Speech Pathologist

Eat. Speak. Repeat. Allied Health is hiring for an end of 2025/beginning of 2026 start We are looking for a new graduate or early career Speech Pathologist to join our team

We are a small team of women consisting of speech pathologists, allied health assistants, administration, and clinical management. Eat. Speak. Repeat. is Aboriginal owned and proudly on Worimi and Wonnarua country.

We strive to uphold our values in all that we do - Diversity, Family, Empowerment, Impact, and Excellence. Providing holistic, inclusive healthcare is our vision and something we feel we do extremely well.

We provide speech therapy, feeding therapy, and orofacial myofunctional therapy for all ages.

We also work under a neurodiversity-affirming healthcare model and provide continuing education to all staff to ensure they are up-to-date on all things neurodiversity-affirming. Plenty of our team are also neurodivergent

We feel we offer an absolutely fantastic work environment for all staff. One that is inclusive, supportive, neurodiversity-affirming, and full of passion

We know our role can be demanding and often, as therapists, we can find ourselves on the verge of burnout. To help reduce the likelihood of burn out, our clinic runs on a 4 day work week with Wednesday's as our day off. We also ensure no therapist is over booked with clients. It's important that all of your clients are given appropriate amounts of time dedicated to their therapy plans, so overbooking would mean we sacrifice the quality of service to the client and compromise our staff - something we absolutely don't want to do.

We are very stern on not taking work home. The hours you work are outlined in your contract. Outside of these hours it is encouraged that you live your life as anyone but a speech pathologist (we know it can be hard, but leaving work at work is for your own good).

We are flexible on the hours you work. If you can only work 2 days a week, that's no problem with us Want to work all 4 days? Go right ahead Need to work a half day - no worries at all

We give you the option of a 30 or 60 minute lunch break. You may be someone who likes going for a long walk over lunch or you may want to take a nap (no judgement here), so the 60 minute option would be perfect for you. Or you might just prefer a quick break before getting back into work

We pay above award rates - we know you're worth it - plus we offer a generous professional development allowance AND up to 3 days of paid professional development leave (allowance and leave is dependent on the number of full days you work).You'll also get regular PD opportunities through weekly staff meetings where a different therapist presents on a topic of interest each week.

We take joy seriously at Eat. Speak. Repeat. and encourage laughter as often as possible. We strive for a workplace that is light hearted and joyous. We want positivity and fun to radiate throughout both of our clinics and beyond.

Everything is provided for you, so you don't need to bring a thing. You'll get your own room, a laptop, access to shared iPads, and the most insane amount of resources. All your scheduling is done for you with our admin team (they're superstars), and you can request support with resource making from our AHA or admin staff. You also get regular supervision. We can source external supervision where needed if someone on the team doesn't specialise in a certain area of practice you're needing support with.

You also have the option to work out of our movement room - a room with NO tables or chairs where the clients have freedom to roam, regulate, and sensory seek or avoid to their heart's content.

We are looking to hire a new graduate or early career speech pathologist to work out of both of our clinics. We are flexible with the days and hours you work - work as little as one day or as many as 4 full days.

General duties include but are not limited to;

• providing assessment, therapy, and recommendation to clients from infants to the elderly
  
• providing therapy both in the clinic and in the community including preschools and schools
  
• creating resources as needed for the clinic and clients
  
• participating in weekly staff meetings including presenting on topics of interest
  
• creating social media resources as needed
  

• Hold a qualification in speech pathology and current certified practicing membership with Speech Pathology Australia
  
• An understanding of neurodiversity-affirming practice or a willingness to add these principles into your practice
  
• Excellent verbal, non-verbal, and written communication skills
  
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
  
• Current working with children check, first aid and CPR, and national police check is needed
  
• Up-to-date vaccination is required as per NSW Health employment guidelines
  
• We highly encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and those with disability to apply. Please address selection criteria in your cover letter. We also welcome tours of our clinics if you want to 'try before you apply'