Work With Us
FRAME brings together osteopaths and allied health practitioners who share one goal: helping people move, recover and feel their best. We keep things hands-on, thorough and personal — taking the time to properly understand each patient and what's getting in the way of how they want to live.
We're a small team, and we like it that way. You'll have colleagues down the hall to bounce ideas off, talk through a tricky case with, or share a win at the end of the day. Many of our patients have been with us for years, and that long-term trust is something we're proud of.
Just starting out? We'll help you find your feet. Been practising a while? We'd love to learn from what you bring. Either way, what matters most to us is genuine curiosity, good clinical reasoning and real care for the people in front of you.
To practise with us you'll need a recognised qualification in your field and current registration with your New Zealand professional body — for osteopaths, that's the Osteopathic Council of New Zealand — or be on your way to getting it.
Open Roles
Nothing advertised just now
Our team is full at the moment — but good people are hard to find, so we always keep the door open. If FRAME sounds like your kind of place, get in touch and we'll keep you in mind for the future.
Introduce yourselfLife at FRAME
- Providing high-quality, evidence-informed care in your area of practice
- Taking detailed case histories and carrying out thorough assessments
- Forming a differential diagnosis and treatment plan, or referring on where appropriate
- Delivering hands-on treatment, rehabilitation programmes and health advice
- Keeping clear, contemporaneous clinical notes and completing reports and referral letters
- Managing ACC and health insurance administration
- A recognised qualification in osteopathy or an allied health field
- Current registration with your NZ professional body (or eligibility to register)
- Commitment to ongoing continuing professional development
- Excellent communication skills and a professional, confident manner
- Strong organisation, time management and attention to detail
- A team player with a positive approach to change
- A supportive, friendly multidisciplinary team
- Regular peer learning and case review
- Support with your continuing professional development
- An established clinic with on-site parking
- Opportunities to help grow the practice through community and GP outreach
Let's Talk
No formal forms needed. Email us your CV along with a few lines about yourself — where you trained, what you enjoy treating, and what you're looking for next. Please include your professional registration details (or where you're at with registering).
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