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Zoe is an Occupational Therapist with a strong interest in person-centred practice and a focus on practical, evidence-based solutions that enable clients to remain engaged in their everyday activities. 

Her experience spans both acute hospital and community-based settings. In the acute setting, Zoe worked across surgical wards and general medicine, where she was involved in assistive technology prescription, cognitive screening, discharge planning, and falls prevention. 

In the community setting, she works with older adults, completing home environment assessments and recommending assistive technology and home modifications to support safety and independence.

Experiences across both settings has given her a broad clinical perspective and the ability to support clients across a range of needs.

Zoe’s Qualifications:

  • Bachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy) with first-class honours 
  • Registered Occupational Therapist (AHPRA)
  • MoCA certified
  • FIM Accredited

Get to know Zoe

Why did you choose a career in the Occupational Therapy industry?

I chose Occupational Therapy because helping people feel seen, supported, and capable has always been important to me. OT allows me to connect with people, understand what truly matters to them, and support them to live life in a way that feels meaningful and fulfilling. Being able to combine empathy, problem-solving, and practical support to make a real difference in someone’s everyday life is what drew me to this profession.

What is the best part of your job?

The most rewarding part of my job is building genuine relationships with clients and supporting them through their journey. I find so much value in being there for people, celebrating their progress—big or small—and helping them regain confidence in themselves. Seeing someone achieve something they once found challenging, and knowing I played a part in that, is incredibly fulfilling.