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Speech Pathologist - Perth, WA

Australia Healthcare Australia Approximately AUD $75,000-$110,000 per year, or around $40-$60 per hour for casual or contract work, depending on experience, registration and assignment.*
Job Description

Healthcare Australia is seeking a Speech Pathologist for work in Perth, Western Australia. The role typically involves assessing and treating communication, speech, language, fluency and swallowing difficulties across relevant client groups and care settings. Candidates are expected to hold an accredited speech pathology qualification, be eligible for registration or membership with Speech Pathology Australia, and have appropriate Australian work rights. Strong clinical assessment, documentation, communication and interpersonal skills are required. Depending on the assignment, experience in disability, aged care, rehabilitation, paediatrics or community health may be advantageous. A current police check, working-with-children clearance, professional indemnity cover and relevant immunisations may also be required. The successful applicant should demonstrate a client-centred approach, professional reliability, teamwork and a commitment to safe, evidence-based care.

Company Info

Healthcare Australia is a national healthcare recruitment and workforce solutions provider supporting hospitals, clinics, aged-care facilities, disability services and community organisations. The company connects qualified healthcare professionals with permanent, temporary and contract opportunities across Australia, including nursing, medical, allied health and support roles. Its services commonly include recruitment, workforce management, staffing, compliance support and professional placement. For clinicians, Healthcare Australia may provide access to varied work environments, flexible scheduling and opportunities to develop experience across different sectors. The organisation works with candidates to understand their qualifications, availability and career goals, while helping employers meet workforce and service-delivery needs. Specific duties, employment arrangements, pay and benefits can vary according to the client organisation, assignment type and the candidate's experience and registration status.

Destination Guide

Australia offers strong opportunities for speech pathologists and other allied-health professionals, particularly in disability services, aged care, hospitals, schools, rehabilitation and private practice. Perth combines a relaxed coastal lifestyle with growing health and community-service demand, although it is geographically isolated from Australia's eastern cities. Australian workplace culture is generally practical, inclusive and collaborative, with emphasis on professional registration, clear communication and work-life balance. Housing and transport costs vary, and having a car can be useful outside central areas. Overseas professionals usually need an appropriate visa, such as employer sponsorship, a skilled visa or a temporary graduate pathway, plus recognition of qualifications and eligibility for Speech Pathology Australia membership or certification. Applicants should check Department of Home Affairs requirements and registration rules before relocating. Perth's warm climate, beaches, outdoor activities and multicultural communities make it attractive, while international travel from Western Australia can be longer and more expensive.

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