About the job About the Company Approach Speech Pathology is a growing clinic located in Mount Waverley within a vibrant community. We are deeply committed to partnering with families to provide meaningful, high-quality support that makes a lasting difference. We value cultural and linguistic diversity and recognise the important influence of culture on communication, learning, and family dynamics. Our practice is grounded in a strengths-based, neuroaffirming, and trauma-informed approach. We celebrate each individual's unique strengths and work collaboratively with clients and their families to nurture their abilities. As a growing clinic, we are intentionally building a workplace that prioritises clinician wellbeing, sustainable workloads, and meaningful professional growth. Why Join Us? Enjoy a varied caseload of NDIS and private clients, with flexibility to develop clinical areas that interest you. Clinic First Model with Reduced Travel. We prioritise clinic based services to minimise travel demands and support sustainable workloads. Autonomy Without Micromanagement. We trust your clinical judgement while providing support when needed. Balanced caseloads with protected time for documentation, preparation, and professional development. Competitive remuneration aligned with experience and contribution (including 12% superannuation, 4 weeks annual leave and performance-based bonuses). Regular, meaningful supervision tailored to your experience level, with clear guidance for clinical confidence and growth. Generous professional development allowance. Opportunities to develop clinical interests, leadership skills, supervision experience, and long term career progression. Diverse caseload, including culturally and linguistically diverse families. Supportive, accessible leadership with strong clinical expertise. Convenient location within a shopping centre with excellent amenities. About the Role We are seeking a qualified Speech Pathologist to join our growing team in a permanent position (subject to probation), with flexibility for full-time or part-time arrangements. Key Responsibilities: Manage a paediatric caseload (with scope to include adults if desired). Conduct assessments and deliver evidence-based intervention. Provide services across clinic, educational, and community settings. Develop and implement individualised therapy plans. Maintain accurate clinical documentation in accordance with professional standards. Collaborate with families, educators, and allied health professionals. Demonstrate strong organisational, time management, and written communication skills. About You We are looking for a clinician who is: Curious, compassionate, and motivated to continue learning. Confident in working independently while valuing collaboration. Experienced in paediatric/adult service delivery (minimum 2 years preferred). Comfortable with clinic and community-based work (desirable). Demonstrates a strong commitment to neurodiversity-affirming, strengths-based practice. Essential Requirements: Eligibility for membership with Speech Pathology Australia (SPA). Current Working with Children Check (Employee). NDIS Worker Screening Check. Current National Police Check. Current Victorian Driver's Licence. Full Australian working rights.
