Annual Salary $92,441.52 – $98,099.70 12% super Six weeks of annual leave, plus 17.5% leave loading Relocation assistance supported by Purple House Make a real difference. Get people home to country. Purple House is seeking a passionate and culturally responsive Occupational Therapist to join our multidisciplinary Primary Health Care team in Alice Springs. This is a unique opportunity to work in an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation that is Aboriginal-run, community-driven, and deeply committed to improving quality of life for people living with renal failure and complex health needs. About Purple House: Purple House exists to improve the lives of people with renal failure, reunite families, and reduce the impact of kidney disease in our communities. We deliver culturally appropriate dialysis and primary health care services, supporting people to live well, stay connected, and return home to country wherever possible. Our work is guided by strong cultural values, placing Walytja (family), Tjukurrpa (dreaming), Ngurra (country) and Kuunyi (compassion) at the centre of everything we do. We are committed to quality, safety, sustainability, and fostering respectful relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. About the Role: As the Purple House Occupational Therapist, you will work across primary health care, aged care, social support and NDIS teams to support clients to maintain function, independence and wellbeing. You will provide culturally safe, client-centred care across clinic, community and remote settings. Key responsibilities include: Delivering culturally appropriate occupational therapy services Conducting functional and home assessments and recommending supports and equipment Supporting Purple House remote aged care centres Facilitating hospital discharge transitions in collaboration with inpatient allied health teams Developing and delivering education for clients and staff using evidence-based practice Working collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team Liaising and referring to internal and external service providers Participating in reflective practice, supervision, professional development and quality improvement activities Promoting workplace safety and adhering to WHS requirements About You: You are a compassionate and adaptable Occupational Therapist who thrives in community-based and cross-cultural settings. You bring warmth, resilience and curiosity to your work and are motivated by meaningful outcomes for people and families. You will bring: A strong client-centred approach and commitment to helping people return home to country Cultural curiosity, respect for community and an understanding of Indigenous community control The ability to work autonomously while valuing collaboration and support Strong communication skills and a thoughtful approach to conflict resolution Flexibility, humour and resilience in a dynamic environment A genuine passion for learning and working as part of a team Qualifications, Skills & Experience Bachelor or Master of Occupational Therapy Current AHPRA registration Territory Equipment Program (TEP) registration or willingness to obtain Experience in primary health care settings Experience working with people with end-stage renal failure and complex comorbidities Experience across aged care, chronic disease, disability or musculoskeletal conditions Ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary team and as a sole clinician Well-developed written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills If you are interested in this opportunity, apply now or give Rell a call on 08 8982 1047 to find out more.