Lecturer, Speech Pathology - Teaching & Research

Western Sydney; Campbelltown; Hybrid; AUD 125,000 - 148,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary sacrifice options for onsite

EAP & wellness programs

Onsite childcare

Job summary

Western Sydney University in Campbelltown invites applications for a Lecturer in Speech Pathology. The role focuses on teaching, curriculum development, research, and supervising students across undergraduate and postgraduate pathways.

You will coordinate, design, deliver, and evaluate subjects, with collaboration across disciplines and external partners. The successful candidate will have a PhD (or progress toward one), approved speech pathology credentials, tertiary teaching experience, and a

Qualifications

• Doctoral or research master’s qualification relevant to speech pathology, preferably a PhD, or progress towards completing a PhD.
• Recognised speech pathology qualification and eligibility for Certified Practising membership with Speech Pathology Australia.
• Experience delivering high-quality teaching and learning in a tertiary environment.
• Strong relationship-building skills across academic, industry, professional and institutional settings.
• Research or scholarly experience through publications, presentations, supervision or grant proposals.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and deliver high-quality, research-informed teaching and assessment.
• Contribute to curriculum and program development in speech pathology.
• Support undergraduate and postgraduate students to achieve academic success.
• Produce quality research outputs and contribute to grant proposals.

Skills

Teaching in tertiary education

Relationship-building

Research experience

Education

PhD or progress towards PhD in Speech Pathology

Job description

Western Sydney University in Campbelltown invites applications for a Lecturer in Speech Pathology. The role focuses on teaching, curriculum development, research, and supervising students across undergraduate and postgraduate pathways.

You will coordinate, design, deliver, and evaluate subjects, with collaboration across disciplines and external partners. The successful candidate will have a PhD (or progress toward one), approved speech pathology credentials, tertiary teaching experience, and a