Paediatric Speech Pathologist - Shepparton and surroundsFull Time or Part Time | PermanentGrade 2Fully remote role (work from home + travel to local kindergartens)Looking for a different kind of SP role?
Step away from back-to-back therapy sessionsFocus on coaching and capacity building with educators and familiesSupport participation and inclusion across whole kindergarten environmentsNo billable targets or NDIS pressureIn this role, you will:Partner with educators & families delivering education, coaching and consultationSupport language development, communication, and everyday participation and engagementDesign and deliver creative resources and workshop content that build educator & family capabilityWork within a collaborative allied health team (OT, Psych, Speech Pathology)Deliver a mix of onsite & online supportsWhat we offerFlexible work arrangements that support work-life balance5 weeks annual leave + rostered days off14 weeks paid parental leave$1,500 home office setup + standard home office equipmentGenerous salary packaging, purchased leave and travel reimbursement$800 career development allowance & 7 days of PD leave (pro-rata) per yearLearning Language and Loving ItTM Certification (Hanen) as part of inductionThe Allied Health Clinician (Paediatric Speech Pathologist) works within the School Readiness Allied Health team, providing capacity-building support to early childhood education services across Shepparton and the broader Goulburn region.Funded by the Department of Education, the School Readiness Allied Health Program supports educators and families to build their capacity to assist young children in the areas of wellbeing, communication, and access and inclusion.In this role,



you will partner with educators and families to strengthen their ability to support children's participation and development.
This includes coaching, modeling, group training, case consultation, and other discipline-specific approaches.You will be supported through collaboration with a broader paediatric allied health team, including Speech Pathologists, Psychologists and Occupational Therapists.YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOREngage purposefully with kindergarten educators to identify and support children's skill development as they prepare for school.Provide secondary consultation through coaching across multiple formats, including in-person, online, phone and email.Undertake discipline-specific tasks such as the provision of information in relation to expressive, receptive and pragmatic language development, speech sound development, engagement in book sharing and early literacy activities.Work collaboratively with other disciplines within the team to provide a high-quality multi-disciplinary service.Effectively manage a caseload through organisation of appointments, handover of services for discipline-specific support and/or joint delivery of sessions.Build and maintain strong relationships with key stakeholders to support coordinated and consistent service delivery.WHAT YOU NEED TO SUCCEEDA graduate or post-graduate degree in Speech PathologyExperience working in paediatric allied health settings, with experience in kindergarten settings an advantageDemonstrated ability to work collaboratively in a team to develop and implement evidence-based supports that meet the goals and desired outcomes for children, families and educatorsAn openness to working in a capability-building and coaching role with educators and families to promote skills and knowledge of child developmentA current driver's licence and access to a reliable personal vehicle (travel to kindergarten services required)
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📌 Paediatric Speech Pathologist (Canberra)
🏢 Holstep Health
📍 Canberra