Paediatric Speech Pathologist - Flexible & Collaborative

The POST Centre; City of Melbourne; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Administrative support

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Regular supervision and mentoring for;

Flexible working options (including PT

Job summary

The POST Centre is a neurodiversity-affirming, multidisciplinary allied health clinic and NDIS-registered provider in Melbourne. It supports children, young people and families with paediatric Speech Pathology, collaborating with OTs, Psychologists and other clinicians to deliver practical, evidence-informed care that respects each child’s unique profile.

The role focuses on clinic-based assessment and therapy for speech, language, literacy and social communication, with flexible working options

Qualifications

• Hold a recognised qualification in Speech Pathology.
• Be eligible for membership with Speech Pathology Australia.
• Hold, or be eligible to obtain, a current Working With Children Check.
• Hold, or be eligible to obtain, an NDIS Worker Screening Check.
• Genuinely enjoy working with children and families.
• Communicate well and value collaboration.
• Be committed to professional development.
• Be curious, caring, organised and passionate about neurodiversity-affirming practice.

Responsibilities

• Complete assessments and provide individualised therapy
• Develop meaningful goals with families
• Support families with practical strategies
• Collaborate with other professionals involved in each child's care
• Work with parents and teachers to develop strategies that can be used outside the therapy room
• Trial AAC options with families
• Collaborate with Occupational Therapists, Psychologists and other multidisciplinary team members

Skills

Communication

Collaboration

Problem-solving

Organised

Education

Bachelor of Speech Pathology

Job description

The POST Centre is a neurodiversity-affirming, multidisciplinary allied health clinic and NDIS-registered provider in Melbourne. It supports children, young people and families with paediatric Speech Pathology, collaborating with OTs, Psychologists and other clinicians to deliver practical, evidence-informed care that respects each child’s unique profile.

The role focuses on clinic-based assessment and therapy for speech, language, literacy and social communication, with flexible working options