Physiotherapist

A busy, well-established private practice in Frankston is looking for the right physio to join the team. Not a warm body to fill a diary. The right person. Someone who cares about outcomes, gets on well with people, and wants to be somewhere they can genuinely grow.

New grad or 15 years in — both fit here, for different reasons.

Quick Q&A

"I'm a new grad. What's the mentoring actually like?" Structured. Weekly one-on-ones with a senior clinician, gradual caseload build, protected time for questions, and a treating team who genuinely enjoy teaching. You won't be thrown in the deep end.

"I'm experienced. What's in it for me?"

Autonomy, a mature caseload, peer collaboration with clinicians who challenge and sharpen each other, and real backing to pursue your special interests — whether that's sports, women's health, persistent pain, or post-surgical rehab.

"What are the hours like?"

Full-time or part-time. Flexible days. No compulsory Saturdays unless you want them (some do — the loading is worth it).

"What about admin and billing?"

Handled. Reception team is excellent. You treat, they run the front of house.

The offer

• Above-award remuneration — negotiated on experience, reviewed regularly
• Structured new-grad program with mentor pairing from day one
• Generous PD budget, paid study leave, and support for post-grad study
• Modern clinic with rehab gym, private rooms, and quality equipment
• Small enough to feel like a team, big enough to have proper systems
• Long-term progression pathways — senior clinician, special interest lead, or clinical educator roles

What you'll need

• Current AHPRA registration (or eligibility if graduating soon)
• Solid clinical reasoning and a willingness to keep sharpening it
• The kind of personality patients remember for the right reasons
• Australian working rights

How to apply

Send your CV or a quick note to Camille @mediix.com.au.

About Frankston

Frankston sits at the gateway to the Mornington Peninsula, roughly 40km south-east of Melbourne's CBD with direct train access via the Frankston line. The area has undergone significant revitalisation over recent years, with a redeveloped foreshore, thriving cafe and dining scene, and easy access to some of Victoria's best beaches, wineries, and coastal walks. It's a lifestyle location that offers genuine affordability and space compared to inner Melbourne, without giving up the convenience of a major regional hub.