Speech Pathologist — Pediatric Early Intervention

Early Start Australia Pty; Hobart; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible hours

Up to 12 weeks annual leave

Up to 16 weeks primary carer leave

Wellbeing support program

Competitive salary + bonus

Relocation support up to $10,000

Dedicated admin support

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Job summary

Early Start Australia Pty in Hobart is seeking a Speech Pathologist to join our allied health team. You will deliver assessments, develop and implement tailored therapy programs, and collaborate with other health professionals to support children and families across Australia.

You will work across clinic, home, school and community settings, maintain accurate documentation, and participate in ongoing professional development within a multidisciplinary team committed to evidence-based practice

Qualifications

• Demonstrated experience in solution-focused therapy and early intervention.
• Ability to adapt services to meet individual needs and engage with diverse clients.
• Strong written and verbal communication, with clear reporting.

Responsibilities

• Identify and complete assessments appropriate for each client.
• Manage a discipline-specific caseload, including complex clients, using a case management approach.
• Develop, implement, evaluate, and adjust tailored therapy programs aligned to client goals.
• Deliver services across clinic, home, school and community settings as required.
• Collaborate with allied health team members to achieve optimal client outcomes.
• Develop and deliver group therapy and parent workshops.
• Maintain privacy and confidentiality.

Skills

Solution-focused therapy

Early intervention

Engaging with children & families

Strong communication

Observation & reporting

Multidisciplinary teamwork

Education

Speech Pathology qualification

Job description

Early Start Australia Pty in Hobart is seeking a Speech Pathologist to join our allied health team. You will deliver assessments, develop and implement tailored therapy programs, and collaborate with other health professionals to support children and families across Australia.

You will work across clinic, home, school and community settings, maintain accurate documentation, and participate in ongoing professional development within a multidisciplinary team committed to evidence-based practice