About The Position

Help shape the future of speech pathology At Pop Family, we believe every Australian deserves access to exceptional speech therapy, no matter where they live. Founded and led by Speech Pathologists, every decision we make is shaped by people who genuinely understand what it means to be a Speechie. With 80+ Speech Pathologists supporting children and adults across Australia through telehealth, we’ve built a collaborative, values-driven culture committed to helping both our clients and our clinicians thrive. This is a fully remote role, work from anywhere in Australia. Location is not a barrier; whether you’re in a major city or a regional or rural area, all you need is a reliable internet connection to join our team. We’re open to both full-time and part-time arrangements, so whether you’re looking for a permanent full-time caseload or a part-time role that fits around other commitments, we’d love to hear from you. Everything we do is guided by our values of Excellence, Holistic Care, Courage, Ownership and Providing Value. About the Role You’ll manage a diverse, engaging caseload with a focus on speech sound disorders, primarily paediatric, with opportunities to support adults. You’ll also have exposure to language and literacy, early communication, AAC, orofacial myology, feeding and swallowing, and neurodevelopmental conditions. Clients access services through Private, NDIS, Schools and Hospital funding pathways. We’re committed to neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed, family-centred care.

Requirements

  • Recognised Speech Pathology qualification
  • Current Speech Pathology Australia membership
  • A Medicare Provider Number (or eligibility)
  • Australian working rights
  • Experienced Speech Pathologists with strong clinical skills in speech sound disorders
  • Hold themselves to a high clinical standard
  • Experience in, or a genuine understanding of, the private practice model
  • Passionate about delivering exceptional client outcomes
  • Believe in the power of telehealth to improve access to care
  • Take pride in delivering holistic, evidence-based therapy
  • Bring strong clinical reasoning and a disciplined approach to documentation and caseload management
  • Value feedback and are motivated by continuous learning and growth
  • Organised, accountable, and proactive in managing your caseload
  • Comfortable working towards clear goals while maintaining high clinical standards

Responsibilities

  • Manage a diverse, engaging caseload with a focus on speech sound disorders, primarily paediatric, with opportunities to support adults.
  • Have exposure to language and literacy, early communication, AAC, orofacial myology, feeding and swallowing, and neurodevelopmental conditions.
  • Deliver neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed, family-centred care.

Benefits

  • Structured onboarding
  • Regular supervision from your Team Leader
  • Formal clinical supervision from senior clinicians
  • Real-time support whenever you need it
  • Annual PD allowance
  • Paid PD leave
  • A personalised learning plan
  • An internal PD content library
  • Company laptop
  • Therapy resource box
  • Home office and data allowance
  • Dedicated IT support
  • Paid parental leave (available after 12 months of employment)
  • Performance-based bonuses (for clinicians who exceed clinical targets)
  • Genuine flexibility
  • Work from home, from anywhere in Australia
  • Staying connected through daily team huddles
  • In-person social events throughout the year
  • Clinical or leadership pathways built around your goals
  • Admin support to help you manage your caseload and complete your billing
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