Speech Pathologist - Flexible Hours, Research-Driven Care

Gorilla Jobs; Melbourne; Hybrid; AUD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary packaging options

Hybrid work model

Pool cars provided

Flexible working hours

Job summary

Gorilla Jobs is recruiting for a non-for-profit organisation in Melbourne, delivering disability support services with a collaborative team of Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists across six campuses. The Blackburn North clinic serves 120+ participants daily in a modern space with advanced resources.

The role offers a competitive salary ($85,000–$120,000), flexible hybrid hours, and opportunities to contribute to research while supporting adults with intellectual

Qualifications

• Tertiary degree in Speech Pathology.
• SPA Membership.
• Full Australian working rights.
• Experience with NDIS clients preferred but not essential.
• Driver’s license and access to a vehicle for offsite visits.

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality speech pathology services to adults with intellectual and multiple disabilities.
• Provide assessment, intervention, communication support, mealtime management and participation-focused therapy.
• Work collaboratively with Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, OTs, and AHAs.
• Contribute to multidisciplinary planning within group-based and individual therapy models.
• Support capacity building across teams and contribute to continuous service improvements.

Skills

Speech Pathology

Clinical Skills

NDIS

Team Collaboration

Education

Bachelor/Master in Speech Pathology

Job description

Gorilla Jobs is recruiting for a non-for-profit organisation in Melbourne, delivering disability support services with a collaborative team of Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists across six campuses. The Blackburn North clinic serves 120+ participants daily in a modern space with advanced resources.

The role offers a competitive salary ($85,000–$120,000), flexible hybrid hours, and opportunities to contribute to research while supporting adults with intellectual