Speech Pathologist – NDIS

11 Recruitment; Perth; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentoring for graduates

Travel counted as working time

Clinic and community appointments

Caseload of children and adults

NDIS reporting experience

Geographic scheduling of visits

Job summary

11 Recruitment is seeking a Speech Pathologist to join our client, delivering services to children and adults with disability under the NDIS. The role encompasses assessment, therapy, care planning, NDIS reporting and ongoing participant support across clinic and community settings south of the river.

You will work from clinics in South Lake and Mandurah, with visits to participants’ homes, schools and other community sites.

Qualifications

• A relevant Speech Pathology degree.
• Eligibility to practise as a Speech Pathologist in Australia.

Responsibilities

• Conduct speech pathology assessments to identify participant needs.
• Develop and deliver therapy and care plans aligned with participant goals.
• Monitor progress and adjust therapy plans where required.
• Prepare NDIS reports and maintain clinical documentation.
• Manage participant records, administration and caseload requirements.
• Liaise with participants, families, schools, workplaces and other stakeholders.

Skills

Speech Pathology

Education

Speech Pathology degree

Job description

RETAINED SEARCH / EXCLUSIVE LISTING

About our client

Our client provides allied health services to children and adults living with disability through the NDIS. Services are delivered from clinics in South Lake and Mandurah, as well as participant homes, schools, workplaces and other community settings south of the river.

Due to an increase in incoming work, the organisation is seeking an additional Speech Pathologist to support its participant caseload.

About the opportunity

An opportunity is available for a Speech Pathologist to manage an NDIS caseload involving children and adults living with disability. The role covers assessment, therapy, care planning, NDIS reporting and ongoing participant support across clinic and community settings.

You will work from the South Lake and Mandurah clinics, as well as providing services in participants’ homes, schools, workplaces and other community settings south of the river. Appointments are allocated geographically where practical, with work-related travel counted as working time. The position is open to graduates through to experienced Speech Pathologists, with mentoring and on-the-job support available for graduates.

In this role, you will:

• Conduct speech pathology assessments to identify participant needs.
• Develop and deliver therapy and care plans aligned with participant goals.
• Monitor progress and adjust therapy plans where required.
• Prepare NDIS reports and maintain clinical documentation.
• Manage participant records, administration and caseload requirements.
• Liaise with participants, families, schools, workplaces and other stakeholders.

You will manage your weekly caseload while balancing participant appointments, travel, documentation and administration.

About you

We are seeking a Speech Pathologist who can provide services to children and adults living with disability across clinic and community environments. Previous NDIS experience is advantageous, while graduates with relevant placement experience and an understanding of disability services are encouraged to apply.

To be successful in this role, you will ideally have:

• A relevant Speech Pathology degree.
• Eligibility to practise as a Speech Pathologist in Australia and meet professional requirements applicable to the role.
• A current Australian driver’s licence and ability to travel to community-based appointments.
• Exposure to, or knowledge of, the NDIS.
• Capability in speech pathology assessment, therapy and care planning.
• Clinical documentation and report-writing capability.
• The ability to manage a participant caseload, appointments and administration.
• Communication skills for working with participants, families and other stakeholders.

What’s on offer

• Mentoring and on-the-job support for graduates.
• Work-related travel counted as working time.
• A combination of clinic and community-based appointments.
• A caseload involving children and adults.
• Exposure to assessment, therapy, care planning and NDIS reporting.
• Participant appointments allocated geographically where practical.

The position provides experience across the participant service cycle, from assessment and therapy planning through to service delivery, progress monitoring, stakeholder communication and NDIS documentation.

Please note This is a permanent role, and applicants must have working rights that align with long-term employment requirements in Australia.
Sponsorship will not be provided.