Speech Pathologist - Grade 2

EACH; City of Melbourne; On-site; AUD 54,000 - 78,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Diversity & Belonging

Supportive culture

Salary packaging up to $18,550 (tax‑ix

Meals & entertainment allowance

Employee Assistance Program

Fitness Passport

Job summary

Each is seeking a Speech Pathologist to support children aged 0–12 years across clinic, home and educational settings in the Outer East community. The role focuses on evidence-informed interventions and family-centred practice to boost communication, participation and confidence.

You will deliver services, develop reports, coordinate a caseload and collaborate with educators, families and professionals to support positive outcomes.

Qualifications

• Bachelor in Speech Pathology (minimum)
• Membership with Speech Pathology Australia
• Experience delivering speech pathology services to children with developmental delay and disability
• Strong understanding of child development and family-centred practice
• Experience working collaboratively with families, educators and other professionals
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Strong time management, organisational and documentation skills
• Ability to work independently while contributing positively to a multidisciplinary team
• Confidence using Microsoft Office and electronic client management systems

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality speech pathology services to children with developmental delay and disability
• Assess, plan and implement therapeutic interventions tailored to individual goals and needs
• Build capability within families and educational settings through coaching, mentoring and collaborative support
• Work across a variety of environments including clinic, home, childcare, kindergarten and school settings
• Develop assessment reports and recommendations that support positive outcomes for children and families
• Manage and coordinate a caseload, including scheduling appointments and maintaining accurate clinical records
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary colleagues and external stakeholders to provide integrated support
• Facilitate group programs and parent education opportunities
• Support continuous improvement initiatives and contribute to a culture of learning and best practice
• Provide clinical supervision and mentoring to junior clinicians and/or students where required

Skills

Speech pathology

Communication with families

Time management

Documentation

Education

Bachelor in Speech Pathology

Membership with Speech Pathology Australia

Tools

Microsoft Office

Electronic client management systems

Job description

Job Description

• Part-time (3 days per week), Max-term ending Sept. 2027 (Wednesdays required)
• Based in Ferntree Gully, on the lands of the Wurundjeri People
• Competitive Salary + 12% Super + Generous Salary Packaging benefits of up to $18,550

Help children build confidence, connection and communication

Join Each's NDIS Children's Therapy Support Services team and play a meaningful role in supporting children with developmental delay and disability to thrive. Working alongside families, educators and a multidisciplinary team, you'll provide evidence-informed speech pathology services that build skills, confidence and participation in everyday life.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a Speech Pathologist looking for flexibility, variety and meaningful work, while supporting children and families across the Outer East community.

Your role, your impact

In this role, you'll work directly with children aged 0-12 years and their families, helping them achieve goals that matter most to them through person-centred, evidence-informed supports.

• Deliver high-quality speech pathology services to children with developmental delay and disability
• Assess, plan and implement therapeutic interventions tailored to individual goals and needs
• Build capability within families and educational settings through coaching, mentoring and collaborative support
• Work across a variety of environments, including clinic, home, childcare, kindergarten and school settings
• Develop assessment reports and recommendations that support positive outcomes for children and families
• Manage and coordinate a caseload, including scheduling appointments and maintaining accurate clinical records
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary colleagues and external stakeholders to provide integrated support
• Facilitate group programs and parent education opportunities
• Support continuous improvement initiatives and contribute to a culture of learning and best practice
• Provide clinical supervision and mentoring to junior clinicians and/or students where required

Every interaction you have will contribute to improving communication, participation and quality of life outcomes for children and the people who support them.

Who we're looking for

You will be a passionate and collaborative Speech Pathologist who enjoys building strong relationships with children, families and community partners.

• Bachelor in Speech Pathology (minimum)
• Membership with Speech Pathology Australia
• Experience delivering speech pathology services to children with developmental delay and disability
• Strong understanding of child development and family-centred practice
• Experience working collaboratively with families, educators and other professionals
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Strong time management, organisational and documentation skills
• Ability to work independently while contributing positively to a multidisciplinary team
• Confidence using Microsoft Office and electronic client management systems

What will make you stand out?

• Experience working within NDIS-funded services
• Knowledge of key worker and capacity-building approaches
• Experience delivering services across clinic, home and educational settings
• Experience facilitating parent, educator or group-based programs
• Experience supervising early-career clinicians or students

What's in it for you

At Each you'll be supported to be your best. We provide:

• Diversity & belonging - We value all backgrounds, abilities, and identities and are committed to cultural safety.
• Supportive & inclusive culture - Work with like-minded colleagues and leaders who genuinely care.
• Boost your take-home pay - Not-for-Profit Salary Packaging (up to $15,900 tax-free per year) plus an extra $2,650 tax-free for meals and entertainment.
• Free, confidential support - Our Employee Assistance Program is available for you and your family.
• Fitness Passport - discounted access to hundreds of gyms, pools and fitness facilities nationwide

See more Each benefits under the 'Work with us' tab on our website.

For more information or a confidential conversation contact Diana Sercia, Team Leader - NDIS Children's Therapy Support Services [e-mail].

Applications Close: Tuesday 6th October 2026
Please note that applications will be reviewed as they are received. Interviews may take place during the advertising period

Our Commitment to Inclusion at Each

At Each, inclusion is at the heart of how we work, connect and care. We're committed to a workplace where everyone feels safe, respected and able to be themselves. We celebrate diversity in all its forms, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, LGBTIQA+ communities, people with disability, people from diverse cultural and faith backgrounds, people with lived and/or living experience and people of all age and genders. Each is a child safe organisation with zero tolerance for child abuse, and we are committed to protecting the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people.