Graduate Speech Pathologist: Early Intervention & Growth Path

APM; Palmerston; On-site; AUD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Buddy support

1:1 supervision

CPD allowance

Paid professional development leave

Relocation reimbursement

Flexible working options

Wellbeing support

Career development

Job summary

APM's Early Start Australia Graduate program offers a 12-month pathway for students to become independent therapists in speech pathology. You’ll be supported by dedicated clinical supervision, a buddy, and weekly supervision, with structured induction and real-world client experience at the Durack clinic.

You’ll deliver early intervention services to children and families, perform assessments, develop therapy plans, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, maintain documentation, and pursue

Qualifications

• Completed degree in Speech Pathology and eligible for SPA registration.
• Current Working with Children Check and NDIS worker screening preferred.
• Driver’s license and vehicle is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Deliver early intervention speech pathology services to children and families.
• Conduct comprehensive assessments to identify speech, language, and developmental needs.
• Develop and implement individualised, evidence-based therapy plans.
• Collaborate with families and multidisciplinary teams using a key worker approach.
• Monitor progress and adapt therapy programs as needed.
• Provide education and home-based support to families.
• Maintain accurate documentation and NDIS-related records.

Skills

Strong communication

Organisational skills

Observation & report writing

Education

Speech Pathology degree

Job description

APM's Early Start Australia Graduate program offers a 12-month pathway for students to become independent therapists in speech pathology. You’ll be supported by dedicated clinical supervision, a buddy, and weekly supervision, with structured induction and real-world client experience at the Durack clinic.

You’ll deliver early intervention services to children and families, perform assessments, develop therapy plans, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, maintain documentation, and pursue