Graduate Speech Pathologist — Early Intervention Innovator

APM; Geelong; On-site; AUD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Buddy support

1:1 supervision

PD allowance

Relocation assistance

Flexible working

Wellbeing support

Job summary

APM Group's Early Start Australia Graduate program in Geelong offers a 12‑month pathway from student to independent clinician. You will receive structured induction, 1:1 supervision, and ongoing mentorship while you grow confidence and manage your own caseload within a multidisciplinary team.

Join a supportive environment with CPD allowances, paid development leave, and a clear pathway from graduate to senior clinician within the APM Group network, while contributing to child and family outcomes.

Qualifications

• Must hold a Speech Pathology qualification and SPA registration.
• Current driver's license and access to a vehicle.
• State-specific checks: Working with Children / WWVP and NDIS worker screening.

Responsibilities

• Deliver early intervention speech pathology services to children and families.
• Conduct comprehensive assessments (formal and informal) to identify 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 accordingly.
• Provide education and home-based resources to families.

Skills

Communication skills

Organisational skills

Observation & reporting

Education

Bachelor of Speech Pathology

Job description

APM Group's Early Start Australia Graduate program in Geelong offers a 12‑month pathway from student to independent clinician. You will receive structured induction, 1:1 supervision, and ongoing mentorship while you grow confidence and manage your own caseload within a multidisciplinary team.

Join a supportive environment with CPD allowances, paid development leave, and a clear pathway from graduate to senior clinician within the APM Group network, while contributing to child and family outcomes.