Speech Pathologist - Part-Time 0.4 to 0.8

Sounds Right Speech Pathology; Melbourne; Hybride; AUD 42 000 - 72 000; Temps partiel

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Hybrid work model

Flexible hours

Résumé du poste

Sounds Right Speech Pathology is seeking an experienced Speech Pathologist for a 0.4–0.8 FTE, part-time role in Melbourne’s northern suburbs. The position offers hybrid work options and a paediatric caseload across clinics in Bundoora or Greensborough, with opportunities across local schools and childcare settings.

Flexible days Monday–Saturday; Saturday work optional with remuneration. We value lifelong learning, supervision and collaboration within a supportive, client-centred team dedicated

Qualifications

• Speech Pathology degree and eligibility to practice in Australia.
• 2+ years of paediatric experience.
• Driver’s licence and access to own car for community visits.
• National Police Check and Working with Children Check.
• SPA membership and Medicare Provider Number.

Responsabilités

• Deliver client-centred, 1:1 paediatric therapy sessions.
• Manage a paediatric caseload across early childhood to 18 years.
• Complete assessments, write reports and develop therapy goals.
• Collaborate with a large team of clinicians and families.

Connaissances

Paediatric experience

Assessment administration

Clinical documentation

Team collaboration

Formation

Speech Pathology degree

SPA membership

Description du poste

Speech Pathologist - Part-Time 0.4 to 0.8

Sounds Right Speech Pathology – Bundoora VIC

Speech Pathologists -

*Part-time positions with flexible hours and a hybrid working model

We’re looking for Speech Pathologists with 2+ years of paediatric experience to join our team.

This role is ideal for Speech Pathologists who are looking for a paediatric caseload and are passionate about delivering high-quality, client-centred therapy alongside a large team of motivated and caring Speech Pathologists. The position would ideally suit individuals who are able to work 2-4 days per week, with hybrid WFH options for non-client-facing work. The positions can be based at either our Bundoora or Greensborough clinic. Saturday work is also available but not essential.

Our ideal candidate would be someone who thrives off a paediatric caseload, is motivated, organised, believes in life long learning and able to manage familiar and routine pediatric client responsibilities independently.

About SRSP

Sounds Right Speech Pathology is a well-established paediatric clinic with two purpose-built clinics in Melbourne’s northern suburbs. We deliver evidence-based intervention to children and their families through 1:1 clinic based sessions, Telehealth sessions and Group Programs. Our large team of speech pathologists brings together a diverse range of experience, backgrounds and clinical expertise, enabling us to support individuals with a wide variety of diagnoses, needs and neurotypes.

Our clients are a healthy mix of NDIS and privately funded families, meaning our clinicians aren’t always bogged down in excessive NDIS paperwork and can focus more of their time on clinical work.

As a clinic we pride ourself in supervision, access to support and lifelong learning through supervision, coaching, daily drop in times, team learning, journal clubs, team projects and individual professional development budgets.

About the Role:

• Location: Based at either our Bundoora or Greensborough clinic, with the opportunity to work across local schools, kindergartens and childcare settings. No home visits.

• Employment: 0.4 to 0.8 part-time with WFH options.

• Days: The successful candidate will be able to work with us to select their preferred days across Monday - Saturday, based on client and operational needs.

• Hours: Client-facing hours can be negotiated based on your preferences, experience and operational needs. Optional Saturday work (8am–12pm) is available with additional remuneration. Additional leave can be purchased outside of school terms.

• Caseload: A diverse paediatric caseload from early childhood through to 18 years, with a healthy mix of privately funded and NDIS clients.

• Clinical areas: Speech, language, early intervention, phonology, social communication, literacy and AAC.

• Therapy model: Neuroaffirming, client-centred practice including 45-minute 1:1 sessions, parent coaching and group programs.

• Start date: Flexible.

Why Join Us?

• Market-leading salary + up to *$3,000 PD budget and 2 days paid PD leave annually (pro-rata)

• Achievable, capped caseloads: Our clinicians typically see 4-5 individual clients per day with a billable weekly target of 25 units (additional units applied for travel to clients), built-in admin time and bonus options for exceeding targets.

• Structured flexibility & WFH options: Complete suitable non-client-facing work from home, with dedicated admin time and clear boundaries that support sustainable, long-term careers and out of work commitments.

• On-site supervision & support: 1:1 supervision, peer supervision and drop-in support with experienced Speech Pathologists available across the week.

• Dedicated on-site admin support for scheduling, caseload management and invoicing.

• Mix of on-site and off-site work: Whilst we are primarily clinic-based there are some opportunities to work across our established school, kindergarten and childcare partnerships, whilst maintaining the support and connection of a dedicated home clinic.

• Career progression pathways for clinicians interested in taking the next step with their career.

• A stable workplace: Established in 2011, with a strong reputation, consistent referral base and a secure future in a changing market.

• A connected team: Regular team socials, celebrations, professional development events and easy day-to-day connection (both in person and online) with your team.

About you

We’re looking for an experienced Speech Pathologist who:

• Has 2+ years’ experience working with a paediatric caseload.

• Is confident administering, scoring and interpreting standardised assessments such as the CELF Preschool-3, CELF-5, Articulation Survey and RAPT.

• Can independently develop appropriate therapy goals, treatment plans and recommendations based on assessment findings and client needs.

• Has experience working with neurodivergent children and their families using neuro-affirming approaches.

• Can confidently manage both client-facing and non-client-facing responsibilities, including report writing, session planning, goal setting, assessment analysis and clinical documentation.

• Is organised, efficient and able to manage their own time and position responsibilities.

• Has strong self-reflection skills, can identify and guide their own professional development, and knows when to seek support or another clinical perspective.

• Values ongoing learning and professional development, recognising that even experienced clinicians continue to grow.

• Demonstrates strong professional communication, reliability and work ethic.

• Takes pride in delivering high-quality clinical work and client care.

Requirements

• Speech Pathology degree

• >2 years experience as a Speech Pathologist in a paediatric setting

• Driver’s licence + access to own car for any community visits

• National Police Check

• Working with Children Check

• SPA membership

• Professional Indemnity Insurance

• Medicare Provider Number

Prefer a particular clinic?

Simply let us know your preferred location when applying or get in touch to discuss current opportunities.

New Graduates/Early Career Speech Pathologists

Please note, this position is not suitable for new graduates. If you are a new graduate, please visit the careers page on our website for information about our Graduate Program and how to apply, or contact Patricia McLaughlin at ****@soundsright.com.au for more information.