About The Role

Mediix is partnering with an established multidisciplinary private practice in Melbourne's northern suburbs to appoint a Speech Pathologist to their growing team. What sets this role apart: you choose the caseload that suits you. Whether you want to build a paediatric caseload, focus on adults, or work across both, the practice will shape the role around your clinical strengths and the areas you want to grow into.

This is a fully clinic-based position — no driving between schools or client homes, no community travel — with a warm, collegial team of Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, Psychologists and allied health support staff working out of a modern, purpose-designed clinic.

About the role

You'll build your own caseload from the practice's steady referral base. Depending on your preference, that might look like:

Paediatrics — early language delay, ASD, DLD, articulation and phonology, fluency, AAC, school-age literacy and social communication
Adults — acquired communication disorders, voice, fluency, cognitive-communication and dysphagia
Mixed — a genuine blend across ages, if variety is what you're after

Day to day, you will

Complete comprehensive assessments and formulate clear clinical impressions
Develop individualised, evidence-based therapy plans
Deliver 1:1 sessions in clinic, with group work where clinically indicated
Collaborate closely with the in-house MDT on shared clients
Partner with families, carers and support workers through coaching and education
Maintain clinical documentation and complete NDIS, Medicare and DVA reporting as required
Contribute to team case reviews, in-house PD and peer discussion

What our client offers

Above-award remuneration, negotiable on experience
Generous CPD budget, paid study leave and in-house learning sessions
Structured clinical supervision — genuine mentoring for early-career SPs, and peer support for senior clinicians
A caseload built around your clinical interests, not simply handed to you
Fully clinic-based work — predictable hours, no travel time between clients
Admin, intake and NDIS billing support so your day stays clinical
Real flexibility — 0.6–1.0 FTE, compressed weeks and school-hours arrangements all considered
Modern, well-resourced clinic with a full assessment and therapy library
Employee Assistance Program and a low-turnover, supportive team culture
Easy access by car and public transport, with on-site parking

About you

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Speech Pathology
New graduates with strong placement experience are warmly encouraged to apply — structured new-grad support is in place
Experienced SPs seeking a stable, well-run practice equally welcome
Strong clinical reasoning, documentation and interpersonal skills
Working with Children Check (VIC) and NDIS Worker Screening
Current Victorian driver's licence preferred