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Everyday Independence is seeking a Clinical Supervisor Speech Pathologist in Melton to mentor and develop a clinical team, driving evidence-based practice and high-quality services for participants with disabilities.
The role focuses on mentoring, clinical education, and building team capability within a collaborative, community-based setting. It offers stable employment with professional development opportunities.
Location: Melton and surrounding suburbs including: Caroline Springs, Taylors Hill, St Albans, Sunbury, Keilor, Diggers Rest, Fraser Rise, Woodend and Bacchus Marsh.
Employment Type: Full time
Salary: $104,575.77 - $112,145.60 per annum (inclusive of annual leave loading) + superannuation + vehicle options + mobile + laptop + options to boost salary up to $10,000
With over 40 hubs across Australia, Everyday Independence is a dynamic allied health organisation committed to changing the game for people with disabilities. Working in the social model, our united team of talented change makers is on a mission to make inclusion possible for all Australians.
As one of the Australia’s largest therapy providers, Everyday Independence is growing with confidence and welcoming passionate, purpose driven practitioners who want to make a real impact. At Everyday Independence, you’ll find job stability, structured mentoring and supervision, continuous learning and professional development, career pathways and a values-driven culture.
Are you an experienced Speech Pathologist ready to expand your impact and help shape the future of therapy? We’re seeking a passionate and capable clinician to step into the role of Clinical Supervisor.
This role is ideal for someone who thrives on mentoring, driving clinical excellence, and helping others succeed. You’ll guide team members to deliver life-changing services while building capability and confidence across the team.
At Everyday Independence, your expertise in allied health isn't just valued; it's crucial in driving positive change for individuals with disabilities.