We're hiring!

Are you an Senior Occupational Therapist, looking to join a warm, multidisciplinary team that values collaboration and support? We'd love to hear from you.

The Other Clinic (TOC) is a psychology, counselling, and therapy practice based in a charming historic house in Geylang, Singapore. We're a truly international team that values ongoing learning, evidence-based practice, and a neuro-affirming approach to mental wellness across all age groups.

We work hard, care deeply about what we do. If that sounds like your kind of environment, apply today - we're looking forward to meeting you!

Key Responsibilities

• Assessment and treatment of children in the clinic, home and school setting.
• Prepare necessary clinical reports and maintain accurate, up-to-date notes using the Plato system.
• Contribute to diagnostic reports for families.
• To regularly work with parents and carers from both local and expat backgrounds.
• Organise and plan targeted intervention groups for children.
• Contribute to ongoing professional development of others within the practice and within schools through educational talks.
• Collaborate closely with other therapists and families to ensure therapy goals are integrated across environments.
• Build and maintain strong working relationships with schools, providing consultation and ongoing therapeutic input.
• Contribute to the development of best practice, service improvements, and innovation within the team.
• Attend regular team meetings and clinical supervision sessions.
• Actively promote the services of TOC and contribute to client retention.

Essential Criteria

• Minimum 6 years of post-qualification experience as an Occupational Therapist.
• At least 2 years' experience delivering therapy in school environments.
• Registered with an appropriate Allied Health body.
• Training and experience using the DIR/Floortime approach.
• Qualification or training in Sensory Integration.
• Training and experience working with individuals with Dyspraxia.
• Proven ability to work therapeutically with children, families, and their carers.
• Strong awareness of and sensitivity to LGBTQIA+ identities and relational needs.
• Demonstrated commitment to neurodiversity-affirming practice.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Strong administrative and record-keeping skills.
• IT skills in Office Applications such as Word, Excel, use of Apps.
• Committed to ongoing professional development and reflective practice.