Casual Speech Pathologist | Paediatrics & NDIS

North Melbourne Min 10 hours per week Immediate Start
Hourly rate negotiable based on experience
Potential to increase hours and develop into a permanent part-time role

Looking for a Speech Pathology role that gives you flexibility without stepping away from meaningful clinical work

We are seeking a Speech Pathologist to join a growing disability and therapy service supporting children and families across Melbourne.

Starting at 10 hours per week this could suit an experienced Speech Pathologist looking for greater flexibility someone returning to the workforce or a clinician wanting to complement an existing role.

As the service continues to grow there is scope for additional hours and the opportunity to develop the position into permanent employment.

• Tuesday: 1.30 pm 6.30 pm
  

• Saturday: 10.00 am 1.30 pm
  

• Additional hours expected to become available with increasing participant demand
  

Youll work primarily with children under the NDIS providing individual and group-based Speech Pathology support in clinic and community settings.

Your work will include:

• Conducting speech and language assessments
  

• Developing therapy plans aligned with participants NDIS goals
  

• Delivering engaging one-to-one therapy and group communication programs
  

• Supporting speech language social communication and AAC needs
  

• Working closely with parents carers educators and other professionals
  

• Providing practical strategies and coaching to families
  

• Preparing progress reports case notes and NDIS documentation
  

• Contributing to social communication and community-based programs
  

Youll bring a warm child-centred approach and enjoy building relationships with children and their families.

You will need:

• A relevant Speech Pathology qualification
  

• Membership or eligibility for membership with Speech Pathology Australia (SPA)
  

• NDIS Worker Screening Check
  

• Victorian Working With Children Check
  

• National Police Check
  

• First Aid and CPR
  

• An understanding of NDIS Practice Standards
  

A current drivers licence and reliable vehicle would be helpful for community-based work but not essential.

Youll have the chance to work closely with children and families contribute to developing programs and potentially increase your hours as the service grows.

If youre looking for a flexible Speech Pathology opportunity with room to grow wed love to hear from you.