FIRE UP YOUR CAREER – WORK IN A DYNAMIC AND INNOVATIVE TEAM

Drop in at our Nerang clinic for one of our Career Meet and Greet sessions to find out what it’s like to work with us and see our clinics resources. If you can’t make it – join us online!

5:30pm Thursday 19th June or 10:00am Friday 20th June.

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We're on the lookout for enthusiastic and motivated Speech Pathologists (New Graduate or Experienced) to join our dynamic and supportive team on either a Full Time or Part Time basis located at our Coomera or Nerang Clinic. Read about our mission, values and programs on our website www.speechforkids.com.au.

Imagine having 50+ years of clinical experience available to you! This is possible working at S.P.E.E.C.H. Pty Ltd alongside experienced hands-on clinical supervisors Anne Walker, Karyn Johns, Karin Adams and Lyndal Mayhew. We offer regular one-on-one clinical supervision sessions that will contribute to your accelerated professional and clinical growth as a certified practicing speech pathologist

At S.P.E.E.C.H. we are passionate about enjoying a healthy work-life balance. Start your weekends early, go for a walk on the beach or head off for a mini break as both of our clinics close at 3pm.

You'll have the unique opportunity to receive training in PROMPT and mentoring from our Director and certified instructor, Anne Walker. Additionally, we have a robust professional development program in-house and an attractive budget for external training.

We love building strong connections in our community and supporting meaningful outcomes for everyone involved. Deliver our exclusive community programs funded by Department Social Sevices e.g. community speech and language screenings, Early Child Education Centre workshops, Playgroups run by speech pathologists, and access to our Read and Grow Program and Let’s Talk Speech Sound packs.

2025 and 2026 new graduates are welcome to apply.

About the role

This role will encompass the following responsibilities:

Assess, manage and treat children and adolescents with communication disorders and disabilities.

Provide high-quality written reports and maintain client records using practice management software.

Perform off-site consultations as appropriate to collaborate with educators and teachers and to complete observations required for assessment and reporting.

Engage in peer-to-peer mentoring and sharing outcomes of professional development with SPEECH team members.

Participate in community-based activities including our unique Talking and Listening Together programs.

Develop and deliver community education programs such as Read and Grow and the Let's Talk - Speech Sound Packs.

Benefits and perks

Highly competitive remuneration package, including an excellent bonus program for reaching your realistic KPI’s and an incentive payment on completion of the 6 months onboarding program.

Ongoing professional development - strong individual and peer mentoring support as well as regular professional development opportunities (such as training in PROMPT).

Individual clinical supervision from 4 experienced clinical supervisors (two hours per week for new graduates for the first 6 months).

Collaborate with the team during fortnightly team meetings and quarterly team days – contribute to the continual innovation and improvement of S.P.E.E.C.H. practices.

Diversity of work – opportunity to work across one-on-one assessment and therapy, group programs, and within school and community settings.

Supportive environment - positive team culture with fun social events.

Networking opportunities – connect with Gold Coast pathologists in private practice (GOSPIPP).

Excellent workplace environment – off-street parking, individual and group therapy rooms, well equipped kitchen and access to up-to-date therapy resources and assessments.

About our New Graduate Program

Delivery of a structured program that will immerse and educate you in paediatric clinical practice, Community projects, the NDIS and MDT contexts.

Industry leading amounts of support, shadowing and mentoring from our experienced clinicians.

Realistic caseload expectations with the gradual introduction of caseload, building to delivering 4 standard billable sessions per day after the first 6 months.

Opportunities to specialise in particular areas or age ranges.

Requirements

Member of Speech Pathology Australia

Medicare Provider Number eligibility

Current valid Drivers Licence and reliable vehicle

Working with Children Check

Blue Card & NDIS Worker Screening Card

Proven detail-oriented, interpersonal, and time management skills

Apply today or call Mel on 0412 839 457 anytime for a confidential conversation about transitioning to your new role.