Senior Clinical Services Coordinator

We are one of the largest service providers under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), delivering support to over 10,000 participants every year. Our team employs a multi-disciplinary approach, creating a high-quality support service around the needs and goals of our participants and their families.

Our goal is to provide life-changing support that can improve independence, access, development, health, and wellbeing for individuals with diverse abilities. We work in a range of settings, including clinics and community locations, offering flexibility to Speech Pathologists.

As part of our expanding Speech Pathology team, we seek experienced and dynamic professionals who share our passion for making a difference through collaborative teamwork and clinical excellence.

Successful candidates will be working closely with participants living in the Central Coast, Newcastle, Port Stephens, Maitland, and surrounding areas. Our team provides support to individuals of all ages and abilities, striving to achieve their unique goals. No two days are ever the same, as we aim to provide caseloads tailored to your experience and interests.

Our mixed caseloads cover various clinical areas, including early intervention for infants (0-12 months), feeding, early language, parent coaching, paediatrics, adolescents, adults, dysphagia, communication difficulties, and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). This diversity allows you to gain experience across the lifespan and develop your skills in multiple areas.

At our organization, we prioritize supporting our team members' career growth and professional development. We offer ongoing training tailored to your interests and long-term goals, combined with opportunities for advancement within our national team of Speech Pathologists.

Our team values collaboration, diversity, and inclusivity. We believe in providing a supportive environment that fosters personal and professional growth, while also promoting clinically excellent and neuro-affirming practices that make a real difference in people's lives.

As a Speech Pathologist, your key responsibilities will include:

• Managing an allocated caseload and delivering timely therapeutic services
• Providing early intervention and parent coaching for children aged 0-5 years, focusing on speech sounds, early language, feeding, and school readiness
• Working with school-aged children to assess and address literacy, social communication, speech, language, fluency, voice, feeding, and AAC needs
• Supporting adults with functional communication, speech, language, fluency, dysphagia, mealtime management, neurodegenerative diseases, stroke, and acquired brain injury rehabilitation
• Delivering neuro-affirming supports to our large neurodivergent population of all age groups

As a valued member of our team, you can expect:

• Work-life balance – Choose from 24 hours a week to full-time hours, setting your calendar to suit your needs
• Excellent remuneration – Industry-leading salary, plus benefits like car allowance, laptop, smartphone, and purchase leave
• Career progression – Access to ongoing training and professional development opportunities tailored to your interests and long-term goals
• Continuous Professional Development – A generous CPD allowance and paid leave days to complete this
• A passionate and positive culture – Be part of a purpose-driven team that makes a difference

To succeed in this role, you will need:

• Current registration with Speech Pathology Australia as a Speech Pathologist
• Experience leading and supporting others
• A passion for collaborating in a multi-disciplinary team
• A desire to make a real difference in the community
• Experience delivering services under the NDIS

Our organization values diversity, inclusivity, and equal opportunity employment. We welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds and are committed to creating an accessible recruitment process. If you require adjustments to accommodate your accessibility needs, please let us know.