Paediatric Speech Pathologist

4 Healthcare Recruitment; Melbourne; Vor Ort; AUD 80.000 - 115.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Administrative support

Supervision and mentoring

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Zusammenfassung

4 Healthcare Recruitment partners with an established multidisciplinary allied health provider to recruit a Paediatric Speech Pathologist for a community-based role in Melbourne's western suburbs. The position focuses on children’s communication needs across schools, kindergartens and home visits with a mixed private/NDIS caseload.

You will work within a neurodiversity-affirming, family-centred team that values evidence-informed practice, collaboration with families and educators, and ongoing

Qualifikationen

• Tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology.
• Eligibility to be a Speech Pathology Australia member.
• Demonstrated passion for paediatric therapy and working with children and families.

Aufgaben

• Deliver paediatric speech pathology services in community settings (schools, kindergartens, homes).
• Develop meaningful goals with families and implement individualized therapy.
• Collaborate with parents, teachers and other professionals to support communication and participation.
• Maintain evidence-informed practice and participate in supervision or professional development.

Kenntnisse

Communication skills

Relationship-building

Collaboration

Passion for children

Ausbildung

Tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology

Speech Pathology Australia membership eligibility

Jobbeschreibung

Paediatric Speech Pathologist to Community-Based Role

4 Healthcare Recruitment

Speech Therapy (Healthcare & Medical)

Full time

80,000 to 115,000

Working with Children

Speech Pathology Australia Membership

Paediatric Speech Pathologist

About the Company

4 Healthcare Recruitment is proud to be partnering with an established multidisciplinary allied health provider supporting children, young people and their families across Melbourne's western suburbs.

The organisation takes a collaborative, family-centred and neurodiversity-affirming approach to therapy, helping children develop communication skills, build confidence and participate in everyday life. Clinicians work alongside families, educators and other allied health professionals to deliver practical, evidence-informed and strengths-based support.

About the Role

An opportunity is available for a Paediatric Speech Pathologist to join a supportive multidisciplinary team, working with children and their families across Melbourne's western suburbs.

This is a predominantly community-based role, with approximately 80% of your work taking place in schools and kindergartens and 20% involving home visits. You'll work with a mixed caseload of private clients and NDIS participants, supporting children with a range of communication needs, including speech sound development, language, social communication, early language, literacy, fluency and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC).

You’ll develop meaningful goals with families, provide individualised therapy and collaborate with parents, educators and other allied health professionals to support children’s communication and participation across everyday environments.

The organisation values neurodiversity-affirming practice, focusing on children’s strengths, individual needs and quality of life. Flexible working arrangements are available, with opportunities for professional development, supervision and collaboration.

Benefits to You

Predominantly community-based caseload across schools and kindergartens

Opportunities to work with a mix of private clients and NDIS participants

Administrative support and established referral pathways

Multidisciplinary collaboration with other allied health professionals

Regular supervision and mentoring for employed clinicians

Supportive, collaborative and neurodiversity-affirming team environment

What You'll Need

Tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology

Eligibility for membership with Speech Pathology Australia

Current Working with Children Check, or eligibility to obtain one

NDIS Worker Screening Check, or eligibility to obtain one

Genuine passion for working with children and their families

Strong communication and relationship-building skills

A collaborative approach to working with families, educators and other professionals

Commitment to evidence-informed and neurodiversity-affirming practice

Ability to work across community settings, including schools, kindergartens and family homes