Senior Speech Pathologist & Clinical Supervisor

Everyday Independence; Melton; On-site; AUD 105,000 - 112,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vehicle options

Mobile + laptop

Professional development

Job summary

Everyday Independence is seeking a Clinical Supervisor Speech Pathologist in Melton to mentor and develop a clinical team, driving evidence-based practice and high-quality services for participants with disabilities.

The role focuses on mentoring, clinical education, and building team capability within a collaborative, community-based setting. It offers stable employment with professional development opportunities.

Qualifications

• Holds a degree in Speech Pathology and current membership with Speech Pathology Australia.
• Has a minimum of 3 years' experience practicing as a Speech Pathologist.
• Brings strong clinical reasoning and communication skills.
• Has experience in community-based and/or disability settings; NDIS experience is highly advantageous.
• Is committed to mentoring, coaching, and developing others.
• Thrives in a collaborative environment and champions inclusive practices.
• Brings a solutions-focused mindset and a passion for achieving meaningful participant outcomes.

Responsibilities

• Provide mentoring and guidance to colleagues, including those completing their EFS program and early-career therapists.
• Champion evidence-based practices and new initiatives developed by the leadership team.
• Facilitate learning and development activities that upskill the team and build capability.
• Collaborate with the team to meet clinical targets and implement solutions for participant and team success.
• Promote Everyday Independence’s values and Clinical Model to inspire your colleagues.

Skills

Mentoring/Coaching

Clinical reasoning

Communication skills

Education

Degree in Speech Pathology

Membership with Speech Pathology Australia

Job description

Everyday Independence is seeking a Clinical Supervisor Speech Pathologist in Melton to mentor and develop a clinical team, driving evidence-based practice and high-quality services for participants with disabilities.

The role focuses on mentoring, clinical education, and building team capability within a collaborative, community-based setting. It offers stable employment with professional development opportunities.