ABOUT FOCUS CARE

We provide a range of services to assist people to live independently at home. Our comprehensive range of services include domestic assistance, personal care, home nursing, allied health, art therapy and transport. We are an approved provider of Home Care Packages and a registered NDIS provider.

Our vision is simple, yet powerful – to help people live their best life possible.

Our mission is to lead the way in personalised support that respects individuality and empowers people.

People are our greatest asset. We are committed to a culture that is supportive, safe, and where people can do their best work, so that we can deliver on our promises to our clients.

You can find out more on our website by reading our overview of what it is like to work at Focus Care, what we offer our people and clients, our values, and what you can expect from the recruitment process.

THE ROLE

As a new role in our structure, the Physiotherapist will work as a key member of a collaborative multidisciplinary team to assess, treat, and support residents with diverse physical and functional needs, helping them maintain their independence and enhance their quality of life.

This role is permanent part-time, three days per week (flexible)

KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES

You will be responsible for:

Conducting comprehensive physiotherapy assessments for clients with various conditions including post-acute care, falls prevention, mobility training, and chronic disease management.
Developing and implementing individualised treatment plans focused on functional improvement, pain management, and maintaining independence.
Providing direct hands-on therapy interventions including manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, and mobility training.
Collaborating effectively with nurses, occupational therapists, speech pathologists, doctors, and care staff to ensure holistic client care.
Maintaining accurate clinical documentation, progress notes, and care plan reviews in accordance with aged care standards.
Providing family education and staff training on safe mobility practices and injury prevention.
Participating in multidisciplinary team meetings and care planning discussions.

ABOUT YOU

To secure this position, you will bring:

A bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy (or equivalent) from an accredited institution
Current registration with AHPRA (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency)
Experience in aged care, community health, or rehabilitation settings (preferred but not essential for new graduates)
Strong clinical assessment and treatment skills
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team
Genuine passion for working with older adults and making a positive difference in their lives
Knowledge of aged care regulations and quality standards
Valid and current driver's license

And currently hold or be willing to obtain:

A current National Police Certificate for aged care employment
NDIS workers check

If you meet the criteria and think Focus Care could be the right place for you, we welcome your application including resume and a cover letter outlining:

Your motivation for applying for the role - What you offer - your experience, capabilities, qualifications and attributes that address the requirements for the role

We look forward to receiving your application.