College Grove, 18 North East Road, Walkerville, South Australia, Australia
Posted Monday 9 March 2026 at 3:00 pm
* Create Meaningful, Life-Changing Impact I Maintain dignity throughout aging-related conditions
* Collaborative Multi-Disciplinary Team I contribute to holistic care plans I Complex & diverse client needs.
* Permanent full time or multiple part time positions
About ECH
At ECH, we take pride in our work, our teamwork, and the positive impact we make on people's lives. We believe our people drive our success, and how we work together is just as important as what we achieve. By embracing technology and flexible working, we create a better balance between work and life.
We're always looking for ways to improve the lives of older South Australians. To do this, we invest in our people. Everyone has the chance to grow, learn, and advance their career at ECH. We also value and celebrate diversity, recognising the strength it brings through different ideas, experiences, and perspectives.
About the Opportunity
As a Speech Pathologist within our multi-disciplinary team, you will create meaningful change by conducting comprehensive assessments and developing and implementing individualised and evidence-based treatment plans. You will work with people with aphasia, dysarthria, progressive communication challenges and/or swallowing issues. You will have the opportunity to support the running of the Talkback group for people with aphasia at our Modbury site.
Working collaboratively with healthcare professionals across disciplines, you will contribute to holistic care plans that address the complex and diverse needs of our clients. You will engage in vital health promotion activities, sharing your professional knowledge with individual members, targeted groups, families, and staff to foster a culture of communication wellness and awareness.
This position offers the rewarding opportunity to witness firsthand the life-changing impact of expert speech pathology services.
About You
You will be an empathetic and compassionate professional who brings exceptional patience and understanding when working with individuals experiencing communication or swallowing issues because of stroke, brain injury, dementia or progressive neurological issues.. You recognise that each person's journey requires individualised care and respect for their dignity.
Your strong communication skills enable you to connect meaningfully with clients and their families, building trust and rapport while effectively conveying complex information in accessible ways.
You thrive in dynamic environments where flexibility and adaptability are paramount, maintaining composure and resourcefulness while taking a solution-focused approach to supporting clients through the complex challenges of cognitive decline, swallowing difficulties, and age-related communication disorders.
* Bachelor's degree in Speech Pathology (or equivalent).
* Registration and or accreditation with the appropriate professional board or association (SPA)
* Australian Drivers Licence and vehicle
* National Police Clearance
* Experience in working with adults with: dysphagia, aphasia and/or voice (LSVT training provided).
Some Perks for You
Be MORE at ECH! We're passionate about supporting our people as much as our clients and residents. Enjoy wellbeing programs, an environment that creates meaningful connections and opportunities to grow your skills and career all topped off with competitive benefits. Ready to be part of something special? Join us and help older South Australians get MORE out of Life!
As part of a not-for-profit organisation, you can enjoy salary packaging benefits of up to $18,549 per year to reduce your taxable income.
Applications close: Friday 27thMarch 2026
We will be reviewing applications as they come in and will move quickly to secure the right candidate. Should you be interested in a confidential discussion please contact ECH Employment, for application enquiries and Coralie Hayley, for role specific enquiries.
We encourage individuals from diverse backgrounds to apply, including those living with a disability, from culturally or linguistically diverse backgrounds, part of the LGBTI community, or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. If you require reasonable adjustments or would like to share your pronouns at any stage of the application or interview process, please let us know.
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