Speech Pathologist – Remote

Pop Family

1d•Remote

About The Position

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 over 80+ Speech Pathologists that supports children and adults across Australia through telehealth, delivering holistic care that makes a genuine difference. We’re proud of the culture we’ve built, one that is collaborative, values-driven and committed to helping both our clients and our clinicians thrive. As we continue to grow, we’re looking for passionate Speech Pathologists who want to do meaningful work, continue developing their clinical skills and be part of a team that genuinely invests in its people. We know that exceptional client outcomes start with excellent clinicians, so we’ve created an environment where you’ll be supported, challenged and empowered to do your best work.

Requirements

A recognised Speech Pathology qualification.
Current Speech Pathology Australia membership.
A Medicare Provider Number (or eligibility).
Australian working rights.
Experience in, or a genuine understanding of, the private practice model.
Excited to bring a client-centred, accountable approach to a telehealth environment.
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.
Value feedback and continuous learning.
Enjoy working collaboratively and supporting your team.
Organised, accountable and proactive in managing your caseload.
Comfortable working towards clear goals while maintaining high clinical standards.

Responsibilities

Manage a diverse and engaging caseload, working primarily with paediatric clients while also having opportunities to support adults across a broad range of practice areas.
Deliver services across Speech Language and literacy, Early communication, Social communication, Fluency, Voice, AAC, Orofacial myology, Feeding and swallowing, and Neurodevelopmental conditions.
Work with clients accessing services through Private, NDIS, Schools and Hospital funding pathways.
Provide neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed and family-centred care.

Benefits

Structured onboarding with daily support as you learn our systems and telehealth model.
Regular operational supervision with your Team Leader.
Formal clinical supervision with experienced senior clinicians.
Real-time clinical support whenever you need it.
An extensive internal clinical resource library developed by our own team.
An annual professional development allowance.
Paid professional development leave.
A personalised learning plan.
An extensive library of internal professional development content.
Regular virtual training days.
Company laptop.
Therapy resource box.
Annual home office allowance.
Internet/data allowance.
Dedicated IT support.
Access to a wide range of digital therapy resources and subscriptions.
Paid Parental Leave after 12 months of employment.
Performance-based bonuses.
Daily team huddles.
Regular supervision.
Collaborative learning opportunities.
In-person social events throughout the year.