Speech Pathologist - Impactful, Community-Based Therapy

Interaction Services; Sydney; Hybrid; AUD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel reimbursement

Performance bonuses

Induction program

Professional development

Supportive team

Therapy resources

Job summary

Interaction Disability Services is seeking a Speech Pathologist to deliver evidence-based therapy across diverse settings, including homes, schools and community venues. You will work with participants, families and stakeholders to maximise independence and inclusion.

The role emphasises person-centred practice, accountability and professional excellence, with opportunities for training and career development within a multi-disciplinary team.

Qualifications

• Minimum 1 year experience as a Speech Pathologist.
• Strong clinical skills in assessment, diagnosis and treatment of communication and swallowing disorders.
• Current driver’s license and comprehensively insured vehicle for work purposes.

Responsibilities

• Engage with participants, families and external stakeholders to ensure person-centred outcomes.
• Conduct comprehensive speech and communication assessments for NDIS participants.
• Design and implement evidence-based therapy plans that promote positive outcomes and reduce barriers to communication.
• Deliver training and guidance to families, carers and staff on implementing communication strategies and therapy plans.
• Ensure all interventions comply with organisational policies, procedures, NDIS Code of Conduct and SPA standards.
• Develop therapy strategies reflecting each participant’s goals, preferences and values for active planning.
• Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation in line with defensible standards.
• Manage workflow and foster a positive high-performing team culture.

Skills

Speech pathology

Communication skills

Driver's license

Travel readiness

Job description

Interaction Disability Services is seeking a Speech Pathologist to deliver evidence-based therapy across diverse settings, including homes, schools and community venues. You will work with participants, families and stakeholders to maximise independence and inclusion.

The role emphasises person-centred practice, accountability and professional excellence, with opportunities for training and career development within a multi-disciplinary team.