Speech Pathologist (New Graduate & Experienced)

The Co-Group Limited; Campbelltown; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working arrangements

Clinical supervision tailored to your/

Professional development funding

Mentoring

Career progression opportunities

Salary packaging benefits

Job summary

The Co-Group Limited is partnering with an established not-for-profit community organisation to recruit a Speech Pathologist to work with children aged 0–9 years in Sydney's northwest and southwest regions.

You will contribute to a multidisciplinary allied health team, delivering evidence-based therapy and collaborating with families, educators and support services to achieve meaningful outcomes.

Qualifications

• Need recognised Speech Pathology qualification.
• Must hold current Speech Pathology Australia membership.
• NDIS Worker Screening Check required.
• Working With Children Check required.
• Current driver's licence and access to a vehicle.
• Current First Aid and CPR certification.

Responsibilities

• Providing assessment and intervention for children with communication needs.
• Supporting children with speech, language, social communication and literacy challenges.
• Developing individualised therapy plans based on family priorities.

Skills

Communication

Family-centred approach

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Time management

Evidence-based practice

Organisational skills

Education

Speech Pathology degree

Speech Pathology Australia membership

Job description

Speech Pathologist (New Graduate & Experienced)

Speech Pathologist, New Graduate & Experienced

Make a meaningful difference in the lives of children and families across Northwest and Southwest Sydney.

The Co-Group is partnering with an established not-for-profit community organisation seeking a passionate Speech Pathologist to join its growing multidisciplinary allied health team.

This is an exciting opportunity to work with children aged 0–9 years and their families with potential for a mixed case load.

Responsibilities:

• Providing assessment and intervention for children with communication and developmental needs

• Supporting children experiencing speech, language, social communication and early literacy challenges

• Developing individualised therapy plans based on family priorities and meaningful outcomes.

• Delivering family-centred, evidence-based therapy

• Collaborating with parents, educators, early childhood services and support teams

• Completing assessments and reports to support NDIS and other funding pathways

• Participating in multidisciplinary case discussions and joint interventions where appropriate

Benefits:

• Flexible working arrangements

• Clinical supervision tailored to your experience and development needs

• Professional development funding and regular mentoring

• Opportunities for career progression and development of special interests

• Salary packaging benefits available through the not-for-profit organisation

About You:

• A recognised Speech Pathology qualification and eligibility for Speech Pathology Australia membership

• Experience working with children and families (desirable, but not essential)

• An understanding of developmental delay, autism and communication difficulties

• A person- and family-centred approach to therapy

• Strong communication and relationship-building skills

• Excellent organisation and time management

• A commitment to evidence-based practice and ongoing professional learning

• Recent University graduate will be considered

Essential Requirements:

• Speech Pathology qualification

• Current Speech Pathology Australia membership

• NDIS Worker Screening Check

• Working With Children Check

• Current driver's licence and access to a vehicle

• Current First Aid and CPR certification

Ready to take the next step?