Speech Pathologist | Mandarin/Cantonese speaking
LocationRandwick, New South Wales, Australia
Work modeon-site
Typefull-time
SenioritySenior
Experience5+ yrs
DepartmentAllied Health
Company size1,001–5,000 people
PostedOct 1, 2026 · 1w ago
Verified live21h ago
At a glanceSummarised by Seekless from the posting.
Full AHPRA registration as a Speech Pathologist (or eligibility) and SPA membership
5+ years of clinical experience in a similar setting
Bilingual proficiency — able to assess and deliver therapy in a second language
Strong assessment, report writing and goal-setting skills
NDIS familiarity and confidence working with families from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds
A collaborative, curious mindset — someone who enjoys being part of a team
Working with Children Check (or willing to obtain)
Benefits
Professional development allowance
Paid pd leave
Admin support
Manageable caseload
Career pathway
Bilingual Speech Pathologist | Full-Time | Eastern Suburbs, Sydney
About the company
An established and much-loved private speech pathology clinic in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs is looking for an experienced Bilingual Speech Pathologist to join their close-knit team on a full-time, in-clinic basis.
This is a beautiful clinic space with a warm, collaborative culture — the kind of team where clinicians actually enjoy coming to work, share ideas openly, and support each other through complex cases. Their caseload is varied, family-centred, and includes a genuine mix of paediatric and adult work, with a strong community of bilingual and multicultural families in the local area.
About the role
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Full-time, permanent, in-clinic position
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Predominantly paediatric caseload (70%) with scope for adult work depending on interest
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Regular clinical supervision, peer case reviews and internal PD sessions
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Modern, well-resourced rooms with admin support so you can focus on clinical work
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Walking distance to public transport, cafés and parking
What you’ll bring
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Full AHPRA registration as a Speech Pathologist (or eligibility) and SPA membership
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5+ years of clinical experience in a similar setting
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Bilingual proficiency — able to assess and deliver therapy in a second language
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Strong assessment, report writing and goal-setting skills
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NDIS familiarity and confidence working with families from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds
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Working with Children Check (or willing to obtain)
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A collaborative, curious mindset — someone who enjoys being part of a team, not working in isolation
What’s on offer
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Competitive salary reflecting your experience
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Generous professional development allowance and paid PD leave
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Manageable caseload — no burnout culture
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Admin, marketing and scheduling handled for you
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Supportive, genuinely friendly team with a low-turnover culture
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Beautiful clinic location, close to public transport, cafés and beaches
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Long-term career pathway with opportunities to develop a special interest area
For more information about this role and other opportunities available in your area, please reach out to [email protected]