The Child Development Institute is a multidisciplinary paediatric therapeutic centre offering highest quality care to families of neurodiverse children living with autism, developmental delays, speech and communication disorders, ADHD and Fragile X.

Our dedicated team is passionate, neurodiverse affirming, and consistently seeking to grow and improve using the latest available evidence-based technology and research.

About the role

Conducting comprehensive assessments to identify client needs and develop individualised treatment plans

Delivering high quality evidence-based speech and language therapy OR occupational therapy interventions to clients of all ages, including children and adolescents

Empower parent/carers by delivering dedicated parent capacity building within each session

Collaborating with a multidisciplinary team of professionals to ensure a holistic approach to client care

Attending team meetings with the clients allied health team

Maintaining detailed client records and providing thorough progress reports

Participating in continuing professional development activities to stay up-to-date with the latest best practices - funded by the practice

Why you’ll love CDI

Modern Facilities: Work in a well-equipped clinic with access to the latest resources, including online and physical tools.

Supportive Team Culture: Join a team that celebrates both client successes and personal growth. We regularly organize team-building activities and professional development sessions.

Growth & Development: Benefit from ongoing professional development through fortnightly supervision, a PD budget, and access to a variety of resources and training.

Community Impact: Be a part of a clinic that is making a difference in the lives of children from diverse backgrounds.

Realistic Targets: Dedicated admin time and a manageable caseload designed to support quality care, not just quantity

What you can expect

Collaborative Team: Work with passionate professionals in a supportive, dynamic environment.

Mentorship & Training: Receive regular supervision and ongoing professional development.

Innovative Tools & Techniques: Access to evidence-based therapies and support materials to ensure the best outcomes for your clients.

Industry-Leading benefits and packages

Competitive Salary: Enjoy a rewarding salary based on experience + superannuation.

Professional Development: Receive a generous annual PD budget to support your career growth.

What you’ll need:

At least 2 years of experience

Relevant Qualifications: Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology) or equivalent, with recognition as a Certified Practicing Speech Pathologist by Speech Pathology Australia. OR Bachelor's or Master's degree in Occupational Therapy and Current AHPRA registration

A current Working with Children Check and National Police Check.

Passion for Working with Children: Commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of children and families.

Ability to Work Independently & Collaboratively: Be part of a team that values professional autonomy and teamwork.