Physiotherapist, Auckland

Thank you for your interest in this position. We have received your application from Indeed, so the first step of your application is complete. To finish your application, we will email you further details. Physiotherapist At Ko Taku Reo, we work to provide teaching support and resources to help New Zealand’s Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) children reach their academic potential, nurture their social and emotional wellbeing, and help them form their own identity. You will be joining a nationwide team that shares a passion and enthusiasm for delivering high-quality education and services to DHH ākonga and their whānau.THE ROLE /TE MAHI We are looking for an experienced part-time (0.4FTE) Physiotherapist to join our Integrated Services Team, working with students from 5-21 years of age. This role is based at our Auckland Campus in Kelston and supports ourākonga and their families/whānau in our Kelston and Ormiston Deaf provisions, including our residential services.You will: Support the wellbeing of ourākonga and their whānau Work closely with Ko Taku Reo’s Occupational Therapist in developing plans and providing support to children, young people, and teachers Ensure compliance with the values and legislative requirements of the organisation Work alongside families, schools, and other agencies to help children and young people participate in accessing the NZ curriculumAdvocate for student needs appropriately Adapt equipment or the school environment to support student needs Maintain appropriate records Collaborate with wider staff across the organisation to ensure the best outcomes for students ABOUT US /MŌ MĀTOU At Ko Taku Reo, we provide teaching support and resources to help New Zealand’s Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) children reach their academic potential, nurture their social and emotional wellbeing, and help them form their own identity. You will be joining a nationwide team that sharestheir passion and enthusiasm for delivering high-quality education and services to DHH ākonga and their whānau.THE ROLE /TE MAHI We are seeking an experienced part-time (0.4FTE) Physiotherapist to join our Integrated Services Team, working with students aged 5-21. The role is based at our Auckland Campus in Kelston, supporting ourākonga and their families/whānau in our Kelston and Ormiston Deaf provisions, including residential services.You will: Support the wellbeing of ourākonga and their whānau Collaborate with Ko Taku Reo’s Occupational Therapist in developing plans and providing support Ensure compliance with organisational values and legislative requirements Work with families, schools, and agencies to facilitate student participation in the NZ curriculumAdvocate for student needs Modify equipment or environments to support students Maintain accurate records Work with staff to achieve optimal student outcomes You will have: Qualified Physiotherapist with pediatric experience Willingness or existing skills in NZ Sign Language (NZSL) and Deaf cultureA passion for supporting student learning and achievement Knowledge of the NZ Education Sector Strong communication and diplomacy skills Alignment with our organisational values Respectful and positive engagement with students and colleagues A full, clean driver’s license and own vehicle (mileage reimbursed)WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU / HEI AHA HE PAI TĒNEI MAHI MĀU? Rewarding work with children and families as they grow and succeed A focused role within a collaborative team The chance to work for a passionate employer Supportive, diverse, and welcoming team environment HOW TO APPLY / ME PEHEA TE TONOIf interested, please submit your CV and cover letter explaining why you'd like to join us. Only applicants legally entitled to work in NZ will be considered. Early applications are encouraged as we may interview before the closing date. Applications close 5pm, Sunday 18 May 2025 . #J-18808-Ljbffr