Speech Pathologist and Allied Health Assistant—Multiple Opportunities Available

Sound and Strength Pty Ltd

Prospect, Adelaide, SA

Speech Therapy (Healthcare and Medical)

Part time

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Join Our Growing Team at Sound and Strength Speech Pathology!

We’re hiring for two roles:

A Speech Pathologist (ideally with 2+ years experience) , or A Speech Pathology Allied Health Assistant (final-year student or Cert IV qualified)

We are a values-based mobile and telehealth service supporting both children and adults with communication and swallowing needs across metro and regional South Australia. Our team offers a close-knit, supportive culture and is committed to excellence in therapy, professional development, and client outcomes.

What We Offer: Flexible Working Arrangements— Choose your caseload focus (adults, children, or both), and tailor your hours to suit full-time, part-time, or school-based schedules.

Diverse Caseload—Work across multiple settings, including homes, schools, childcare centers, and community spaces, with outreach opportunities to regional towns.

Ongoing Supervision and Support—Regular 1:1 supervision, team meetings, case discussions, and professional development sessions.

Professional Development Opportunities—Funded and supported learning pathways tailored to your career goals.

Team Morale and Connection—Monthly wellbeing catchups and second-monthly team PDs to support connection across our remote team.

Telehealth Options—Work from anywhere and support clients who prefer or require online therapy.

Equipment Provided—iPad, therapy resources, and branded uniforms supplied.

Admin Support—Dedicated administrative assistance for scheduling, billing, documentation, and liaising with schools and clients.

Speech Pathologist Role Responsibilities: Provide comprehensive assessments and tailored therapy for speech, language, social communication, swallowing, and cognitive-communication difficulties

Develop and deliver therapy plans based on client-centred and evidence-based practice

Maintain detailed client records in line with NDIS and organisational requirements

Liaise with families, support workers, educators, and other allied health providers

Meet realistic billable targets with supportive time for documentation and non-face-to-face tasks

AHA Role Responsibilities:

Deliver therapy sessions under the supervision and guidance of a senior Speech Pathologist

Implement therapy programs across speech, language, social skills, and AAC

Support children and adults in achieving NDIS goals

Document session notes and liaise with your supervising clinician

Participate in team meetings, training, and reflective supervision

Preferred Experience and Skills:

Speech Pathologist: Tertiary qualifications in Speech Pathology, SPA registration (or eligible), minimum 1–2 years clinical experience

AHA: Final-year Speech Pathology student or Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance (or equivalent)

Strong communication and time-management skills

Experience working with NDIS participants preferred but not essential

Ability to work independently and remotely with a high level of initiative

Other Requirements (Both Roles):

Current Driver’s Licence and access to reliable vehicle

Working With Children Check (WWCC) or willingness to obtain

National Police Clearance, NDIS Worker Screening Check (or willingness to obtain)

RRHAN-EC training for school visits (or willingness to obtain)

Apply Now: Whether you’re an experienced speech pathologist ready to take the next step or a passionate AHA looking to learn and grow, we want to hear from you. We are committed to building a team that values integrity, support, and meaningful client impact.

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Email annabella@soundandstrength.com.au For a confidential chat, call Annabella on 0417375618