Speech Pathologist
- Join a supportive team of clinicians in a paediatric-focused role.
- Provide therapy in clinic, community, and telehealth settings.
- Engage in professional development and collaborative practices.
- Allied Health Clinician
- Speech Pathology
- Elizabeth Vale
- Full time
2/10/2026
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Avina might be a new name, but you may already know some of our teams. Therapy Pro, Adaptability Therapy and Tashacare have come together as Avina — one national allied health and behaviour support community with 400+ clinicians across NSW, QLD, VIC and SA.
We’re looking for a Speech Pathologist to join our warm and connected Elizabeth Vale team, working across a mix of clinic and community-based therapy.
About the Role
Based from our Elizabeth Vale clinic, you’ll work within approximately 30 minutes of the office, including towards Gawler and surrounding areas.
The caseload is predominantly paediatric and youth (around 85–90%), from early childhood through to adolescence, with a smaller adult caseload.
You’ll support clients across feeding, communication and other functional goals, working across the clinic, homes, schools, community and telehealth.
We welcome new graduates, early career and experienced Speech Pathologists, with support tailored to your level of experience.
Meet Your Elizabeth Vale Team
You’ll be joining a team of around nine clinicians, led by Courtney Gardiner, with a culture that is warm, friendly and genuinely connected.
The team has weekly meetings, regular supervision and plenty of opportunities to collaborate. New clinicians also have a buddy during their first few weeks, alongside clinical supervision and Communities of Practice.
There’s plenty of support when you need it — and, importantly, plenty of banter in the office too!
What We Offer
- Elizabeth Vale clinic base with community-based work nearby
- Predominantly paediatric and youth caseload
- Structured clinical supervision and a buddy for new starters
- Weekly team connection and multidisciplinary collaboration
- Discipline-specific Communities of Practice
- Flexible working across clinic, community and telehealth
- Professional development and career progression
- A team that supports each other, celebrates the wins and tackles challenges together
What You’ll Bring
- Degree in Speech Pathology
- Speech Pathology Australia membership or eligibility
- NDIS Worker Screening and Working With Children Check, or willingness to obtain
- Driver’s licence and access to a reliable vehicle
- An organised, self-motivated and collaborative approach
- Someone who is comfortable asking for support when they need it and enjoys being part of a connected team
If you’re looking for a Speech Pathology role where you can build your skills, work with a largely paediatric caseload and have a genuinely supportive team and clinic around you, we’d love to hear from you.
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