Speech Language Pathologist

Make a real difference in communication and connection

Join a purpose-driven organisation supporting Deaf and hard of hearing people to build communication, independence, and confidence.

• Deliver therapy in clinic, community, schools and via telepractice
• Be part of a collaborative multidisciplinary team
• Contribute to a growing and impactful therapy service

About the role:

As a Speech Pathologist within Therapy and Family Services, you will deliver high-quality, evidence-based assessment and intervention to infants, children and adults across a range of programs including NDIS and school-based services.

This is a varied and rewarding role where you’ll work flexibly across settings, supporting clients and families to achieve meaningful communication outcomes. You’ll be part of a supportive interdisciplinary team, with opportunities to contribute to service development, mentoring, and professional growth.

This is a flexible role where you may work across different settings, including clinics, homes, schools and community locations. Some outreach travel may be required.

Main responsibilities of the role include: 

• Deliver speech and language assessments and evidence-based intervention
• Develop and implement tailored therapy plans to meet individual needs
• Manage a caseload, including documentation, reporting and progress tracking
• Work collaboratively with families, educators and other professionals
• Contribute to multidisciplinary care and coordinated service delivery
• Participate in professional development, supervision and quality improvement

About you:

You’re a skilled and motivated Speech Pathologist who is passionate about helping people build communication, confidence and independence.

In your application, let us know if you have these key skills and experience: 

• Bachelor’s Degree in Speech Pathology (or equivalent)
• Certified Practicing Member of Speech Pathology Australia
• Strong understanding of evidence-based and family-centred practice
• Ability to manage a caseload independently
• Excellent communication, organisation and problem-solving skills
• Ability to work both independently and within a team

You should also let us know if you have these other great skills: 

• Experience working with Deaf and hard of hearing clients
• Auslan skills or willingness to learn
• Experience in telepractice or outreach services
• Ongoing professional development in relevant areas

About Us:

Deaf Connect is the largest, whole-of-life service provider and social impact organisation for Deaf, deafblind and hard of hearing Australians. We stand with the Deaf community to build capacity and influence social change while paying respect to history, culture and language.

Our organisational values of Heart, Courage, and Discovery stand with the Deaf community to build capacity and influence social change while paying respect to history, culture, and language.  
  
We offer an attractive benefits program including:  

• Salary packaging, enabling you to make huge savings on tax and maximise your pay  
• Flexibility regarding working arrangements 
• Discount membership to gyms and facilities throughout Australia  
• Free annual flu vaccinations  
• Free comprehensive online learning portal 
• Free financial wellness support through our default super fund 

The successful applicant will be asked to provide a NDIS Worker Check, a Working with Children Check (WWCC) relevant to their state (if applicable to the role), and proof of working rights in Australia. Deaf Connect is committed to child safety, safeguarding, and inclusion, and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.