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Speech Pathologist ( Full-time / Part-time) Supportive team and learning culture Great team environment Clinic-based role About Us We are a multidisciplinary allied health clinic that primarily provides assessment and intervention to clients across a range of ages. We offer a flexible and well-supported work environment with a strong focus on peer learning, functional therapy, evidence-based practice, and a holistic approach to client care. Our client base includes individuals accessing NDIS funding (as a registered NDIS provider), Medicare funding, insurance, and private services. This role would suit someone interested in working with paediatric clients, or a mixed caseload including teenagers, young adults, and some adult clients. Due to changes in service delivery following the COVID-19 pandemic, clinical care may be delivered across varied settings and platforms, including face-to-face and telehealth sessions. The role is primarily clinic-based, with occasional community, school, or home visits as required. Services include both individual and group therapy sessions. Key Responsibilities Diagnosing, assessing, and providing evidence-based intervention for clients with speech, language, voice, fluency, and swallowing disorders Providing education to clients and caregivers and developing individualised treatment and therapy plans Maintaining detailed progress notes, writing assessment and funding reports, referral letters, and developing and reviewing goals based on assessment outcomes Reporting progress and client status to relevant parties (e.g. family members, teachers, medical professionals) with consent Participating in care team meetings as required About the Benefits We offer a supportive and experienced team environment with access to supervision and mentoring to support clinical skill development across a wide range of practice areas. Additional benefits include: Flexible working hours Annual professional development budget Weekly or fortnightly individual peer support or supervision Fortnightly Speech Pathology team meetings Weekly Allied Health team meetings Access to a wide range of assessment tools and therapy resources $1,000 annual professional development allowance Dedicated admin support for bookings, invoicing, and client communication One week of observation of other therapists upon commencement Bonus scheme for exceeding KPIs MacBook provided for work Access to a work phone and iPad as required Access to an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Two additional wellbeing personal leave days per year for outstanding performance Graduate Support For graduate clinicians, additional support includes: Weekly in-house supervision Additional observation sessions with a supervisor as required $1,000 annual professional development allowance Fortnightly Speech Pathology team meetings Extra support from an in-house supervisor when needed Full-time Allied Health Team Leader available Monday to Friday Fortnightly one-on-one 20-minute meetings with the Director About You You will be a passionate and energetic professional who enjoys engaging with clients, families, and caregivers. You are motivated to continue developing your skills and delivering high-quality, client-centred supports using a holistic approach. We are seeking a recent graduate or experienced clinician who: Demonstrates confidence and a strong work ethic Enjoys working both independently and as part of a team Has a warm, friendly, and positive attitude Can effectively engage with infants, children, adolescents, young adults, families, teachers, and other health professionals Is reliable and committed to maintaining high professional standards Represents the practice professionally Qualifications & Experience Valid Australian working rights Current Speech Pathology Australia (SPA) registration Strong skills in complex assessment and report writing Experience working within the NDIS system (desirable) Current Working With Children Check Current NDIS Worker Screening Check