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The Speech Co. in Richmond, NSW, is seeking a Paediatric Speech Pathologist for a full-time role to support diverse paediatric caseloads across literacy, fluency, AAC, and social communication.
You’ll collaborate with a close-knit team and contribute to tailored therapy plans in a supportive clinic. We offer weekly supervision, 1:1 mentoring with our Clinic Director, and extensive professional development opportunities.
Are you a passionate Speech Pathologist who wants to truly make a difference and feel supported while doing it?
At The Speech Co., we’re a close-knit, experienced team of Speechies who love helping children and families thrive. Whether you're just starting out or looking for a fresh, fulfilling new role, we’d love to hear from you.
Weekly supervision with experienced senior Speech Pathologists (8–10 years' experience)
1:1 mentoring with our Clinic Director
Paid internal and external professional development
Access to peer learning and shadowing
Work in a light-filled, homely cottage in Richmond
Relaxed, welcoming atmosphere for both clients and team
Fully resourced therapy room
Realistic and gradual caseload build-up (especially for grads!)
Admin time is built into your schedule
We work with you to tailor your role based on your interests
Warm, collaborative team with a passion for learning who enjoy working together
Regular team building events and peer support
Flexible scheduling to support your work/life balance
Mental health and wellbeing are a priority
You’ll support a diverse paediatric caseload including:
Literacy, fluency, AAC, and social communication
Feeding and Orofacial Myology
NDIS and private clients
We tailor caseloads to your strengths and areas of interest and help you grow into new ones.
We’re looking for a Speechie who is:
Kind, curious, and passionate about helping children and families
Eager to learn and grow - whether you're a new grad or have years of experience
Great at communicating with families and building rapport
Comfortable working both independently and as part of a team
Organised, efficient, reliable, and values being part of a team
Bachelor or Masters in Speech and Language Pathology
Eligibility for Speech Pathology Australia membership
Working with Children Check (WWCC) and National Police Check (or willingness to obtain)
Driver’s license (some off-site visits may be required)
Professional Indemnity Insurance (we can help guide you if needed)
We offer a competitive salary based on your experience, plus:
Regular 1:1 development planning sessions
Support to explore your clinical interests