- $95,000 - $130,000 + super + 5 weeks annual leave
- Professional development package + study leave
- Flexible work hours and hybrid working options available
- Structured onboarding + regular mentoring/supervision
- Junior clinicians are welcome to apply

About the Organisation & Position
Opportunity to join a highly regarded and established local allied health provider with a clinician-led approach to care, a strong focus on professional development and a team environment that values collaboration. The team provide therapy and assessment services to those living with complex diagnoses and disabilities. In clinic and in various community settings.

The team support clients across the lifespan, with exposure to a broad range of presentations, including ASD, developmental delay, Neurological conditions, AAC, Swallowing, Intellectual Disabilities and more. Your caseload can be shaped around your strengths and areas of interest, with opportunities to broaden your clinical experience over time.

Benefits

- $95,000 – $130,000 + super + travel reimbursement
- 5 weeks annual leave + PD allowance and study leave
- Flexible work hours, with the ability to work from home
- Regular and ongoing supervision, with tailored mentoring
- Gradual introduction to your caseload
- Dedicated onboarding and ongoing career support
- Opportunity to specialise in areas of interest to you




- Close-knit multidisciplinary team workplace that encourages teamwork, neuroaffirming practice and continued learning

Key Responsibilities:

- Conducting assessments and delivering individualised therapeutic programs
- Supporting communication, participation and functional outcomes
- Partnering with families, carers and other professionals to develop practical strategies
- Working alongside allied health colleagues to coordinate client-centred care
- Managing a caseload aligned with your experience, interests and development objectives
- Contributing to team discussions, clinical planning and service improvement
- Accessing ongoing supervision and professional development to strengthen your clinical practice

Key Selection Criteria

- Relevant tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology
- Current Speech Pathology Australia certification
- Ability to work autonomously & within a team setting
- Experience working within the disability sector
- Current National Police Clearance, Working With Children Check
- Current drivers license & NDIS Worker Screening Check
- Junior clinicians are encouraged to apply

Apply Today Apply now or call TAYLA today on 0452 552 574 for further information. Shortlisting and interviewing with commence immediately.

All conversations will be treated with the strictest of confidence.

📌 Speech Pathologist (Perth)
🏢 FrameWork Search and Select Health
📍 Perth