Speech Pathologist — Empowering Inclusion & Growth

Scope; Geelong; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary Packaging

Purchased Leave

PD & training

EAP

Smart Spending

Job summary

Scope is seeking a dedicated clinician to provide therapy services, supporting people with disability to live as equal, empowered citizens. You will deliver goal-directed therapy across the lifespan and collaborate with families and carers to enhance wellbeing and participation.

The role requires strong communication, a commitment to human-centered practice, and experience in disability services. Applicants should demonstrate teamwork and alignment with Scope’s inclusive mission.

Qualifications

• Current Driver’s License and your own vehicle.
• You are a current practicing member with AHPRA or a peak professional body.
• NDIS Worker Screening Check Clearance and Working with Children’s Check (Employee)
• Valid Australian working rights and an international Police Check if you have lived or worked overseas for more than 1 year within the last 10 years.

Responsibilities

• Provide therapy service to clients on a needs basis while building on their strengths and developing suitable long-term solutions.
• Deliver goal directed therapy services to clients across their lifespan, collaboratively with significant others to support wellbeing, function and community participation.
• Support clients across clinical settings to develop and review individual therapy and support plans, ensuring goals are meaningful and reflect personal goals.
• Provide informative and current information to clients about valuable services to maximise informed choices.

Skills

Clinical therapy

Disability experience

Human-centered approaches

Communication skills

Team player

Education

AHPRA registration

Job description

Scope is seeking a dedicated clinician to provide therapy services, supporting people with disability to live as equal, empowered citizens. You will deliver goal-directed therapy across the lifespan and collaborate with families and carers to enhance wellbeing and participation.

The role requires strong communication, a commitment to human-centered practice, and experience in disability services. Applicants should demonstrate teamwork and alignment with Scope’s inclusive mission.