Are you a Paediatric Speech Pathologist who wants genuine work–life balance, a warm team and a clinic that actually backs your growth (not just talks about it)?
This modern, purpose-built paediatric clinic around the Kinross area is growing and now looking for a Speech Pathologist with 1+ years of experience (strong new grads also considered) to join their friendly team.
Why you'll love this role
$80,000 – $130,000 + super
4–5 billable hours per day – realistic targets with a strong focus on clinician wellbeing
Hybrid working – mix of clinic, community and telehealth, with flexibility for school hours
Brand new paediatric clinic – 3 therapy rooms + sensory/group room with climbing wall, trampolines, toys & AAC devices
$1,500 PD allowance per annum + tailored internal training and weekly supervision
2 x paid wellness days per year + quarterly team days and a genuinely supportive culture About the clinic Paediatric-only service: 18 months – 18 years
Clients come via word of mouth, GP referrals and walk-ins from nearby clinics Director is an experienced Speech Pathologist (19+ years) Small, multidisciplinary-minded team: Speech Pathologist, Allied Health Assistant and Paediatric Social Worker (trauma-informed), and Occupational Therapist
No hierarchy, open-door culture – learn together and support each other to support clients The role You'll provide evidence-based, family-centred therapy to children and young people with a range of presentations, including:
Autism and other developmental disabilities Feeding and mealtime difficulties Speech and language delays/disorders Stuttering AAC and alternative communication needs Working environment
Hybrid model – clinic, limited community (up to 20km from base) and telehealth Travel reimbursed Option to run telehealth sessions from home




Flexible start/finish times – including the ability to work around school hours if you have children Day-to-day Manage a paediatric caseload tailored to your interests and strengths
Deliver 1:1 and group therapy in the clinic, community or via telehealth Work with families, schools and other stakeholders to support functional outcomes Use modern resources – laptops, AAC devices, sensory equipment and a fully equipped sensory/group room Enjoy full admin support – clinic software and diaries managed with input from you, tailored around how you like to work Billables & KPIs
4–5 billable hours per day, depending on experience and caseload complexity No aggressive KPI bonus scheme – the focus is on quality of care and clinician wellbeing
Support, supervision & development
2-week structured induction with shadowing Gradual caseload build over 3 months, at your pace
Weekly supervision with the Director
Recent grads receive a 12-month preceptorship program
$1,500 annual PD allowance for external courses Internal training tailored to what you want to learn and the skills you want to develop Clear career progression – opportunity to step into a Team Leader role as the service expands What we're looking for Tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology and SPA membership
1+ year experience in paediatrics is ideal – strong new graduates are very welcome to apply Interest in working with children and young people with autism, disability and complex needs A collaborative, can-do attitude and genuine passion for learning Strong communication skills and a family-centred approach Full working rights in Australia Culture & perks 4 weeks of annual leave
2 x paid wellness days per year
Quarterly team days and regular team bonding activities Friendly, approachable team with no hierarchy – truly open floor and supportive atmosphere A clinic that's big on culture, learning and looking after their clinicians, not just numbers Interested?
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Low billables, high pay & supportive work culture
Brand new paediatric clinic - modern rooms, well equipped facilities
Strong focus is on clinician wellbeing and client outcomes

📌 Paediatric Speech Pathologist | Low Billables | $80K-$130K + Super (Western Australia)
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📍 Western Australia