Physiotherapist

Role overview

A well-established private physiotherapy clinic in Brisbane’s western suburbs is hiring a Physiotherapist to become part of its growing, welcoming team. The practice is recognized locally for delivering high-quality care, building lasting patient connections, and maintaining a collaborative workplace.

With regular referrals coming in from general practitioners, fitness centres, and sporting clubs, the position offers a varied caseload and steady demand from the outset. It suits both recent graduates who want close guidance and experienced clinicians who value a structured, supportive environment.

Clinical scope

You will treat a wide mix of cases, including musculoskeletal conditions, sports and activity-related injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, work-related injuries, and chronic pain or mobility concerns.

The clinic places emphasis on practical, hands-on treatment alongside active rehabilitation plans, aiming for durable improvements rather than temporary relief.

About the clinic

The practice is based in a busy health precinct in Brisbane’s western suburbs and operates from a modern setting with spacious treatment rooms and a dedicated rehabilitation gym.

You will collaborate with a small, encouraging physiotherapy team, with regular case discussions and mentoring available. The clinic also has strong connections with local sporting groups and fitness facilities, creating further opportunities to work with active and athletic patients.

What is offered

The role comes with a competitive salary package plus performance-based incentives, structured mentoring for early-career practitioners, a fully equipped rehabilitation space, strong referral streams, and administrative support for bookings and billing. There is also scope to build special interests such as sports physiotherapy or rehabilitation, along with a flexible weekday routine that supports work-life balance.

Additional information

The workplace is described as friendly and collaborative, with clinicians supporting one another as part of the team culture.

Eligibility and requirements

Applicants should hold a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy, or an equivalent qualification, and have current AHPRA registration or be eligible for it. Strong communication and patient engagement skills are important, as is the ability to work both independently and within a team. A genuine interest in helping people return to pain-free movement and activity is also expected.