Chloe Taylor

ABOUT ME:

I graduated from the University of Adelaide, graduate of 2025.

I chose to become an OT because I really enjoy helping people and found OT was a career which utilised my natural people skills whilst assisting people to live their best lives in the most practical and functional ways.  I am passionate about wheelchair and AT prescription, paediatrics, but I’m still exploring.

In fourth year, I completed placements with MS Society of SA and NT, developing knowledge of MS, its functional impacts, and community/NDIS work (including NDIS and MAC funding, and at Royal Adelaide Hospital in General Medicine. I gained experience across age groups and conditions, built independence in a fast-paced acute setting, and valued making an immediate difference in patients’ days.

I value helping people to live their lives to the fullest with whatever challenges, conditions, and/disabilities they have and overcome barriers. I love how client centred, and personal OT is as a profession.

I’m a foodie so I love going out for dinners and lunches with friends (occasionally you might even find me in the kitchen trying new recipes). I also enjoy watching tv to unwind, doing Pilates and going for walks with my labrador-golden retriever Lucy. I am renowned amongst my friends and family for knowing the lyrics to almost any song – a secret talent I guess you could say.

Languages spoken:
English