Speech Pathologist jobs in Australia
Speech pathologists support people with communication and swallowing difficulties, providing assessment and therapy across all ages. Roles are based within hospitals, private clinics, schools and community health services.
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Speech Pathologist
Healthcare & Medical / Speech Therapy
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You have the fundamentals. This is where you build real clinical depth.
Speech Pathologist
Healthcare & Medical / Speech Therapy
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Speech Pathologist Full Time or Part Time📍 Lennox Head NSW (15 mins from Byron Bay) The Lennox Speech Spot is looking for another Speech Pathologist to join our MDT clinic in beautiful Lennox Head, just minutes from Byron Bay!
Speech Pathologist
Healthcare & Medical
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Speech Pathologist – Full-Time or Part-Time Supportive, flexible private practice with strong mentoring, autonomy, and genuine work-life balance.
Speech Language Pathologist
Healthcare & Medical / Speech Therapy
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Speech and Language Pathologist Full-Time or Part-Time | Flexible Arrangements Available | Open to New Graduates and Experienced Professionals Speech Pathology Tasmania, Hobart Are you passionate about making a meaningful impact through evidence-based, values-driven practice?
Speech Language Pathologist
Healthcare & Medical
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Company Description Care2Communicate Pty Ltd is a mobile speech pathology service dedicated to supporting children and adults across Sydney.
Speech Pathologist - Graduates Wanted! ($95k+ package)
Healthcare & Medical
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About Us!
Speech And Language Pathologist
Healthcare & Medical
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About the role Due to high demand for quality Speech Therapy we're expanding our team to the area of The Ponds to provide assessments and intervention within home, childcare, preschools, schools, day program and aged care facilities within the local area.
Speech Language Pathologist
Healthcare & Medical / Speech Therapy
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Love Being a Speech Therapist?…So Do We!Join a team that values flexibility, professional growth and genuinely enjoys what they do.
Speech Pathologist Full Time
Healthcare & Medical
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Have a Chat Speech Pathology is a growing private Speech Pathology clinic that offers therapy and assessment services to both adult and paediatric caseloads (you can customise your caseload!) Regular 1:1 weekly supervision with Principal, Senior and External Speech Pathologists. We value quality over quantity with a realistic caseload to maintain work-life balance. Opportunities to work at our Clinic in Minchinbury Community Hospital and our new Clinic in Rouse Hill.
Speech Pathologist: Full-Time Mascot
Healthcare & Medical
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About the role We're seeking a Speech Therapist to join our growing team of community-based allied health clinicians in Mascot.
Frequently Asked Questions
A speech pathologist supports people with communication and swallowing difficulties, providing assessment and tailored therapy across all ages. The role also involves working closely with families, teachers and other health professionals. This mix of practical and people-facing work is part of what keeps speech pathologist varied.
You need a degree in speech pathology and membership with Speech Pathology Australia to practise. Most speech pathologist jobs also require ongoing professional development. Building this foundation early makes it easier to move confidently into speech pathologist roles as opportunities arise.
A speech pathologist focuses on communication and swallowing difficulties, while an audiologist specialises in diagnosing and managing hearing loss and related conditions across all age groups. Understanding this distinction helps candidates target the right speech pathologist opportunities from the outset.
Yes, many speech pathologist jobs involve working with children, addressing speech, language and communication delays, though roles also exist supporting adults following stroke or other conditions. Employers usually outline these specifics in the job ad itself, so it pays to read the full listing closely.
Speech pathologists can progress into senior clinician, team leader or private practice ownership roles. Some pursue further specialisation in areas such as paediatrics or adult neurological rehabilitation. With the right experience, this progression can open doors well beyond a first role in speech pathologist.


