Speech Pathologist | Paediatric Or Mixed Ages | 4-Day Work Week

E4 People; Ipswich City; Hybrid; AUD 90,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PD allowance

Flexible hours

Performance bonus

Travel support

Team events

Professional development

Career progression

Multidisciplinary support

Job summary

E4 People is seeking a Speech Pathologist to deliver therapy across homes, schools and community settings in South East Queensland. You can choose between a full paediatric caseload or a mixed-age caseload aligned with your clinical interests.

The role offers flexible working arrangements and strong multidisciplinary support. Applicants should hold a tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology, be a current member of Speech Pathology Australia, and have a valid driver’s license with reliable

Qualifications

• Tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology.
• Current Speech Pathology Australia membership.
• Valid driver’s license and access to a reliable car for community visits.

Responsibilities

• Deliver speech pathology assessments, intervention and ongoing therapy across homes, schools and community settings.
• Support NDIS participants and privately funded clients.
• Choose between a full paediatric caseload or mixed-age caseload based on clinical interests.
• Collaborate with Occupational Therapists and other Speech Pathologists within a multidisciplinary team.
• Provide telehealth appointments when necessary and ensure flexible scheduling.

Skills

Driver's license

Clinical therapy delivery

Education

Tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology

Job description

Details

Work Type: Permanent

Salary Range: $90,001 - $100,000

Whats on Offer

Description

Our client is an established multidisciplinary Allied Health provider supporting children, adults and their families across South East Queensland.

The broader team delivers mobile Speech Pathology and Occupational Therapy services across homes, schools, clinics and various other community settings, with a strong focus on neuro-affriming practice.

Why you should choose this role?

• Salaries from $90,000 to $125,000 + super + PD allowance + bonus (for exceeding KPIs)
• Caseload choice: you get to choose between a full paediatric caseload or mixed-age caseload based on your clinicial interests!
• Flexible working arrangements: genuine flexibility, allowing for school pick up and drop off, options of 9-day fortnights or 4-day work weeks.
• Clinical autonomy: you're in total control of planning your day-to-day schedule, with strong admin support available
• Multidisciplinary support: Work alongside Occupational Therapists and other Speech Pathologists
• Professional development: Loads of internal training, clinical supervision and access to broader allied health learning opportunities
• Career progression: Tailored individual development plans, plenty of mentoship and regular check-ins to stay on track with achieving your goals!
• Team culture: a fun, growing and supportive team that truly values individuality, connection and clinician wellbeing
• Additional earning: Incentives available alongside your salary for exceeding KPIs
• Travel / transport support - minimising out-of-pocket expenses
• Regular team events and professional networking opportunities

This is a community-based Speech Pathologist position servicing the Ipswich, Goodna and/or surrounding suburbs depending on where you are based - as travel is capped at 30-mins from home!

You can choose to work with a full paediatric caseload or a mixed-age caseload supporting children, adolescents and adults.

Your week may include:

• Servicing either a fully paediatric or mixed caseload - depending on your clinical interests
• Speech pathology assessments, intervention and ongoing therapy
• Supporting NDIS participants and privately funded clients
• Delivering therapy across homes, schools and other community settings
• Telehealth appointments when necessary
• Working alongside Occupational Therapists and accessing broader multidisciplinary support
• Full-time hours or flexible working arrangements, including 4-day work week options

The service takes a strengths-based, neuro-affirming approach to therapy, focusing on meaningful goals, communication, participation and building independence in everyday environments.

About You:

• Tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology
• Current Speech Pathology Australia membership
• Current driver's licence an access to a reliable car for community visits

You will be joining a growing allied health team that offers clinical autonomy, flexible working arrangements and access to multidisciplinary support.

For an experienced Speech Pathologist who enjoys community-based therapy and wants greater input into how their working week is structured, this could be a strong long-term fit.