Physiotherapist | Gym Based Position
Mediix · Sandringham, Victoria, Australia · 2026-08-04
About this role
If you’re a physiotherapist who prefers less manual therapy and more exercise-based rehabilitation in a gym-style setting, this could be a great fit for you.
We’re working with a well-established, internationally recognised provider that delivers physio-led, strength-based rehabilitation in a highly structured clinical environment. This is an ideal opportunity for a clinician who enjoys program design, long-term outcomes, and working closely with exercise professionals.
The Role
You will be responsible for:
Conducting initial physiotherapy assessments and diagnoses
Designing individualised strength and rehab programs
Monitoring patient progress and adjusting treatment plans
Completing periodic reassessments and outcome tracking
Working collaboratively with exercise physiologists and exercise scientists
This role focuses on guiding patients through structured rehab journeys, rather than back-to-back hands-on treatment.
What You’ll Love
Structured, well-supported clinical environment
Focus on long-term patient outcomes, not quick turnover
Less physically demanding than traditional private practice
Work alongside a multidisciplinary team
Access to specialised rehab equipment and systems
What We’re Looking For
Minimum 2+ years’ experience as a Physiotherapist
AHPRA registration (or eligibility)
Strong interest in exercise-based rehab and strength training
Comfortable working in a gym-style clinical setting
Confident communicator with a patient-centred approach
Ideal for Physios Who:
Enjoy movement-based rehabilitation over manual therapy
Like structured systems and clear treatment pathways
Are interested in chronic pain management and long-term rehab
Prefer a collaborative, team-based environment
If this sounds like the kind of environment you’ve been looking for, feel free to reach out to Camille for a confidential discussion - [email protected]
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