Speech Pathologist - Community NDIs role | Logan

Job title: Speech Pathologist

Job type: Full time or part time

Salary offer: $80k – $115k annually + Benefits

Location: Logan

About the company:

Our client began as a passion project between two physiotherapists and has grown into one of Australia’s fastest-growing allied health providers, delivering services nationwide. As a registered NDIS health provider, they support individuals of all ages and abilities through high-quality, community-based care.

Driven by a strong commitment to best-practice therapy, our client invests not only in their clients’ outcomes but also in the wellbeing, motivation, and professional growth of their therapists. Their multidisciplinary team is made up of passionate, like-minded professionals working together to empower people to achieve their personal goals.

About the role:

As a Speech Pathologist, you will join a supportive multidisciplinary team delivering evidence-based services across multiple settings, including telehealth, community visits, and centre-based services. This is a mobile role, offering flexibility to work from home or from local hubs when not seeing clients.

Your responsibilities will include:

Assessing and providing interventions for children and adults with a range of disabilities

Supporting clients within the NDIS to maximise function, capacity, and social engagement

Assisting with assistive technology assessments, recommendations, and applications (where relevant)

Completing timely documentation and report writing

Managing a diverse and engaging caseload

Meeting professional and organisational expectations, including billables and client management

Attending supervision, meetings, and professional development sessions

Building strong relationships with clients, families, therapists, and referral partners

Working across modern software platforms and digital tools

What's On Offer:

Our client is committed to supporting clinicians at every stage of their career and offers:

Flexible working arrangements (community, telehealth, home-based, and hub options)

A structured and supportive work environment

Access to multidisciplinary collaboration and mentoring

Comprehensive professional development opportunities

A well-established 12-month New Graduate Program , including:

Induction and onboarding week

Weekly 1:1 supervision

Core competency training

Fortnightly group mentoring

Mental health support sessions

Internal professional development

Shadowing and learning from senior clinicians

Opportunities to learn from a large team of experienced therapists with diverse specialties

A positive, values-driven workplace culture

Requirements:

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