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Embolden Kids invites an experienced paediatric Speech Pathologist to join our Subiaco clinic and community visits. You’ll lead and mentor others, shape service development and contribute to clinical learning.
We offer a senior pathway with mentoring, flexible leadership opportunities, a salary package of $115,000–$125,000 plus super, five weeks annual leave, PD support, and travel reimbursement across homes, schools and clinics.
$115,000 – $125,000 per year (inclusive of Super)
Full-time preferred | 0.6–1.0 FTE considered | Subiaco + Community
Already senior — or ready to take the next step? We'd like to hear from you.
Being senior isn't just about years of experience.
It's about sound clinical judgement. Knowing when to lead and when to listen. Supporting others without needing to have every answer — and seeing opportunities to make things better.
At Embolden Kids, our care is child-led, strengths-based, relationship-driven and grounded in family partnership, identity affirmation and evidence-based practice.
We're looking for an experienced paediatric Speech Pathologist who wants their impact to extend beyond their own caseload.
Expertise — with curiosity. Autonomy — with accountability. Leadership — without ego.
Already senior? Bring your experience and help strengthen clinical practice, mentor others and contribute to the direction of a growing practice.
Ready for more? For the right experienced clinician, we're open to an agreed pathway towards senior responsibilities, with mentoring, clear expectations and opportunities to demonstrate readiness.
We know leadership looks different for everyone.
Your contribution might include supporting complex clinical cases, mentoring developing clinicians, supervising students, sharing your expertise through team learning or contributing to service development.
We want you to bring your strengths, explore your interests and help shape what comes next.
You'll have meaningful clinical independence, alongside opportunities to continue developing your expertise and leadership skills.
Here's what that looks like:
Fortnightly 1:1 leadership mentoring with our Principal Speech Pathologist & Director, focused on developing your leadership capabilities and professional growth.
2 hours of protected mentoring time each week to support the clinical development of other team members.
An established clinician expectation of 5.5–6 billable hours per day, with weekly clinical expectations adjusted to accommodate protected mentoring responsibilities.
Opportunities to contribute to clinical learning, complex case discussions, quality improvement and service development.
Flexibility to shape your leadership contribution around your strengths, interests and the evolving needs of Embolden.
We value clinical independence, but we also believe great clinicians never stop learning from each other.
$115,000–$125,000 annual salary package, inclusive of superannuation, full-time equivalent and pro rata for part-time, depending on experience and clinical leadership capability
5 weeks' annual leave + birthday leave
$1,500 annual professional development allowance + paid PD leave
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Fortnightly 1:1 leadership mentoring with the Principal Speech Pathologist & Director
Protected time for clinical mentoring and leadership responsibilities
Fortnightly team meetings and monthly clinical learning
Paid team culture days
Flexible start times — 8:00, 8:30 or 9:00 am
Flexibility to complete administration from home where appropriate
Access to clinical resources and administrative support
You'll work across our Subiaco clinic and children's everyday environments, including homes, schools, daycares and the community, with kilometre reimbursement for work-related travel.
You're an experienced Speech Pathologist who:
Brings sound clinical reasoning and confidence in clinical decision-making
Values evidence-based, neuroaffirming and family-centred practice
Builds genuine relationships with children, families and colleagues
Enjoys sharing knowledge and supporting the development of others
Is reflective, open to feedback and willing to challenge their own thinking
Takes initiative, demonstrates accountability and follows through
Sees opportunities to improve clinical practice and contribute to a growing team
You'll hold a recognised Speech Pathology qualification and be eligible for Speech Pathology Australia membership.
Experience in paediatric practice is important, but we're more interested in your clinical capability, professional judgement and readiness to contribute than a particular number of years.
A current driver's licence and access to a reliable, insured vehicle are required.
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