About the job Calling all Speech Pathologists - Tired of fitting your life around work?
Let's build a role that works for both!
At Eat.
Speak.
Repeat.
, we know great therapy happens when clinicians are supported, valued, and given the flexibility to work in a way that is sustainable.
That's why we've created a role that prioritises autonomy, work-life balance, meaningful clinical work, and genuine career growth.
Whether you thrive in the clinic, enjoy being out in the community, or want a combination of both, we'll work with you to create a schedule and caseload that aligns with your strengths, interests, and lifestyle.
You'll be joining a neurodiversity-affirming, culturally safe, Aboriginal-owned allied health practice that values relationships over billables, quality over quantity, and people over productivity targets.
We believe clinicians do their best work when they have manageable workloads, strong supervision, dedicated administrative support, and the freedom to focus on what matters most—supporting clients and families.
If you're looking for a workplace where your ideas are welcomed, your wellbeing is prioritised, and your career can grow alongside a supportive team, we'd love to meet you.
Why Join Us?
True hybrid flexibility if you want it – let's design your mix of clinic and community work Flexible hours – work anywhere from 1 to 5 days per week No overbooking – quality care always comes first Full admin + AHA support – so you can focus on therapy, not paperwork Clear career progression – step into supervision and mentoring when and if you're ready Above award salary + PD support – because your growth matters About The Role Your week may include: Clinic-based sessions Community visits (e.g. preschools, schools, or client homes within your LGA) Assessment, therapy, and report writing across a mixed caseload (infants to adults)



Group sessions across the lifespan We'll work with you to create a schedule and caseload that suits your preferences and strengths.
What Support Looks Like You'll be set up to do your job well from day one: Dedicated therapy room and laptop iPad for AAC and therapy-based apps "Go pack" with therapy resources for community work Access to a work car or travel reimbursement Full admin support for scheduling and coordination Assistance from Allied Health Assistants (AHAs) Career Growth and Progression We're passionate about helping clinicians grow.
Once established, you'll have the opportunity to: Supervise students or junior clinicians Contribute to team development Present in team PD sessions You'll also receive: Regular supervision (internal and external if needed) Weekly team learning and development opportunities Generous PD allowance + up to 3 days paid PD leave (pro rata) Support through a Current Graduate Program (if you're newly graduated) Our Approach We are a neurodiversity-affirming, culturally safe and responsive, inclusive, and supportive team.
We prioritise: Sustainable workloads Work-life balance A positive, respectful workplace culture We also make space for connection, with regular team catch-ups and quarterly social events.
About You We're looking for someone who: Holds a qualification in Speech Pathology (SPA membership) or is due to graduate by January ****.
Is interested in or aligned with neurodiversity-affirming practice Has strong communication skills and enjoys working with a diverse client group Values teamwork but is also confident working independently Is interested in growing into mentoring or leadership over time - not essential New graduates are welcome to apply for this position Flexible start date - end of ****, start of **** You'll also need: Working With Children Check First Aid CPR National Police Check NSW Health-compliant vaccinations We strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and people with disability.
Interested?
If this sounds like the kind of role you've been looking for, we'd love to hear from you.

📌 Speech Pathologist - Eat. Speak. Repeat. Allied Health (New South Wales)
🏢 Eat. Speak. Repeat. Allied Health
📍 New South Wales