The Role

An exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic and passionate Speech Pathologist to help build the foundation of a transdisciplinary practice for a small, growing clinical team - you will have a genuine voice in shaping the program as we grow.

Little Wings provides support to children aged 0 to 9 years (ECEI) and up to 12 years (NDIS) with communication, speech, language, voice, fluency and social-communication needs. We use evidence-based, family-centered and neuro-affirming practices.

As an ambitious practice looking to grow an inter and transdisciplinary offering, you will play a critical role in our success.

This role is a 0.4 FTE / 15.2 hours per week, with the flexibility to spread hours across the week. There is potential for an increase in hours in the future.

This is a community-based / mobile role working in South-East Melbourne (primarily Casey / Cardinia LGA).

The Perks

Highly Flexible Work: Community-based mixed with Work from Home.

Competitive Remuneration: $90,000 to $100,000 plus Super (pro-rata) depending on experience.

Monthly Incentive Program.

Generous PD and Resource Budget.

Calendar Autonomy: Set your own schedule.

Christmas & New Year: No automatic leave deductions.

The Day-to-Day

Conduct formal and informal assessments, co-design individualised therapy plans with families / schools, and deliver evidence-based intervention across home, school and community.

Educate and support parents, carers and teachers to embed strategies in daily routines, and collaborate effectively with internal and external professionals.

Monitor progress, document outcomes, and produce clear, timely reports and clinical notes that meet professional and organisational standards.

Manage your schedule to optimise time, and contribute to service development and multidisciplinary collaboration.

The Selection Criteria

Tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology (Bachelor or Masters).

Full and current membership with Speech Pathology Australia (CPSP).

Minimum two [2] years managing a paediatric speech pathology caseload.

Valid WWCC, NDIS Worker Screening (or ability to obtain), National Police Check and Driver License.

Full Australian working rights (Citizen / PR)

Experience working with children with autism, developmental delays and learning disabilities.

Knowledge or willingness to learn about inclusion funding for kindergartens and schools.

Comprehensive understanding and advocate of neuro-affirming practices and inclusion.

Availability for after-school appointments.

To apply, please submit your CV. Applications will be reviewed as received.

Please direct any questions to [email protected].