Speech Pathologist - Clinic/Community - North Brisbane

Healthcarelink Support; Brisbane; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

12% superannuation

PD allowance

4 paid PD leave days/year

Weekly clinical supervision

Remote admin support

Job summary

Healthcarelink Support, Geebung, Brisbane, seeks a dedicated Speech Pathologist for a full-time role. You will assess, plan, and deliver therapy across individual, dyad, and group formats, with emphasis on early intervention. Collaborative practice and ongoing professional development are valued in a supportive clinic environment.

The role includes reporting, funding-related tasks, and engagement with families and other professionals to achieve better outcomes for children aged 0–12.

Qualifications

• Passion for working with children in paediatric settings.
• Experience with paediatric speech-language pathology approaches.
• Excellent communication with families and team members.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive assessments and write reports.
• Deliver individual, dyad, and group therapy sessions.
• Plan and participate in collaborative consultations and supervision.

Skills

Passion for children

Paediatrics experience

Strong communication

Empathy

Education

Bachelor's degree in Speech-Language Pathology

SPA membership

Job description

• Job title: Speech Pathologist

  Working hours: Full time

  Salary offer: Competitive salary offer + PD + benefits

  Location: Geebung

  About the company:

  Our client is a paediatric Speech Pathology practice with a special focus on the early intervention and early primary years, based in Geebung in Brisbane's inner north. They are passionate about the little darlings we support, and about holistic and collaborative services, engaging strongly with other providers in the local community.

  The director formed the concept of the 'Nurture Nest', because they wanted to create a workplace where both the clients they support and the staff feel safe, nurtured and supported when they are with them. They dedicate our time and energy to high-quality intervention services; building capacity within families; and building resilience and confidence in the children they see.

  Their clinic is fully resourced with beautiful, high-quality books, toys and games. They also have an array of assessments, text books, AAC resources and all the other goodies you might need to carry out your daily practice. There are 5 rooms, including; a large space for group programs and those littlies that need room to move for regulation; a kitchenette and dining table for mealtime work; an office-pod where we all work together to allow for collaboration; a lovely reception area for families and free parking.

  About the role:

  As a member of their clinical team, you will play a key role in delivering high-quality therapy and support services. Your responsibilities will span assessment, therapy, reporting, and collaborative consultation. The role requires a proactive and reflective practitioner who is committed to ongoing professional development and effective client outcomes. Key responsinilities includes:

  Client Assessment & Reporting

  • Conduct comprehensive assessments and review assessments
  • Prepare detailed case notes and diagnostic support reports
  • Complete funding request and NDIS review reports

  Therapy Delivery

  • Provide individual, dyad, and group therapy (e.g., school readiness, social skills, SOS approach)
  • Plan and facilitate group therapy sessions
  • Deliver therapy for a range of communication and developmental difficulties

  Specialised Interventions

  • Conduct AAC trials, prescriptions, and implementation
  • Perform mealtime assessments and therapy (note: training will be provided if required prior to commencement in this area)

  Collaboration & Consultation

  • Attend and contribute to consultative meetings in community settings
  • Provide clinical supervision, including critical reflection and case-based discussions

  Clinical Support & Resources

  • Construct and develop therapy resources
  • Engage in professional development to enhance service quality and clinical expertise

  Benefits:

  • Competitive pay + 12% superannuation
  • Achievable billable target: 4 hrs/day
  • $3000 PD allowance + 4 paid PD leave days/year
  • Weekly 1:1 clinical supervision with experienced Director
  • Full-time remote admin support + all tech provided
  • Large desk space in collaborative clinic pod
  • Beautiful, well-equipped clinical space for ages 0-12
  • Opportunities to co-facilitate group programs with SLPs/OTs
  • Strong systems, templates, and processes for smooth workflow
  • Termly "Team Reward Days" for self-care and recognition
  • Bonus: Option for unpaid leave with high performance
  • Standard leave entitlements: 4 weeks annual + 10 sick days

  Requirements:

  • Bachelor's degree or higher in Speech-Language Pathology
  • Membership with Speech Pathology Australia (SPA)
  • Valid Blue Card
  • CPR and First Aid certified (or willing to obtain)
  • Professional Indemnity & Public Liability Insurance ($2M per claim, for school visits)
  • Medicare Provider Number application upon job acceptance
  • Own car and driver's license (travel within 25km radius; expenses tax-deductible)

  Skills & Attributes:

  • Passion for working with children
  • Experience in paediatrics (training in methods like Hanen, PROMPT, DIR Floortime, etc., is a plus)
  • Commitment to a neurodiversity-affirming approach
  • Strong computer literacy, attention to detail, and communication skills
  • Empathy and ability to build meaningful connections with clients