Mornington and provide support across the Mornington Peninsula. We work across clinic, school, kindergarten, and community settings, partnering with families, educators, and support networks to deliver therapy that fits naturally into children's everyday lives.

Our practice is grounded in evidence-based, neuroaffirming care. We value meaningful connection, creativity, and high-quality clinical work — and we're building a team that shares those values.

About the Role

We're looking for an Occupational Therapist to join us full-time or part-time, based at our Sandringham clinic with sessions extending across our Bayside and Mornington Peninsula service areas.

In this role, you'll be:

• Delivering therapy to children aged 2–18 and their families

• Working across funding models, including NDIS and Medicare

• Running sessions in clinic, schools, and kindergartens — all located close to our clinics, so travel stays minimal

• Conducting comprehensive initial assessments and collaborating with families to develop meaningful goals and therapy plans

• Administering formal assessments including the DASH-2, MABC-3, and Sensory Profile

• Completing report writing and clinical documentation

• Facilitating group programs

We actively support our therapists to develop their clinical interests and invest in their ongoing growth.

About You

We welcome applications from Occupational Therapists at any career stage, from early career through to experienced clinicians.

You'll thrive at PLP if you:

• Are passionate about working with children and families

• Hold a strong commitment to neuroaffirming, evidence-based practice

• Communicate clearly and warmly across written, verbal, and interpersonal contexts

• Manage your time and caseload with confidence and care

• Enjoy facilitating group programs

Requirements

• Bachelor or Master of Occupational Therapy

• Current AHPRA registration and Working with Children Check

• Valid driver's licence

Why PLP

• Flexible full-time or part-time hours to suit your lifestyle

• Above-award pay

• Birthday leave and paid wellbeing days during school holidays

• A healthy professional development budget

• Individual supervision tailored to your experience, with access to additional group supervision

• Dedicated administration support

• A collaborative, values-driven culture where your contribution genuinely shapes the practice as we grow

How to Apply

If you're passionate about paediatric occupational therapy and looking for a supportive workplace where you can continue to grow and make meaningful connections with families, we'd love to hear from you. Please submit your resume and a short cover letter outlining your experience and your interest in the role.

www.plpgroup.com.au