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Community Speech Pathologist | Part Time

Mediix · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia · 2026-05-03

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Community Speech Pathologist (Mandarin & Cantonese Speaking)
📍 Metropolitan Sydney | Part-Time | Permanent, Salaried position

I’m currently recruiting on behalf of a well-established community health provider in metropolitan Sydney seeking a Mandarin and Cantonese speaking Speech Pathologist to join their growing team.
This is a salaried position (not contractor) offering flexibility, strong support, and full travel reimbursement.

About the Role
This is a community-based position providing services across various areas of metropolitan Sydney. The role will suit a clinician who enjoys autonomy, flexibility, and working directly within clients’ homes and community settings.
The company has an established referral base and strong local reputation for over 15years.

Key Requirements
Qualified Speech Pathologist (SPA eligible)
Fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese
Confident conducting swallowing/dysphagia assessments
Full driver’s licence and reliable vehicle (essential)
Comfortable travelling across metropolitan Sydney
Strong communication and clinical documentation skills

What’s on Offer
Attractive salaried position (not ABN/contractor)
Preferably 2 days per week (flexible on which days)
All travel reimbursed – petrol, tolls, parking
Established and supportive company structure
Flexible scheduling
Diverse community caseload
Autonomy with strong administrative support

This opportunity would suit a Speech Pathologist looking for flexible part-time work within an established organisation, particularly someone confident in managing dysphagia presentations in the community.
If you’re interested, please reach out to Anna directly for a confidential discussion - [email protected]

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