Job Description
Speech Pathologists Adult & Paediatric Roles
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Junior & Intermediate Speech Pathologists - Paediatric and Adult Rehab Roles Available
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Neuro Alliance is a leading multidisciplinary allied health service with a focus on helping people with neurological conditions. The practice believes in an evidence-based approach and aims to cater for a wide range of neurological conditions.
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Due to growing demand for our services, the team is seeking multiple Speech Pathologists to join us across our adult and paediatric services. Full time and Part-Time (3 days per week) considered.
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The role will give you the opportunity to work alongside a range of allied health professionals who specialise in neurological conditions and make a difference in people's lives every day. You will be mentored by a Senior Speech Pathologist in a friendly, supportive team environment. You will have the opportunity to work with an adult or paediatric caseload, providing assessment and intervention for complex communication and swallowing needs. A rotational position would also be considered.
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Neuro Alliance has a strong focus on Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and assistive technology. You will have access to, and be supported to develop skills in:
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Eye-gaze technology
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Communication applications (iOS and dedicated software)
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Dedicated speech-generating devices
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Switch access systems
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Low-technology and printed communication systems, including PODD (Pragmatic Organisation Dynamic Display)
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Our purpose-built AAC Lab allows clinicians to trial, prescribe, and customise communication solutions to meet individual client needs.
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Neuro Alliance is a strong advocate for ongoing professional development and career progression. The candidate will have ample chance to progress their clinical skills in an environment that provides and promotes a high level of learning. As part of the role,



education will be provided both internally by our experienced team and externally from our various partners.
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Key responsibilities in this role include:
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The provision of evidenced based services to children and adults living with a neurological, development or genetic condition or disability.
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Developing novel and cutting-edge treatment programs for clients drawing from our wide array of therapy tools,both basic right up to our advanced technologies.
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Training to support staff and family members to ensure clients receive adequate program dosage.
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Work within a dynamic team to deliver a high standard of therapy.
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Engage in ongoing career development both internally and externally.
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Provide a high level of verbal and written communication skills to a wide range of stakeholders including medical specialists, general practitioners, families, and funding bodies.
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To be successful in this role the applicant must be able to address the following Selection Criteria:
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Experience working in a paediatric and/or adult setting with a willingness to engage in structured supervision sessions and reflective practice.
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Demonstrate a high level of verbal and written communication skills, along with very good computer skills.
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Demonstrate the ability to work with others and autonomously within a team, with a friendly and approachable attitude.
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Demonstrate a passion for working with a variety of clients and environments, across a neurological and disability population.
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Hold a current NSW Driver's License and be able to provide a driving record.
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Have relevant professional (SPA) registration and insurances.
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Hold a current NSW Criminal history check and NDIS worker screen or be willing to undergo one.
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Must hold a current Working with Children Check (WWCC) or willingness to obtain WWCC prior to commencement.
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To learn more about Neuro Alliance please visit

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Applications close 11/10/2026.
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For any questions, please contact Ashleigh Craig (Senior Speech Pathologist) or Jess Kulanhek (Speech Pathologist Team Leader) on **************

📌 Speech Pathologists Adult & Paediatric Roles (New South Wales)
🏢 Neuro Alliance
📍 New South Wales