Occupational Therapist - Mixed Caseload (Paediatrics & Adults)

Not every OT role needs to be boxed into one area. If you enjoy the variety of working across both paediatrics and adults and like the idea of shaping your own week - this could be a refreshing change. This is a well-established, genuinely supportive clinic in Hobart where you're trusted to manage your caseload in a way that suits your strengths. Some clinicians lean more paeds, others more adults—the structure here allows for both, without forcing you into a rigid model. What The Role Actually Looks Like Your week will be a mix of clinic-based sessions and community work, supporting clients across different stages of life. You might be working with a child on fine motor development in the morning, then supporting an adult client with functional independence in the afternoon. It keeps things interesting—and clinically rewarding. There's a steady flow of referrals, so you won't be waiting around to build a caseload. At the same time, expectations are realistic, and the focus is on quality of care rather than high turnover. Why this role feels different

• You're not locked into one niche—you can develop a broad, well-rounded skillset
• Your caseload can evolve with you as your interests change
• There's flexibility in how your week is structured (clinic vs community, start/finish times)
• You'll be part of a team that values collaboration without micromanagement

What's On Offer

• Attractive base salary with performance incentives
• Flexible full-time or part-time options
• Strong admin support to reduce paperwork load
• Ongoing professional development + mentorship
• Long-term career progression within a stable organisation
• Relocation support available if you're considering a move to Hobart

About You

• AHPRA registered Occupational Therapist (or eligible)
• Open to working across both paediatric and adult caseloads
• Comfortable working independently while being part of a team
• Approachable, adaptable and client-focused

Why Hobart? Hobart offers the kind of lifestyle many clinicians are looking for—short commutes, a close-knit community and access to nature without sacrificing professional opportunities. It's an easy place to settle into and build both your career and your life. If you're looking for a role that gives you variety, flexibility and room to grow without the pressure of a high-volume clinic—this is well worth exploring.