About the Role

As a New Graduate Speech Pathologist at Little Sparrows Therapy, you’ll provide intervention for various speech, language, and communication disorders under the guidance of experienced clinicians, working as part of our multidisciplinary team (Speech, OT, and Physio). Your caseload will build gradually across a range of paediatric settings, with dedicated mentoring, in-house training, and opportunities to grow your specialist interests along the way (e.g. AAC, Literacy, Social Skills, Swallowing).

Learn more about our story and the values that shape our community focused environment.

Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Speech Pathology (recent or soon-to-graduate)

• Eligibility for or current practising membership with Speech Pathology Australia

• Great communication, organisational, and teamwork skills

• Ability to learn independently and seek guidance when needed

• Driver’s licence & and access to a car for school visits

• Working with Children’s Blue Card & NDIS Worker Screening check

• Clinical placements or volunteer experience in paediatrics (preferred but not required)

What We Offer

• Structured mentorship and supervision program

• Above market rate remuneration and benefits

• Professional development allowance and training (internal workshops, external courses)

• 1 Hour lunch breaks to give you time to run errands or unwind and catch up with your peers

• Access to a comprehensive assessment library, one-of-a-kind AAC devices, and therapy resources for every kind of session

• Access to a discount program to save you money on products and services

• iPad, laptop, and department resource budget to replace or buy new equipment every month

• Dedicated Client Support Team to handle client enquiries and manage bookings so you can focus on working with your clients

• Financial Relocation support available for those moving to Cairns

• Flexible work arrangements for part-time staff

• Collaborative, friendly, and family-oriented team culture

• Exposure to diverse caseloads in paediatrics (and occasional adult clients)

How to Apply

Click “Apply Now” to submit your application, including:

• A Cover Letter

• An up-to-date CV

In your cover letter, briefly share:

• What inspired you to become a speech pathologist

• Your preferred clinical settings (e.g., early childhood, schools, paediatrics)

• Any relocation considerations or support you may need

If you have any questions about the role or would like to book a discovery call, please reach out via our Contact Us form and a member of our HR team will get back to you.

Applications Close: 13 December 2025 — or earlier if filled.

We encourage early applications, as interviews may be conducted throughout the process.