Associate Occupational Therapist — Based Around Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire & Norfolk

NexGen Neuro Therapy Ltd is based in Cambridgeshire and provides specialist neurological occupational therapy and neuro-informed coaching for adults and children living with the impact of neurological injury and illness. We work closely with clients and their families to deliver person-centred support tailored to physical, cognitive, emotional, and functional needs. Support is provided at home, in the community, in the workplace, and virtually.

Role Description

We're looking for talented Occupational Therapists to join us as Associates, delivering specialist neurological occupational therapy predominantly within clients' homes and communities across the East of England, the Midlands, and London. A minimum commitment of 2 days' work is required, at hours of your choice.

Requirements

• HCPC registration and current professional standing
• 5 years' experience working as an OT, and/or a strong interest in neurology and rehabilitation
• Experience with paediatric clients is highly desirable
• Full UK driving licence, with willingness to travel up to 1.5 hours to reach clients
• Genuine commitment to growing with the service and contributing to service improvement, hands-on

We're currently looking for OTs experienced in one or more of: ABI, TBI, Stroke, FND, Upper Limb Rehabilitation, Spasticity Management, complex neurological conditions, paediatric rehabilitation, and housing assessments and reports.

What We Offer

• Competitive rates, starting at £45/hour, tiered by experience
• Travel time and mileage paid separately
• Flexible working, built around your availability (minimum 2 days' commitment)
• Direct clinical support and case discussion
• Regular clinical supervision, including MDT meetings alongside case managers
• Access to CPD and training opportunities
• A genuinely collaborative, warm working culture

What We Expect

• We're looking for Occupational Therapists who care deeply about the people they work with, bring clinical rigour to complex cases, and want to be part of a practice built on honest, evidence-based reasoning and a genuine drive to improve — not box-ticking.