Every day is different but each day you will have the opportunity to assist people to return to wellness, work and ultimately experience an improved quality of life. You will:Engage in formal and experiential training to develop the skills you need to feel competent and confident in your role;Assess client needs, develop strategies and interventions for a safe return to pre-injury activities;Play an important role in a multidisciplinary approach to recovery and return to work, always with your client’s best interests at heartPerform assessments such as initial assessments, functional capacity assessments, early intervention, home, worksite and ergonomic assessments, as well as vocational assessments;Build rapport with key stakeholders throughout the process including the ill or injured individual, their treating health practitioners, employers and insurers.There’s so much on offer to our graduate team members. You’ll enjoy:The chance to discover your work passion through exposure to all that we do: making a difference in the lives of thousands of Australians every year who are impacted by injury or illness and supporting them in recovery, health and return to work;A thorough onboarding linking you with local and national resources;Access to IPAR’s health and wellness program with fun team activities to support your physical and mental well-being;Being part of IPAR’s Star Award reward and recognition program for top achievers, including our Graduate of the Year Award.The opportunity to contribute to research studies and best practice via the work we do with customers and university partners.