Speech Language Pathologist

Join our team!

Hi! We are looking for a full or part time talented and experienced speech pathologist to expand our team. We are a new company that provides therapies with family-centered practice, working respectfully under the neurodiversity paradigm (we do NOT apply ABA-related methods). Currently we provide speech pathology, occupational therapies and social skills groups, for children and teenagers from 0 to 18 and their families. Additionally, we have created and are creating systems and wise to use technology to cut down boring paperwork tasks and report writing time! Soon we will implement virtual/augmented reality (VR/AR) systems too, to increase the effectiveness of therapies.

Why work with us?

- Be part of a young and dynamic team

- We are dedicated to serving children and their families

- We love NDIS

- You are a person, not a number. Your inputs matter, a lot.

- We welcome any kind of person to work with us; neurodivergents and neurotypicals. Different brain types working together have enormous potential to achieve great things

- Work collaboratively. Speech and occupational professionals, all working together. In the future, also engineers:)

- Flexible hours. Work-life balance is very important at Neuronaut.

- Optional ‘work from home’ allowed for administrative tasks

- High compensation ($100,000 to $130,000 + super)

- Training budget for national/international conferences or courses

- Work from an office in Glen Iris. No traveling; no more car crashes or searching for toilets on the road!

- Tools and technology for your work. Cut down boring paperwork tasks and report writing time using AI.

About you:

• Speech pathologist with SPA registration
• At least 4 years of experience working with children
• Vocation and patience to work with children
• Eligibility for registration in Medicare
• Working with Children Check
• National Police Check
• First Aid Training

Preferred but not essential:

• NDIS workers screening Check
• You enjoy tech

Key responsibilities:

• Provide formal and informal assessment of children's speech and language abilities
• Analyse and interpret findings and report findings through written reports and progress notes
• Provide current evidence-based and ethics practice in individual or group intervention
• Conduct and/or facilitate parent or teacher training sessions when required
• Provide services off-site when required (e.g. school)

Send us your resume and your cover letter, and tell us about yourself and:

• What’s important to you in your role?
• Why did you choose your career?
• What do you want to do to be the difference?

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