Are paediatric and NDIS speech roles a focus?
Yes. We regularly work on permanent paediatric and NDIS-aligned Speech Pathology roles across Melbourne and broader Victoria, including positions with hybrid flexibility and strong admin support.
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Speech Pathology roles
across Victoria.
Luxor recruits permanent Speech Pathologists across Victoria — paediatric developmental disability, adult neuro, dysphagia, community and clinic settings. We work only in allied health, and we prioritise roles with proper clinical support rather than pure throughput models.
Who we place
Speech clinicians we work with.
- Paediatric speech pathologists (including NDIS and developmental disability)
- Adult neuro, dysphagia and voice clinicians
- Speech pathologists ready for clinical lead or sole-clinician department-building roles
- SPA-registered clinicians seeking permanent, sustainable caseloads
Settings
Where these roles sit.
- NDIS-registered community providers
- Multi-disciplinary paediatric and adult clinics
- Hospital and community health services
- Hybrid clinic, community and work-from-home models
What good looks like
What Speech candidates usually ask for.
- Protected non-clinical time and realistic caseload expectations
- Supervision pathways and peer support
- Clear salary and progression, not open-ended ‘negotiable’ bands
- Teams that value quality of care over volume KPIs
How Luxor works
A specialist process.
- Short registration — no polished CV required to start
- We brief you properly before any introduction
- Nothing is sent to an employer without your say-so
- Support through offer, credentialing and onboarding
Open roles
Current Speech Pathology opportunities.
FAQs
Common questions about Speech Pathology roles.
What do permanent speech pathology salaries look like in Victoria?
As a guide, we typically see around $70k–$80k for new graduates, $85k–$98k mid-career, and $100k–$115k+ at senior level, with adult neuro and dysphagia experience often supporting higher senior bands. NDIS private work can vary more widely.
I’m open to leadership — do you place clinical leads?
Yes. We work on clinical lead and department-building Speech Pathology (and dual OT/Speech) opportunities where the right clinician can shape a service, not only fill a caseload.
Looking for your next Speech role in Victoria?
Register your interest. We’ll come back within the week with what’s current, what’s coming, and whether a conversation makes sense.