New Grad Occupational Therapist - NDIS

Altius Group, Melbourne, Australia

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Published on 15 October 2026 · first appeared in our records on 15 October 2026.

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Enjoy work that truly matters!  Ontime Healthcare is a registered brand of the Altius Group. We are a trusted NDIS and Aged Care home care provider, delivering holistic and high-quality services to help participants achieve their goals, enhance independence, and engage with their community. We believe meaningful work is essential to job satisfaction and provides a sense of purpose.   As a graduate Occupational Therapist, you’ll join a supportive and experienced team with access to structured supervision, training, and a diverse caseload to help you grow with confidence. While the majority of our work is in the NDIS space, you’ll also have the opportunity to gain exposure across areas such as Aged Care, Medico-Legal, and other developing service streams. As a NDIS Occupational Therapist in Brisbane with Ontime Healthcare, you'll have the unique opportunity to: • A varied caseload including assessments and ongoing Therapy • Dedicated NDIS admin support team • Have flexibility with hours and days • Clinical supervision and support • Pathways for career progression and ongoing support to reach your professional goals • Generous monthly bonus scheme • Advanced technology to support report writing and documentation, as well as company laptop and phone About you: • Completed a tertiary qualification in Occupational Therapy • Full professional registration with AHPRA (Australia Health Practitioner Regulation Agency) • Full Australian working rights • NDIS worker screen • A current driver's licence and a comprehensively insured vehicle

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