Speech Pathologist - Varied Caseload & Flexible Work Options
Job Type: Permanent position | Full time position
Job Description
Job title: Speech Pathologist
Working hours: Full time, part time or casual
Salary offer: Up to $110k annually (depending on experience)
Location: Melbourne
About the company:
Our client is an Allied Health provider, servicing across metropolitan Melbourne. Not only they are passionate about the support they provide to their participants, but are also passionate about providing their clinicians with innovative opportunities to increase job satisfaction, work/life balance, and autonomy in their roles. Their clinics are located in Williamstown and South Melbourne, and they are actively sourcing a third location in Melbourne's south‑eastern suburbs.
About the role: Our client islooking for an experienced Speech Pathologist to join their team to provide support in the community to clients of varying clinical presentations.
VPS currently supports private, NDIS, TAC, Medicare, and WorkSafe participants. The geographical location of their referrals varies across metropolitan Melbourne however their clinicians are supported to accept referrals in a reasonable and realistic catchment to conserve travel time and reduce clinician burnout.
Their clinicians are supported to access consistent,
high-quality clinical supervision and will be supported by a full‑time administrative team. This SLP role is ideal for you if you want more control over the hours you work, ensuring your work/life balance is tailored to meet your individual needs and wants.
Therapists can work on a part‑time, full‑time, or casual basis and hours are variable depending on how much work you wish to accept. Career progression is always available with the opportunities to progress into a full‑time, part‑time, or senior/supervisory role.
Job Benefits
- Autonomy to control your caseload and create your own flexible working hours.
- Access to a company phone and laptop as well as any required therapeutic equipment.
Be part of a multidisciplinary team who are committed to breaking the mold of traditional therapies in order to provide innovative, person‑centered support to our participants. About
You: Bachelor or higher degree in Speech Pathology Current SPA membership
Passionate about providing individualized SLP supports to your participants, whilst also maintaining your career development and learnings Thrives working in a team, but you are also skilled in working independently, outside the office, producing high‑quality work in a reasonable timeframe.