A clinic-based role where you can focus on what you do best.

At Squish Kids, we've intentionally designed this role to be well-supported, collaborative, and sustainable, so you can enjoy your work and feel confident in what you're doing.

Based entirely in our clinic, you'll work alongside a friendly and experienced multidisciplinary team, with access to comprehensive resources, structured support, and purpose-built therapy spaces. You'll benefit from a consistent work environment, opportunities for collaboration, and a varied caseload tailored to your interests and experience.

If you're looking for meaningful work, a warm team, and a role that won't burn you out, keep reading.

What We Offer

Salary up to $90,000 – $110,000 + super

$2,500 annual PD budget + 2 paid CPD days

KPIs capped at 25 hours/week (including report writing) — designed for sustainability

Consistent clinic-based schedule and work environment with flexible start and finish time

Structured supervision and mentoring tailored to your experience level

Fortnightly discipline-specific catch-ups to build clinical confidence

Strong admin support so you can focus on your clients

Access to a wide range of assessment tools, therapy resources, and AAC equipment

A genuinely supportive, inclusive team culture where we celebrate everyone's success

Quarterly team socials to connect, unwind, and have a laugh together

Opportunities to specialise or diversify including AAC, paediatrics, swallowing, and complex communication

Opportunities to develop experience across NDIS and CHSP (Commonwealth Home Support Programme) funding streams

Employment Assistance Program (10 funded counselling sessions per year)

All clinical resources provided with no out-of-pocket costs

Key Responsibilities

Provide speech pathology services across communication and/or swallowing needs (paediatric and/or adult caseloads) within the clinic setting

Tailor your caseload based on your interests, strengths, and experience

Complete comprehensive assessments (communication and/or swallowing)

Develop and implement evidence-based intervention plans

Deliver individual therapy and capacity-building supports

Support clients with:

Speech and language development

Social communication

AAC systems and alternative communication supports

Mealtime management and swallowing (if applicable)

Write clear, functional clinical reports, including NDIS documentation and funding recommendations

Collaborate closely with families, carers, support teams, educators, and other stakeholders

Work alongside the multidisciplinary team to support holistic client outcomes

Maintain clinical documentation in line with Speech Pathology Australia and organisational standards

About You

You have at least 3 years’ experience and feel confident managing a caseload independently (with team support available)

You’re proactive, adaptable, and able to work both independently and collaboratively

You have strong interpersonal and written communication skills

You’re comfortable using digital systems and clinical platforms

You have experience working within the NDIS

You’re committed to evidence-based, client-centred practice

You’re open to feedback and value ongoing learning and development

You enjoy being part of a team and value connection, collaboration, and supporting those around you

Requirements

Qualification in Speech Pathology

Eligibility for Speech Pathology Australia membership

NDIS Worker Screening Check (or willingness to obtain)

Police Check (or willingness to obtain)

Working With Children Check (or willingness to obtain)

Professional indemnity insurance (can be arranged prior to commencement)

First Aid & CPR (or willingness to obtain)

Why Work With Us?

At Squish Kids, we've intentionally designed this role to support both your professional growth and your life outside of work.

We know the small details matter, and we've built them into the role so you feel supported, valued, and set up to do your best work.

We offer:

A consistent clinic-based environment with flexible start and finish time

A well-resourced role with access to dedicated therapy spaces, assessment tools, AAC resources, laptop, and phone

Strong investment in your development, including a generous PD budget and dedicated PD leave

A supportive, connected team culture where people check in, share ideas, and support each other day-to-day

Meaningful supervision and mentorship, whether you're building your skills or refining advanced clinical areas

A balanced and sustainable workload designed to help you enjoy your work without burning out

The opportunity to collaborate closely with colleagues and learn from a diverse and experienced team

A workplace that values autonomy, trust, and clinical excellence while providing the support you need to thrive

Keen to join a team that supports and empowers you?

If you're looking for a role where you can grow, feel valued, and make a real impact, we'd love to hear from you.

👉 Apply today