Do you want to be part of something amazing? Come and join us at KDSP!
Are you a speech pathologist with 2–3 years of experience (or more) looking for a workplace where you feel valued, supported and genuinely enjoy coming to work?
At Kara Di Dio Speech Pathology, we're looking for an enthusiastic and passionate clinician to join our team and help us support local children and families waiting to access speech pathology services.
We offer the opportunity to develop your clinical skills, pursue your professional interests and enjoy a rewarding career without the pressure of unrealistic caseloads or billable targets.
About us
Kara Di Dio Speech Pathology (KDSP) is a paediatric speech pathology service located in Traralgon, Gippsland.
We are passionate about providing high-quality services to children and families in our regional community, while creating a workplace where our clinicians can thrive.
Our multidisciplinary team includes speech pathologists, allied health assistants, early childhood educators and administration professionals.
We value our amazing team members and have built a culture that prioritises collaboration, qualified growth and genuine work-life balance. We believe speech pathologists should love what they do, feel supported in their roles and have opportunities to develop throughout their careers.
About you
We are seeking a speech pathologist witha minimum of 2 years of clinical experience, ideally with experience working with children and their families.
This position is particularly suited to a2nd–3rd year clinician or more experienced speech pathologistwho is ready to continue developing their clinical expertise in a supportive and collaborative environment.
You may be looking to broaden your clinical experience,



explore new areas of interest or simply find a workplace that offers greater flexibility and a better work-life balance.
Most importantly, we're looking for someone who shares our team values:
Collaborative. Innovative. Family-centred. Strengths-based. Fun!
You'll enjoy working as part of a team, be passionate about providing evidence-based, neurodiversity-affirming services and value opportunities to learn and grow professionally.
Qualifications & experience
A recognised Speech Pathology qualification atAQF Level 7–9(Bachelor's or Master's level), recognised by Speech Pathology Australia.

A minimum of 2 years of clinical experience.

Current Speech Pathology Australia membership with Certified Practising Speech Pathologist status (or eligibility to obtain).

Eligibility for Medicare Provider Status.

Current Working with Children Check and National Police Check.

Current Victorian driver's licence and comprehensive vehicle insurance.

Australian citizenship.

Tasks & responsibilities
The successful applicant will:
Work with children and young people aged up to 18 years.

Provide evidence-based assessment and intervention across a range of speech pathology needs, including speech, language, AAC and literacy.

Collaborate with families, educators and other professionals to support meaningful, functional outcomes.

Have opportunities to participate in community and education programs, including school-based Speech Therapy Assistant programs,



The Dazzle (our neurodiversity-affirming preschool group program) and School Readiness Funding initiatives in early childhood settings.

Provide services across clinic, education, telehealth and community settings.

Have opportunities to develop their clinical interests and contribute to the ongoing development of our services.

What we offer
All the essentials:
Regular individual clinical supervision and ongoing professional support.

Full administration support so you can focus on being a speech pathologist.

MacBook, iPad, phone allowance and travel reimbursement.

Paid professional development opportunities.

A wonderful team and vibrant, well-resourced clinic environment.

Extensive assessment and therapy resources.

And the things that make KDSP different:
4 weeks annual leave PLUS 2 weeks Christmas leave.

Genuine flexibility:Choose how you structure your working week. Want a three-day weekend? No worries!

Realistic caseloads:We prioritise quality services and clinician wellbeing over unrealistic billable targets.

Peer mentoring:Fortnightly opportunities to connect, collaborate and learn with internal and external colleagues.

Professional growth:Opportunities to tailor your caseload to your clinical interests and explore new areas of practice.

Paid professional development:Financial support and paid time to attend professional development in areas that interest you.

A supportive team culture:Work alongside clinicians who share ideas, celebrate achievements and genuinely enjoy working together.

Come and join us!
If you're an experienced speech pathologist looking for a workplace that values your contribution, supports your professional development and encourages a healthy work-life balance, we'd love to hear from you.
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📌 Speech Pathologist (Brisbane)
🏢 Recognized
📍 Brisbane