Physiotherapist

Who we are | Ko wai mātou Better Days started with a simple vision: to provide better community-centred support services for people living with disability, and to be a better place to work for all team members by putting our clinicians at the front and centre of what we do. We are excited to be looking for a person who lives our values and wants to make an impact by supporting people and whānau to achieve better outcomes in their homes, communities and everyday lives.

You will join a national company founded and run by clinicians, for clinicians, delivering client-first care guided by our values. Our values | Whanonga pono We Get Sh*t Done! We are People People Love What You Do Frankly, we Give a Damn We Value Ourselves Industry-leading support and benefits | Huanga Opportunities to work across Better Days’ key ACC contracts and support clients through ACC-funded rehabilitation services.

A great team culture Flexible working options, including the ability to start or finish your day from home where appropriate Competitive remuneration, with Better Rewards perks when you go over KPI during each cycle Travel reimbursement Opportunities to work alongside experienced clinicians Regular collaboration with other disciplines Team dinners and social connection Great coffee and snacks to keep you fueled throughout the day About your new role | He kōrero whakamārama mō tēnei tūranga The Kaiwhakaora Tinana | Physiotherapist supports clients living with injuries or disabilities to improve their mobility, independence, and participation in everyday life.

Working across home, community, and clinic settings, you will complete assessments, develop personalised rehabilitation programmes, and help clients achieve meaningful goals, while contributing to collaborative, multidisciplinary care within the Better Days team. Completing assessments for clients with complex injuries in their homes, the community, and clinic settings.

Providing high-quality physiotherapy interventions using evidence-based practice, sound clinical reasoning, and a person-centred approach. Working closely with Better Days Keyworkers, whānau, and external providers to support coordinated rehabilitation and positive outcomes. Collaborating with the multidisciplinary team to set meaningful goals and develop personalised rehabilitation plans.

Supporting clients to improve their independence and participation in everyday activities, including work, education, recreation, and community life. Monitoring progress and adjusting treatment plans to ensure clients continue moving towards their goals. Assessing equipment and environmental needs, recommending appropriate solutions, and making referrals to specialist services when required.

Educating clients, carers, and whānau on strategies, equipment, and self-management techniques that support long-term success. Delivering culturally responsive care that respects each client's individual needs, values, and background. Providing practical advice and support to help clients manage the impact of injury and build confidence in their daily lives.

Identifying when support from a Rehab Coach could benefit a client and making appropriate referrals. Maintaining accurate and confidential clinical records in line with professional and organisational standards. Delivering services in line with Better Days' values, policies, and procedures, while contributing to exceptional client outcomes.

Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy (or equivalent recognised qualification). Current registration with the Physiotherapy Board of New Zealand and a current Annual Practising Certificate. At least 2 years’ experience as a Physiotherapist. Previous experience in hospital-based AT&R services or other rehabilitation settings would be an advantage.

ACC experience is preferred but not required. Sound understanding of the New Zealand healthcare system. Confidence working autonomously and managing a community-based caseload across home, community, and clinic environments. Strong assessment, clinical reasoning, and rehabilitation planning skills. Commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and culturally responsive, client-centred practice.

Excellent communication and relationship-building skills, with the ability to work collaboratively with clients, whānau, and multidisciplinary teams. Alignment with Better Days’ values and commitment to delivering high-quality client outcomes. Availability and willingness to travel across the Auckland region. Current full New Zealand Driver Licence and access to a reliable vehicle.

Evidence of your right to work in New Zealand. How to apply To make a bigger difference to people’s lives and your career, click Apply Now. If you would like to have a confidential conversation before applying, or if you are interested in a career with Better Days and would like to chat, please email Mia at mia.a@betterdays.

nz. Learn more at www.betterdays.nz. Commitment to Diversity: At Better Days we embrace diversity, inclusivity and welcome applicants from all backgrounds, identities, and abilities including neurodiverse individuals. If you think you’d be great in this role but don’t meet every single requirement, we still encourage you to apply, we’d love to hear from you.

Learn more at: www.betterdays.nz