Speech Pathologist | Paediatrics | Keilor Easr

Gorilla Jobs; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 76,000 - 103,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible part-time or contractor role

Full admin support

Supervision and mentoring available

PD allowance and study days

Bonuses for KPI achievement

Job summary

Gorilla Jobs is seeking a Speech Pathologist to join a small paediatric clinic in Keilor East. The role offers flexibility as part-time or contractor, with an established caseload and strong team support.

You will deliver paediatric speech pathology assessments and interventions, spanning autism, language, learning, and broader developmental needs, while shaping your diary and caseload with clinical strengths.

Qualifications

• Tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology.
• SPA membership.
• Full Australian working rights.

Responsibilities

• Deliver speech pathology assessments and interventions for paediatric clients.
• Work with a varied caseload including autism, language, learning, and developmental needs.
• Offer clinic-based therapy with occasional school visits for assessments.
• Collaborate with families and MDT providers to support outcomes.
• Manage caseload with autonomy while receiving supervision and mentoring.

Skills

Paediatric Speech Pathology

Education

Speech Pathology degree

Job description

Speech Pathologist | Paediatrics | Keilor Easr

Are you an experienced Speech Pathologist looking for a flexible paediatric role where you can step into an established caseload and work with a supportive, close-knit team?

This small paediatric clinic in Keilor East is looking for a Speech Pathologist to join their team due to growing demand and an upcoming maternity leave within the team.

The clinic supports children from around 3 years old through to young adults, with a varied caseload across autism, intellectual disability, learning difficulties, language, speech and broader developmental needs.

This is a great opportunity for a Speech Pathologist who enjoys paediatrics, wants autonomy in their role and values working in a warm, family-oriented clinic with strong collaboration and plenty of resources.

About the Role:

You’ll work primarily from the clinic, with occasional school visits for assessments, observations or additional client support where needed.

The team has an active waitlist and can tailor your caseload around your clinical strengths and interests. There is also flexibility to shape your diary, working days and caseload structure.

This role is open to part-time or contractor arrangements, with flexibility available for the right person.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Supporting paediatric clients from approximately 3 years old to young adults
• Delivering speech pathology assessments and intervention
• Working across presentations including ASD, intellectual disability, language, learning and speech needs
• Providing therapy within a clinic-based setting
• Completing occasional school visits for observations or assessments
• Collaborating with external MDT providers where required
• Working closely with families to support meaningful outcomes
• Managing your caseload with autonomy and support

Why This Role Stands Out

• Flexible part-time or contractor options
• Primarily clinic-based role
• Tailored caseload based on your interests and experience
• Active waitlist and established client demand
• Full admin support
• Supervision and mentoring available
• Weekly or fortnightly supervision optionsCollaborative team that communicates regularly
• PD allowance available
• 2 to 3 paid study days
• Bonuses and financial incentives available for exceeding KPIs or showing initiative
• Strong clinic resources
• Three therapy rooms available
• Warm, relaxed and multicultural team culture
• Opportunity to specialise in areas of interest
• Flexibility around diary structure and working days

About the Team:

You’ll be joining a small and supportive paediatric clinic led by a Senior Speech Pathologist, with a team of clinicians working across the week and on Saturdays.

The clinic has a close-knit, family-oriented culture where clinicians work together, share ideas and collaborate regularly. The team talks often, supports each other and values a relaxed but professional working environment.

This is a workplace where clinicians are trusted to work independently while still having regular support available when needed.

About You:

This role would suit a Speech Pathologist who is confident, friendly and able to hit the ground running.

You’ll be someone who enjoys working with children and families, can work independently and is happy to take initiative while still being part of a collaborative team.

Requirements

• Tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology
• SPA membership
• Full Australian working rights

Additional information

• Flexible part-time or contractor role in a supportive paediatric clinic
• Tailor your caseload around your clinical interests
• Full admin support, supervision, PD allowance and study days