Paediatric Speech Pathologist - Neurodiversity-First & NDIS

Mediix Recruitment Pty Ltd.; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Mediix Recruitment Pty Ltd. is seeking a Speech Pathologist for a paediatric, neurodiversity-affirming clinic in Melbourne, VIC. The role covers children and young people up to 21, with a strong emphasis on family-centred practice and evidence-based therapy.

The successful applicant will work across clinic settings and community visits, delivering assessments, goal-based therapy, and documentation including NDIS reporting. Collaboration with OT colleagues is encouraged.

Qualifications

• Current Speech Pathology Australia membership (CPSP or eligible).
• 3+ years of paediatric experience preferred.
• Interest in neurodiversity-affirming and family-centred practice.
• Familiarity with NDIS processes and reporting.
• Clear, warm communication with children, families and professionals.

Responsibilities

• Assess and treat paediatric speech, language and communication needs.
• Deliver family-centred therapy in clinic and in daycare, kindergarten or school settings.
• Set goals with each child and family, coaching strategies into daily life.
• Collaborate with OT colleagues to support shared clients.
• Prepare clear reports, including NDIS-related reporting.
• Participate in drop-in sessions where suited to experience.
• Contribute ideas to developing the speech service.

Skills

Speech pathology

Neurodiversity-affirming

Family-centred care

NDIS reporting

Clear communication

Education

Degree in Speech Pathology

CSP/ CPSP eligibility

Job description

Mediix Recruitment Pty Ltd. is seeking a Speech Pathologist for a paediatric, neurodiversity-affirming clinic in Melbourne, VIC. The role covers children and young people up to 21, with a strong emphasis on family-centred practice and evidence-based therapy.

The successful applicant will work across clinic settings and community visits, delivering assessments, goal-based therapy, and documentation including NDIS reporting. Collaboration with OT colleagues is encouraged.