Description
Speech Pathologist (Paediatric) | Flexible Hours | School Hours Available | NOR Perth
Part-time with opportunity to grow
$85,000–$117,000 + 12% Super (dependent on experience)
Established caseload ready to go | Immediate start available | Employer sponsorship considered
Looking for a role you'll still love in five years?
Imagine working somewhere that trusts you to do your job.
A place where you're supported, but not micromanaged.
Where flexibility isn't just something written in a job advertisement, but something that's genuinely built around your life.
At Look Who's Talking, we're a paediatric practice in Perth's northern suburbs (Sinagra), providing Speech Pathology and Occupational Therapy services to children and their families.
We're intentionally a small team because we believe the best workplaces are built on strong relationships, open communication and kindness—not corporate targets or unrealistic expectations. We genuinely care about our team, celebrate each other's successes and create an environment where clinicians feel valued, respected and supported.
As our practice continues to grow, we're looking for another Speech Pathologist to join us. We have an established caseload ready to go, an active waitlist, and the flexibility to build your workload at a pace that feels right for you.
Whether you're an experienced clinician looking for greater work-life balance or an early career practitioner, we'd love to hear from you.
What Makes This Role Different?
Design a Work Week That Suits Your Life
We know everyone's ideal work week looks different.
Whether you want to:
Work school hours
Work 2–4 days per week
Gradually increase your hours over time
Complete your administration from home
Have one dedicated mobile day or spread visits across the week
We'll work with you to create a schedule that genuinely suits your lifestyle.
Mobile visits are generally within 20 minutes of our Sinagra clinic, with appointments grouped geographically wherever possible to minimise travel.
Join a Collaborative Multidisciplinary Team
You'll be working alongside experienced Speech Pathologists and Occupational Therapists who genuinely enjoy collaborating and supporting one another.
Our clinic is also co-located with a childcare centre, providing opportunities to collaborate with educators and support children within their everyday learning environment.
A Boutique Practice Where Every Team Member Matters
You'll never feel like just another employee or a number.
We intentionally keep our team small because relationships matter to our clients and to each other.
We believe everyone should have a voice, feel comfortable sharing ideas and be involved as our practice continues to grow.
If you're looking for a workplace where people genuinely enjoy coming to work and supporting one another, you'll fit right in.
Support Without Micromanagement
We believe clinicians do their best work when they feel trusted.
Our Clinical Director remains readily available throughout the week for clinical support, mentoring and case discussions. You'll enjoy the autonomy to manage your own caseload while always knowing support is only a phone call away.
Quality Therapy Comes First
We don't believe in unrealistic KPIs or productivity targets.
Instead, we focus on providing exceptional, family-centred therapy while ensuring our clinicians have the time and support they need to do their best work.
Protected administration time is built into your week, and our administration team takes care of scheduling and invoicing so you can focus on your clients.
Your Role
You'll provide evidence-based assessment and intervention for children with a variety of communication needs, including:
Speech sound disorders
Language delays and disorders
Early communication
Literacy
Fluency
Social communication
Neurodivergent children using strengths-based, neuro-affirming approaches
You'll work collaboratively with families, educators and other allied health professionals to achieve meaningful outcomes for every child.
What We Offer
$85,000–$117,000 + 12% superannuation (pro rata, dependent on experience)
Four weeks annual leave
Professional development allowance
Paid professional development leave
Kilometre reimbursement for mobile visits
Therapy resources provided
Administration support
Flexible working arrangements
Work-from-home administration time
Established caseload with room to grow
About You
You'll have:
Bachelor or Master's degree in Speech Pathology
Eligibility for Speech Pathology Australia membership
Current driver's licence and access to a vehicle
A warm, collaborative and family-centred approach
Strong communication and organisational skills
A genuine passion for helping children and families
Employer Sponsorship
We welcome applications from overseas Speech Pathologists who meet the eligibility requirements for employer sponsorship.
Let's Have a Chat
Changing jobs is a big decision, and we understand that you may want to learn more before applying.
If you'd like a confidential, obligation-free chat about the role, we'd love to hear from you.
Come and see what makes Look Who's Talking a little different.
