Mobile Speech Pathologist | Contractor

Location: CLEVELAND, QLD

Salary:

Job Type: Contract position | Casual position

Job title: Speech Pathologist Job type: Contractor, flexible Work setting:  Community & home visits

Salary offer:  Competitive contractor rate/ % on billings Location: East Coast  

About the company: Our client is a growing, registered NDIS provider committed to making healthcare as accessible as possible for individuals and families within the community. Established in 2022, they deliver high-quality, person-centred allied health and support services that empower participants to live fulfilling, independent lives.

With a strong focus on empathy, integrity, excellence, respect, and collaboration, their team is passionate about creating meaningful outcomes for NDIS participants. They work closely with individuals, families, support networks, and healthcare professionals to provide tailored care that supports each participant's unique goals and circumstances. Their multidisciplinary team consists of dedicated allied health professionals who are committed to continuous learning, professional growth, and delivering exceptional participant outcomes.

Through a flexible, home-based service model, they strive to ensure participants receive the support they need in an environment where they feel most comfortable.   About the role: 

An exciting opportunity is available for a Speech Pathologist Contractor to join a growing allied health team supporting NDIS participants across the community. In this role, you will provide assessment, intervention, and ongoing therapy services to children and adults with a range of communication, language, speech, swallowing, and social communication needs. Services are primarily delivered through home visits, allowing you to make a genuine impact in participants' everyday environments.

You will work collaboratively with participants, families, support coordinators, and other allied health professionals to develop and implement individualised therapy plans that support participants in achieving their goals and improving their quality of life. Key responsibilities: Conduct comprehensive speech pathology assessments

Develop and implement tailored therapy plans Support participants with speech, language, communication, and swallowing difficulties Provide intervention for individuals with developmental delays, autism, cerebral palsy, acquired brain injuries, stroke-related communication challenges, and other disabilities

Deliver services in participants' homes and community settings Prepare clinical documentation, reports, and NDIS-related recommendations Collaborate with families, carers, support coordinators, and multidisciplinary teams

Maintain high-quality, evidence-based clinical practice   Benefits:

Flexible contractor arrangement with autonomy over your schedule Competitive contractor rates Opportunity to work with a diverse NDIS caseload across children and adults

Supportive and collaborative multidisciplinary team environment Administrative and operational support to help you focus on participant outcomes Apply

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