Graduate Speech Pathologist — Action-Packed Year Program

MedHealth Group; Canberra; Hybrid; AUD 78,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Guaranteed salary of $86,800 incl. $

Travel reimbursement

$1,500 external CPD allowance

Performance-based incentives

Laptop, smartphone & clinical toolkit

Professional indemnity insurance

Salary packaging + novated leasing

Employee perks: travel discounts, gym

Flexibility: work from clinic, home &

1:1 weekly supervision, monthlyworkSh

Job summary

Ability Action Australia, part of the MedHealth Group, is inviting soon-to-be graduating Speech Pathologists to join its national graduate program. You will receive mentorship, weekly supervision, monthly workshops, and a dedicated buddy to guide you through a 12-month journey designed to shape you into a capable speech pathologist.

You’ll work across community, school or clinic settings, complete assessments and reports, and advocate with participants and carers to help achieve goals.

Qualifications

• SPA-registered or eligible upon graduation.
• Licensed driver with own vehicle.
• Empathetic, curious and eager to learn.
• Passionate about helping people communicate and connect.

Responsibilities

• Supporting participants in the community, school or clinic.
• Completing assessments, writing reports and supporting participants with therapy.
• Advocating for and working with participants and carers to help achieve goals.

Skills

Empathy

Curiosity

Eager to learn

Communication

Multidisciplinary teamwork

Growth mindset

Education

Soon-to-be graduating Speech Pathologist

Job description

Ability Action Australia, part of the MedHealth Group, is inviting soon-to-be graduating Speech Pathologists to join its national graduate program. You will receive mentorship, weekly supervision, monthly workshops, and a dedicated buddy to guide you through a 12-month journey designed to shape you into a capable speech pathologist.

You’ll work across community, school or clinic settings, complete assessments and reports, and advocate with participants and carers to help achieve goals.