Careers and Volunteering
Volunteering Opportunities
Are you a speech pathology student or a new graduate? Are you looking for extra experience to complement your placement? Fremantle Speech Pathology Services is dedicated to upskilling students and new graduates alike to ensure they have all the necessary tools and experience to become outstanding clinicians, particularly in the area of spelling, reading and writing.
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We offer volunteering opportunities at a wide number of schools through the Perth metropolitan area where you can be involved in screening projects, speech, language and literacy assessments, small group or individual therapy, and holistic collaboration with educators.
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If you are interested in volunteering, please contact us at reception@freospeech.com.au or complete the expression of interest form, and we'll contact you when a new opportunity comes along!
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Careers at Fremantle Speech Pathology Services
We are always on the lookout for passionate and enthusiastic speech pathologists who are committed to supporting children with speech, language, and literacy difficulties.
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The clinic offers a stimulating work environment, attentive administrative support, and a comprehensive range of resources – all captured in a purpose-built and modern office space.
We understand the demands of focusing on your career while raising a family and maintaining a 'work-life' balance, so we offer positions with flexible and adaptive arrangements.
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A mentoring program is available for new graduates, and we strongly encourage you to apply!
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We currently have the following positions available:
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Speech Pathologist Recruitment Pool
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This is a Recruitment Pool for any length of contract.
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This is an “open-ended” recruitment pool, and as such the following should be noted:
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We will regularly monitor this recruitment pool for applications
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Suitable applicants will be placed in a pool and we will contact you when vacancies occur.
About the Role
We are seeking to appoint suitably experienced and enthusiastic people to the position of Speech Pathologist. In this role, you will provide comprehensive speech pathology services to an allocated paediatric caseload requiring assessment, diagnosis and management of communication disorders.
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