Speech Pathologist

NDSCare is a multidisciplinary community-based service supporting children and adults with developmental, communication and complex care needs across Western Sydney.

We are seeking a Speech Pathologist to join our growing team in a flexible community-based role. The position primarily involves supporting children with developmental and communication needs, with some adult participants requiring communication or swallowing support.

Our clinicians work collaboratively within a transdisciplinary model alongside nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, educators and Allied Health Assistants, allowing therapy programs to be supported across participants’ everyday environments.

This role is suited to a clinician who enjoys community-based practice and working closely with families, schools and multidisciplinary teams to support meaningful communication outcomes.

• Conduct speech and language assessments across paediatric and adult participants
• Deliver therapy targeting articulation, expressive and receptive language, social communication and functional communication skills
• Support participants using AAC and other communication strategies where appropriate
• Provide guidance and coaching to families, carers and support teams
• Develop therapy plans and collaborate with Allied Health Assistants who support program implementation between clinician sessions
• Prepare clear clinical reports including progress summaries and NDIS review documentation
• Participate in multidisciplinary discussions and case planning with other clinicians

This is a community-based position involving visits to homes, schools, childcare centres and other community settings.

The role offers a primarily paediatric caseload with some adult participants, providing a varied and meaningful scope of practice.

• Flexible employment arrangements (casual, part-time or full-time)
• Collaborative multidisciplinary team environment
• Opportunities to build skills in community-based practice
• A varied caseload supporting both children and adults
• Administrative support to assist with scheduling and coordination

New graduates and early-career clinicians are encouraged to apply.

• Bachelor or Master of Speech Pathology
• Eligibility for membership with Speech Pathology Australia
• Current Working With Children Check
• NDIS Worker Screening Check (or willingness to obtain)
• Current Police Check
• Valid driver’s licence and access to a reliable vehicle
• Ability to travel to homes, schools and community settings across Western Sydney

• Experience working with paediatric participants
• Experience supporting individuals with developmental delay or disability
• Interest in community-based practice
• Experience or interest in AAC and functional communication supports
• Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team