Physiotherapist - NZDF

We are seeking a dedicated professional to work with highly motivated military personnel and help them stay at peak physical performance and recover from injuries effectively!

• Be part of a team that keeps our military personnel strong, fit and ready for action

Join an organisation that prioritises YOU! At APM, we believe in recognising our staff for the amazing work that they do. Be part of a vibrant team culture that supports and empowers each other every day.

Empowering Better Lives - It's What We Do

At APM, our purpose is simple yet profound - to enable better lives every single day. As a dynamic team of allied health superstars, we are fiercely committed to excellence and delivering culturally responsive, quality services to our community. Guided by our Tikanga Māori values of Manaakitanga, Kotahitanga, Wairuatanga, Whānaungatanga, and Rangatiratanga, we make a genuine difference.

Exciting Opportunity with the NZ Defence Force

We're on the hunt for an experienced Physiotherapist to join our passionate and dedicated team in Auckland, Devonport base. This is your chance to work with the NZ Defence Force through APM, helping high-performing individuals from cadets / recruits to experienced military staff achieve their goals.

“I love working with the NZDF's exceptional medical and rehab team. Our motivated patients present diverse injuries, mainly MSK. We focus on early physio and end-stage military fitness. Utilizing the pool and collaborating with instructors makes rehab specific and rewarding.– Sarah, Physiotherapist”

What's in it for you?

What you'll do

Your background

Even if you do not meet all the above, we encourage you to register your interest!

Please note

– We are only considering applicants who are NZ citizens or have lived in Australia, Canada, United Kingdom, United States of America or New Zealand continuously for the last 5 years for NZDF clearances

For the full job description or more information, please reach out to Roz, Talent Coordinator, at

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