About you:

Expertise and Passion: You possess experience or have a keen interest in feeding, speech sound disorders and delays, orofacial myology and early language.

Career Growth: You are excited about growth in all aspects of your career and are driven to achieve it.

Flexible and Confident: You demonstrate flexibility in clinical practice and possess confidence in clinical decision-making.

Team Player: You can work collaboratively within a team setting, and understand the importance of connection and community in Allied Health.

Excellent Communicator: You have outstanding communication and interpersonal skills.

Dependable and Organised: You are reliable, well-organised, and manage your responsibilities effectively.

Qualified Professional: You hold formal qualifications in Speech Pathology, maintain a current Speech Pathology Australia (SPA) membership, and have your own professional indemnity insurance.

Mobile and Ready: You have a valid driving licence and access to a car.

We Provide:

Practice Management: Providing you with the essential support and assistance needed to focus on what you love most—delivering exceptional therapy!

Allied Health Assistant Support: Benefit from the assistance of skilled allied health professionals to optimise client care.

Special Interest Opportunities: Excel in your areas of interest, such as feeding therapy, orofacial myology, speech sound disorders or early language.

Supervision: Receive weekly one-on-one supervision and access to external supervision as needed to support your professional growth.

Administrative Time: Enjoy designated administration hours each week to manage your workload effectively.

Professional Development Events: Take part in quarterly 'lunch and learn' sessions and wellbeing events, designed to help you build your knowledge, stay updated with best practices, and support your overall wellbeing. In addition, we offer a dedicated, client-free and fully paid day during the school holidays. This special day is set aside for the whole team to immerse themselves in team building activities and professional development, providing a valuable opportunity to connect, learn, and grow together without the usual daily pressures.

Resource and Research Subscriptions: Enjoy access to valuable subscriptions such as The Informed SLP, Twinkl, and PROMPT. These resources provide up-to-date research, therapy materials, and evidence-based strategies to enhance your professional skills and support your ongoing development.

Technology Provision: You will be provided with a dedicated laptop for your work, ensuring you have the essential tools needed for success. In addition, you will have access to shared iPads equipped with a range of specialist apps—including Little Bee Articulation Station, SCIP App, GRID 3, PLQ2G, and more—to support your clinical practice, enhance therapy sessions, and streamline your workflow with up-to-date, evidence-based resources.

Professional Development Allowance: Take advantage of a generous allowance for professional development to further your expertise. In addition to this financial support, you are guaranteed comprehensive training in key clinical areas, including the assessment and treatment of feeding, PROMPT (Prompts for Restructuring Oral Muscular Phonetic Targets), and Orofacial Myology. This ensures you have both the resources and the structured learning opportunities needed to develop your skills and confidence in these specialised areas of practice.

Induction: Ease into your role with a 4-week induction period

Clinic Environment: Work in an incredible clinic space, featuring an outdoor therapeutic area, shared with a wonderful paediatric occupational therapist (PEACHES), fostering collaboration and innovation.

We are open to discussing Part-Time, Full-Time or Subcontract roles.