Adult Caseload - Disability + Degenerative Disease + Neuro
Ongoing Training & Development with Personalised CPD
Competitive Remuneration + Bonus & RDO Incentives
Flexible Hours to Suit Your Personal Life

Our “Why”

Recovery Station exists to empower individuals to live a quality life. We believe in creating the ideal work environment for you because when you are happy, healthy, well-skilled and fulfilled, you're in the best position to have a positive impact on the wellbeing of everyone around you.

Key Traits of Recovery Station:

We love what we do because everyone's role contributes to helping our clients live a more independent, empowered life
Collaborating with passionate, likeminded colleagues creates connection and facilitates personal and professional growth
Keeping personalised care at the heart of what we do challenges us to seek new and innovative ways to deliver life-changing service

Joining Recovery Station means aligning with a company that believes in empowering you and your future.

How We Make an Impact

Recovery Station provides community and clinic based allied health services, with a strong focus on disability and senior health. For nearly 20 years we have consistently grown and now proudly offer support to people with diverse needs across the Greater Hunter, Central Coast, Sydney and Illawarra regions.

Together, our passionate, multidisciplinary team of OTs, Mental Health OT’s, MH Social Workers, Psychologists, Speech Pathologists, Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Dietitians and Allied Health Assistants collaboratively share their knowledge and experience to holistically design an individualised service to help improve the quality of life for people living with a disability or looking to age as independently as possible.

Your Day to Day

The caseload is people over 16yrs of age, and includes those with a range of disabilities (e.g. intellectual disability, Autism, Down Syndrome), neurological events (e.g. stroke, acquired brain injury, brain tumour), and degenerative disease (e.g. Parkinson’s Disease, Motor Neurone Disease, Huntington’s Disease, dementia). You will have the opportunity to provide assessment, therapy and management to clients with a range of speech pathology diagnosis including: non-verbal, dysphagia, dyspraxia, aphasia, pragmatics, voice clients.

Within this role you will have the freedom and variability that comes with working primarily in client's homes, group homes and where appropriate in our clinics. You will be working within a motivated team that embraces therapy that is person-centred, goal based and uses the latest evidence based methods.

If you have a foundation in paediatrics or hospital work and are curious about making the move to an adult, community caseload - get in touch as we have a supportive team that is happy to help you make the transition.

The Role

A clinical position with us is multi-faceted, to help you work in the way that allows you to be your best, whilst also allowing us to see our clients in the capacity that most appropriately matches their needs.

Therefore, your day could involve start working from home or in the clinic to do some reports alongside your colleagues, with the afternoon's spent visiting clients in their homes, group homes or an aged care facility. Or vice versa depending if you have kids to drop at school or afternoon sport to get to! Working in a community role allows you to have greater flexibility and control over structuring your day.

This role will service a caseload around the North Shore to Northern beaches using our Neutral Bay office as a base with flexibility to work from home to write reports. The position can be structured as part-time or full-time depending on your current situation. Your admin support team will work with you to ensure you aren't zigzagging around Sydney and you'll have clients to see in the office or close to home area.

The skills you will develop and demonstrate in the role:

A high level of professional judgement and knowledge to provide a wide range of speech and language supports to adolescent and adults with a variety of needs
Assess the communication and mealtime management abilities of the client utilising a range of assessment techniques and tools
Conduct speech, language and swallowing assessments and therapy,
Design intervention plans that are holistic, client-centric and outcomes driven
Provide support and assist clients, carers and families with the implementation of intervention plans and programs

With our training and support you will become confident in developing care plans and writing comprehensive reports based on your advanced clinical understanding, application of various clinical assessments and implementation of appropriate interventions to address prioritised needs.

How We Foster a Positive Team

To support a happy and healthy team, we like to listen to you and understand what you value most.

Thus far, we’ve learned that our team benefits from:

Flexibility and trust to schedule work around family, other employment or personal commitments (no weekend work)
A supportive culture of care, collaboration and service to others
Remuneration that reflects your experience plus the option of financial bonuses + RDO's
Discretion to Work From Home & utilise telehealth where appropriate (Laptop provided + phone/data allowance)
Unrivalled one on one office support to reduce your admin and assist with scheduling appointments (plus a tailored geographical region to minimise travel + travel reimbursed at $0.92/km)
Wellness program including EAP and monthly social events such as barefoot bowls, cooking + art classes, trivia nights, team lunches and birthday events to celebrate success but also simply to have fun
Annual paid day off for “Recovery Station Day”

From a professional development perspective:

You will receive a thorough orientation consisting of in-house time + in-field shadowing days with your Supervisor
Moving forward you will have one on one meetings with your Supervisor to design your personal learning plan, which will be a roadmap to help you achieve your goals as a clinician eg develop Neuro knowledge
Your one on ones will be complimented with team meetings with your fellow Speechies and Dietitians so you can can learn during in-services sessions, share ideas, resources and stay abreast of any industry updates
We love facilitating development pathways for clinicians seeking career progression and added responsibility via either supervising students/ grads/ junior staff, increased complexity of caseload or involvement in management procedures depending on what avenue you'd like to explore
Two days paid CPD leave per annum
Formal and informal liaison opportunities with other members of our MDT to broaden your clinical knowledge and provide holistic care to our clients
All-company training day in where we bring the entire business together and invite external presenters for each discipline eg Kurt Fearnley

The Next Steps

If any or all of the above resonates with you then we'd love to hear from you. Please send your CV via Seek or reach out to Jackson on 0413 854 368 or via recruitment@recoverystation.com.au if you have any questions.

Recovery Station

New Jobs

Speech Pathologist | Adult Caseload