Speech Pathologist - Paediatric Early Intervention
Mobile Role | ESDM Training & Supervision
About Project Superhero
Project Superhero is a specialist transdisciplinary paediatric early intervention team supporting children aged approximately 18 months to 8 years with autism and developmental delays, alongside their families.
Our approach is child-centred, play-based and routines-based.
We draw on evidence-based approaches including the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM), a Naturalistic Developmental Behavioural Intervention (NDBI), to help children build meaningful skills through play, relationships and everyday experiences.
Our team works within a key worker model.
Each therapist develops a close working relationship with the child and family while drawing on the knowledge and support of our wider transdisciplinary team across speech pathology, occupational therapy, psychology and early intervention.
Our work is grounded in four values: curiosity, empathy, courage and fun.
About the Role
We are looking for a Speech Pathologist to join our growing early intervention team.
This is a mobile, community-based role rather than a clinic-based position.
Our clinicians work with children primarily in their homes, early learning or school environments and other community settings.
We work this way deliberately.
Young children communicate, play and learn within everyday relationships and routines, and working in these natural environments allows us to understand what is happening in real life, support the adults around the child and help skills generalise beyond a therapy room.
Travel between appointments is therefore part of the role, and travel time between therapy sessions is paid.
We aim to build sensible caseloads and schedules that minimise unnecessary travel wherever possible.
If you enjoy getting out of the clinic, working closely with families and educators, and seeing a child in the environments where their everyday life actually happens, this role may be a particularly good fit.
Within the role, you will:
Deliver individualised, strengths-based early intervention within home, education and community settings




Bring your speech pathology expertise to children's communication, interaction and participation goals
Work collaboratively with parents, caregivers and educators and build their confidence to support children within everyday routines
Develop and review meaningful goals in partnership with families and the broader team
Work within a key worker model, progressively developing confidence in case coordination with supervision and support
Collaborate closely with clinicians from speech pathology, occupational therapy, psychology and other early intervention backgrounds
Participate in ESDM training and ongoing clinical development
Maintain clear, respectful and timely communication and documentation
Who We're Looking For
We welcome applications from Certified Practising Speech Pathologists (CPSPs), including provisional CPSPs and recent graduates, with current Speech Pathology Australia membership.
New graduates and early-career Speech Pathologists are strongly encouraged to apply.
We are much more interested in finding someone with the right approach to children, families and learning than someone who already knows everything.
Skills and Experience
We are looking for someone with:
A recognised tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology
Current or eligible Certified Practising Speech Pathologist status with Speech Pathology Australia
An understanding of, or genuine interest in, early childhood development and the way young children learn, communicate and connect
An interest in play-based, naturalistic approaches to early intervention
Experience with autistic children and/or children with developmental delays in any capacity — including clinical, educational, disability support, volunteer, family or lived experience
Strong interpersonal and communication skills




A willingness to work across children's home, education and community environments
An interest in learning the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM)
A current Working with Children Check, or willingness to obtain one
A current National Police Check, or willingness to obtain one
Current First Aid and CPR certificates, or willingness to obtain them
A valid Australian driver's licence and access to a reliable car
The Person We're Looking For
At Project Superhero, who you are matters just as much as your qualifications and experience.
You may be a great fit if you bring:
Alignment with our values of curiosity, empathy, courage and fun
A genuine enjoyment of working with young children and their families
The ability to build warm, collaborative relationships with families and educators
A reflective, open-minded and growth-oriented approach
Confidence to take initiative while recognising when to seek support or guidance
A collaborative approach to working within a transdisciplinary team
Integrity and care in your work with children, families, colleagues and yourself
What We Offer
Competitive remuneration reflective of your experience
Paid travel time between therapy sessions
Flexible scheduling and a caseload built progressively and thoughtfully
The opportunity to commence part time, with scope to increase towards full-time as your caseload develops
Flexibility around existing professional commitments during your transition into the role
Fully funded training towards formal certification in the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM)
Regular clinical supervision, mentoring and ongoing training
A strong commitment to continuing professional development
Therapy resources and materials provided
The opportunity to develop a broad early intervention skill set while retaining and contributing your speech pathology expertise
Close collaboration with clinicians from psychology, occupational therapy, speech pathology and other early intervention backgrounds
Opportunities to contribute to new programs and help shape the future direction of a growing organisation
Interested?
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📌 Speech Language Pathologist (New South Wales)
🏢 Project Superhero
📍 New South Wales