This role is for a Speech Pathologist who enjoys working across a broad range of paediatric communication and developmental needs within a collaborative multidisciplinary environment.

You’ll work with children and families across areas such as speech, language, early communication and social communication, with opportunities to develop your caseload around your clinical interests and career goals.

You’ll also have access to a large Speech Pathology team with clinicians who have developed expertise across areas including AAC, feeding, early intervention, social communication and stuttering. Whether you’re early in your career or an experienced clinician, we’ll support you to continue building your skills and developing areas of special interest.

Responsibilities

• Assess children with a range of communication needs
• Develop and deliver individualised, evidence-based intervention
• Work with children and families to achieve meaningful, functional outcomes
• Monitor progress and adapt intervention based on each child’s needs
• Collaborate with Speech Pathologists and our broader multidisciplinary team to provide coordinated care
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date clinical records

Requirements

• Degree in Speech Pathology
• Certified Practising Speech Pathologist with Speech Pathology Australia, or eligible for certification
• An interest in working with children and families in a paediatric setting

This role may suit an early-career or experienced Speech Pathologist looking for a varied paediatric caseload, strong clinical support and the opportunity to develop their own areas of interest over time.

This role is for a Speech Pathologist who is interested in developing or deepening their skills in paediatric feeding. Feeding is a core area of practice at Eat Speak Learn, with opportunities to work alongside other Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists and Dietitians to support children with a range of feeding needs.

This is a predominantly feeding focused caseload working with children presenting with a range of feeding challenges including fussy eating and restricted diets, oral motor and sensory based feeding difficulties and more complex feeding presentations. Depending your preferred hours and experience, your caseload may also include broader paediatric speech pathology presentations such as speech sound disorders, language delays and disorders, early communication and social communication challenges.

You don’t need to be a feeding expert already. We can support you to build your skills through our Paediatric Feeding Professional Development Program that includes education, 1:1 training, mentoring, clinical reasoning discussions and shadowing.

Responsibilities

• Assess children with feeding and/or communication needs
• Develop and deliver individualised, evidence-based intervention
• Support families with practical strategies to create meaningful change at mealtimes
• Monitor progress and adapt intervention based on each child’s needs
• Collaborate with our multidisciplinary team to provide coordinated care
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date clinical records

Requirements

• Degree in Speech Pathology
• Certified Practising Speech Pathologist with Speech Pathology Australia, or eligible for certification
• An interest in paediatric feeding — previous feeding experience is highly regarded but not essential

This role may be suitable for an experienced feeding clinician or a Speech Pathologist looking for the support and opportunities to develop their expertise in this area.

See more about our Paediatric Feeding Professional Development Program here.

This role is for a Speech Pathologist who is interested in developing or deepening their skills in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and supporting children with complex communication needs.

Whether you already have AAC experience or are keen to build your confidence in this area, you’ll have access to a structured AAC Competency Framework and support from experienced clinicians to develop your skills step-by-step.

Your caseload can include AAC alongside broader paediatric speech pathology presentations, with opportunities to develop your skills in assessment, implementation, device programming, funding applications and coaching families and communication partners.

Responsibilities

• Assess children with complex communication needs and identify appropriate AAC supports
• Develop and deliver individualised, evidence-based intervention
• Support children, families and communication partners to confidently use AAC in everyday environments
• Assist with AAC trials, implementation, programming and funding applications
• Monitor progress and adapt intervention as children’s communication needs develop
• Collaborate with our multidisciplinary team to provide coordinated care
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date clinical records

Requirements

• Degree in Speech Pathology
• Certified Practising Speech Pathologist with Speech Pathology Australia, or eligible for certification
• An interest in AAC and complex communication needs — previous AAC experience is highly regarded but not essential

This role may be suitable for an experienced AAC clinician or a Speech Pathologist looking for the mentoring, structure and clinical opportunities to develop their expertise in this area.

This role is for a new graduate or early-career Occupational Therapist looking to build strong foundations in paediatric practice with structured support around them.

You’ll work with children and families across a range of developmental and functional needs while building your confidence in assessment, intervention, clinical reasoning and family-centred practice.

You won’t be expected to figure it all out on your own. You’ll have access to a structured professional development program, regular supervision and day-to-day support from experienced Ots.

Your development and support will include:

• Regular individual supervision and clinical mentoring
• A structured professional development pathway for early-career clinicians
• Dedicated learning and professional development time
• Opportunities to observe and learn from experienced clinicians
• Case discussions and clinical reasoning support
• In-house training and multidisciplinary learning
• A gradually developed caseload that reflects your experience and confidence

Responsibilities

• Assess children with a range of developmental and functional needs
• Develop and deliver individualised, evidence-based intervention
• Work closely with children and families towards meaningful everyday goals
• Monitor progress and develop your clinical reasoning with support from senior clinicians
• Collaborate with our multidisciplinary team to provide coordinated care
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date clinical records

Requirements

• Degree in Occupational Therapy
• AHPRA registration, or eligibility for registration
• An interest in developing your skills in paediatric Occupational Therapy

This role is ideal for a new graduate or early-career OT looking for a supportive environment where they can build confidence, develop strong clinical skills and grow into the clinician they want to become.

This role is for an experienced Occupational Therapist who wants to combine paediatric clinical practice with mentoring and supporting the development of other clinicians.

You’ll manage your own paediatric caseload while playing an important role within our OT team, providing supervision, clinical guidance and support to junior and developing clinicians.

There is scope to shape the role around your strengths and interests, including opportunities to contribute to clinical development, professional learning and the continued growth of our OT service.

Responsibilities

• Assess and provide evidence-based intervention for children with a range of developmental and functional needs
• Manage more complex presentations and provide clinical guidance where needed
• Provide supervision and mentoring to junior and developing Occupational Therapists
• Support clinicians with case discussions, clinical reasoning and reflective practice
• Contribute to professional development and shared learning within the team
• Collaborate with our multidisciplinary team to provide coordinated care
• Maintain a clinical caseload alongside your supervision responsibilities

Requirements

• Degree in Occupational Therapy and current AHPRA registration
• Strong paediatric clinical experience
• Confidence supporting and mentoring other clinicians
• Strong clinical reasoning and communication skills
• An interest in contributing to the development of a collaborative OT team

This role is ideal for an experienced paediatric OT who enjoys clinical work but is also ready to have a broader impact by developing others and contributing to the strength of the OT team.