Speech Therapist

About the organisation

Evya Therapies is a client-focused allied health practice dedicated to providing speech and language support for children, young people, and adults. The team emphasises evidence-led care, cooperative service delivery, and therapy plans tailored to each person’s needs to help clients and families achieve meaningful progress. The workplace encourages professionalism, ethical decision-making, continuous learning, respect, inclusion, and ongoing improvement in clinical standards.

Role overview

This on-site Speech Therapist position is based in Coomera, Queensland. In this role, you will evaluate speech, language, communication, and feeding needs using standardised assessment tools alongside clinical observation, then design individualised therapy programs that align with client goals. You will run one-to-one and small-group therapy sessions, maintain detailed progress notes and reports, and stay in regular contact with families, caregivers, and other professionals. The role also includes working closely with educators and healthcare practitioners, participating in multidisciplinary case discussions, recommending practical strategies for home, school, and community settings, and contributing to professional development and quality improvement activities.

Qualifications and professional expectations

• A recognised tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology, with eligibility for membership of Speech Pathology Australia or an equivalent professional association.
• Ability to assess and support a broad range of speech, language, fluency, and communication difficulties across different age groups.
• Strong written documentation skills, including preparation of assessments, therapy plans, and progress reports that are clear and well structured.
• Well-developed communication and interpersonal abilities for building trust with clients, families, and co-workers, and for collaborating in multidisciplinary teams.
• A clear commitment to evidence-based practice, ethical conduct, regulatory compliance, and ongoing professional development.
• Good organisational and time-management skills for handling caseloads, arranging sessions, and meeting clinical and administrative deadlines.
• Previous experience in community, school, or clinic settings would be advantageous, and paediatric experience is especially valued.
• Current working-with-children or vulnerable-person checks, along with any other locally required clearances for clinical work.

Additional information

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