Speech Pathologist (Paediatrics)

Northern Star Supports; Kurri Kurri; On-site; AUD 85,000 - 105,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

7 weeks annual leave (5 weeks directed

2 weeks flexible

PD support + professional development

Collaborative multidisciplinary team

Family-centred, ethical practice

Voice matters

Job summary

Northern Star Supports is expanding — and we’re looking for a Speech Pathologist who wants to feel genuinely supported, valued, and part of a warm, multidisciplinary paediatric team.

Kurri Kurri, NSW-based, full-time role with manageable caseloads, strong supervision, and a positive team culture. You’ll assess and treat children in a supportive environment with dedicated onboarding and a chance for professional growth.

Qualifications

• Qualified Speech Pathologist with current registration
• Experience or interest in paediatrics and multidisciplinary teams
• Commitment to ethical, family-centred practice

Responsibilities

• Provide assessment and intervention for children within a multidisciplinary paediatric team
• Deliver play-based therapy and early intervention services
• Support school readiness and development of communication, language, and social skills
• Collaborate with families on goal setting and planning
• Prepare reports and participate in team meetings with protected admin time

Skills

Speech Pathology

Paediatrics

Family-centred practice

Communication with families

Job description

Northern Star Supports is expanding — and we’re looking for a Speech Pathologist who wants to feel genuinely supported, valued, and part of a warm, multidisciplinary paediatric team.

If you’re seeking a workplace with manageable caseloads, strong supervision, structured onboarding, and a positive team culture, this is the role you’ve been looking for.

Speech Pathologist (Paediatrics)

Kurri Kurri, NSW | Full‑Time | $85k–$105k + Super (depending on experience)

Northern Star Supports is expanding — and we’re looking for a Speech Pathologist who wants to feel genuinely supported, valued, and part of a warm, multidisciplinary paediatric team.

If you’re seeking a workplace with manageable caseloads, strong supervision, structured onboarding, and a positive team culture, this is the role you’ve been looking for.

Why You’ll Love Working With Us

We’ve built a service where clinicians can thrive — professionally and personally.

Exceptional Support & Supervision

• Weekly 1:1 supervision
• Access to senior clinicians for mentoring
• Supported sessions
• Clear, structured onboarding
• New grads fully supported

Workload Designed for Wellbeing

• Manageable caseloads
• Protected admin time
• First 6 months in‑clinic to build confidence
• Transition to mixed clinic + community days
• Work vehicles available for community visits

Outstanding Benefits

• 7 weeks annual leave (5 weeks directed + 2 weeks flexible)
• PD support + professional development planning
• Collaborative multidisciplinary team
• Family‑centred, ethical practice
• A workplace where your voice matters

About the Role

You’ll provide assessment and intervention for children, working closely with families and our multidisciplinary team. Your days will include:

• Play‑based therapy
• Early intervention
• School readiness support
• Communication, speech, language & social skills
• Collaborative goal setting with families
• Reports, planning, and team meetings (with protected admin time)

About You

You’re a Speech Pathologist who values:

• Ethical, family‑centred practice
• Supportive teamwork
• Professional growth
• A positive, warm workplace

New graduates and early‑career clinicians are strongly encouraged to apply.

Join Northern Star Supports — where professional growth and genuine care go hand in hand.

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