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Speech PathologistBetter Rehab · Perth, Western Australia, au
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Speech Pathologist

🗓️ Posted 2026-09-14 Perth, Western Australia, au Full-time Hybrid Healthcare Medical
💰 Salary A$6,083–A$9,167/mo (A$73,000–A$110,000/yr) 📊 Market A$6,333–A$8,783/mo

About the Company

At Better Rehab, we began with a simple idea: better quality Allied Health services for people living with a disability. This proved to be exactly what the community needed, as Better Rehab has grown into a leading National Allied Health provider. We are looking for a passionate Occupational Therapist to join our team. This is a unique opportunity to strengthen and develop your clinical expertise by providing both assessments and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people between the ages of 6 and 65 years.

About the Role

This is a unique opportunity to strengthen and develop your clinical expertise by providing both assessments and therapeutic interventions to a variety of people between the ages of 7 and 65 years old, who present with neurological disorders and other types of disabilities. In collaboration with your supportive multidisciplinary team, you will be working with clients and their families and caregivers, many of whom have NDIS funding, both in the community setting and in our clinic spaces. At Better Rehab, no two days are the same, though a typical Speech Pathologist's day may involve: Providing treatment to a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives. You will assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf. You may work with participants with a range of conditions including Autism, Post-Stroke and Parkinsons. Supporting participants in the disability and neuro sector across a number of areas including adult and child language, social communication and swallowing/dysphagia by using a range of AAC devices. Collaborating with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Occupational Therapists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas Celebrating "Weekly Wins" with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team Attending formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level Reporting directly to the NDIS.

Responsibilities

  • ● Provide treatment to a variety of people who rely on you to improve their lives.
  • ● Assess their needs, design appropriate therapy plans, and advocate on their behalf.
  • ● Work with participants with a range of conditions including Autism, Post-Stroke and Parkinsons.
  • ● Support participants in the disability and neuro sector across a number of areas including adult and child language, social communication and swallowing/dysphagia by using a range of AAC devices.
  • ● Collaborate with your multidisciplinary team consisting of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Occupational Therapists and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners to share knowledge and ideas.
  • ● Celebrate "Weekly Wins" with your participants, their families, your colleagues, and your supportive Leadership Team.
  • ● Attend formal and informal opportunities for networking and learning and development across a national level.
  • ● Report directly to the NDIS.

Requirements

  • ● Driven, autonomous and passionate about pursuing your life and career goals.
  • ● Comfortable working.

Benefits

  • ● Salary: 73,000 - 110,000 + Super.
  • ● Structured onboarding and ongoing support and assistance for all staff.
  • ● Opportunity to join a small cohort of likeminded people to share your new starter experience with.
  • ● Dedicated, tailored support from the existing team.
  • ● A Team Leader to assist with systems and practices and to settle you into your new office.
  • ● A Clinical Supervisor who will meet with you formally each week, providing clinical support in the realm of Speech Pathology and guiding internal and external professional development activities.
  • ● A buddy within your office to answer any ad hoc questions.
  • ● A supportive multidisciplinary team to collaborate with and learn from.
  • ● Opportunities to work from home, though clinicians are predominantly office-based to promote shared learning.
  • ● An iPhone and laptop to support flexible working and work/life balance.
  • ● A designated therapy kit to ensure you are well equipped when working out in the community.