About the role

You'll provide evidence-based, person-centred speech pathology services to NDIS participants and other community clients across the lifespan, with a strong focus on functional communication, social participation, and quality of life. You'll work closely with participants, families, support workers, and other allied health professionals to deliver practical, goal-focused interventions in homes, clinics, schools, and community settings.

Key responsibilities

- Conduct comprehensive speech, language, communication, and swallowing assessments.

- Develop and implement individualised therapy plans aligned with participant goals and NDIS plans.

- Work collaboratively with families, support coordinators, support workers, and other clinicians.

- Provide training, coaching, and practical strategies to build capacity in the participant's support network.

- Complete clear, timely progress notes, reports, and NDIS documentation.

- Adhere to professional, ethical, and organisational standards and policies.

- Provide therapy in clinic, home, school, telehealth, and community environments.

- Contribute to a positive, respectful, and trauma-informed service culture.

About you

- Tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology.

- Current membership or eligibility for membership with Speech Pathology Australia.

- Current AHPRA registration is required at the time of commencement.





- Experience or strong interest disability, or community-based practice.

- New graduates are welcome to apply for this position.

- Sound clinical reasoning and commitment to evidence-based practice.

- Strong communication skills and the ability to build rapport with participants and families.

- Person-centred, strengths-based, and culturally responsive practice.

- Willingness to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary environment.

- Commitment to ongoing learning, reflective practice, and quality improvement.

Benefits

- Full-time or part time roles, with flexible hours to support work–life balance.

- Mix of community, clinic, and telehealth work in the Cairns region.

- Regular supervision and clinical support.

- Access to peer support, team meetings, and case discussions.

- Ongoing professional development opportunities and CPD support.

- Transparent pathways for career progression and role development.

- Competitive remuneration.

- Visa sponsorship to eligible candidates.

- Relocation support to be negotiated at interview stage.

- Financial support for parts of the migration process.

- Up to $3000 relocation allowance.

- Up to $2000 career development.

- Guidance through visa and skilled registration process.

- Travel allowances and resources to support community-based work.

📌 Speech Pathologist – Cairns (Sydney)
🏢 Cardinal Care Support Services
📍 Sydney