Medical Pathologist jobs in Melbourne VIC
- Ignite HealthcareMount Waverley VIC
- Full time or Part time.
- Attractive Remuneration: Excellent pay package with a travel allowance (fuel cards/toll reimbursement), $5,000 two-year retention bonus,…
- Monash HealthSt Kilda VIC 3182
- Experience providing clinical supervision to junior, graduate and student speech pathologists.
- Assessments for gender-affirming medical care in line with best-…
- The Royal Melbourne HospitalParkville VIC
- You will gain experience across a variety of acute and subacute settings, working with patients presenting with complex communication and swallowing disorders.
- The Royal Melbourne HospitalParkville VIC
- You will gain experience across a variety of acute and subacute settings, working with patients presenting with complex communication and swallowing disorders.
- Victorian GovernmentMelbourne VIC
- Primary medical degree(s) MB, BS or MD, or equivalent.
- Work Type: Ongoing - Full-time.
- This is a permanent full-time position.
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- YoorallaMelbourne Northern Suburbs VIC
- Work type: Part - Time (Auto).
- Adult Speech Pathologist (Grade 2).
- Vacancy Type: Permanent - Part-time - 30.4 hrs work week.
- Monash HealthSt Kilda VIC 3182
- Experience providing clinical supervision to junior, graduate and student speech pathologists.
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- The Collective NetworkCaroline Springs VIC
- Full-Time or Part-Time Available.
- As a Speech Pathologist with The Collective Network, you will work with NDIS participants across a diverse range of ages…
- Monash HealthDandenong VIC 3175
- Speech Pathologist Grade 4 | Adult Mental Health | Full-time | Ongoing | Working across multiple sites.
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- Victorian GovernmentMelbourne Western Suburbs VIC
- Work Type: Fixed-term - Part-time.
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- Austin HealthHeidelberg VIC 3084
- Primary medical degree(s) MB, BS or MD, or equivalent.
- This is a permanent full-time position.
- However, those seeking a part-time appointment are also invited…
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- Peter MacCallum Cancer CentreParkville VIC
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- Victorian GovernmentMelbourne VIC
- Liaise with external speech pathologists, allied health professionals, Student Support Services and relevant agencies to support coordinated service provision.
- Scope (Aust)Hawthorn East VIC 3123
- Plan, deliver and evaluate services to clients and customers, which build on individual strengths, needs and priorities.
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- MediixMelbourne VIC 3004
- Whether you're between permanent roles, testing a new setting, planning a move interstate, or building a career around travel — this is a proper conversation…
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- Monash HealthClayton VIC 3168
- Bachelor of Speech Pathology, Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology), Bachelor of Health Science (Speech Pathology), Master of Speech Pathology or…
Clinical Supervisor (Speech Pathologist)
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About Ignite Healthcare
Ignite began because the system wasn’t working the way it should have.
Before Ignite, there was Alice, born with cerebral palsy, in a system where families had to fight hard just to access support. Through her, her uncle, and Ignite’s founder David saw the gaps clearly: people falling through them, and clinicians stretched trying to fill them.
So after studying physiotherapy and working in the field for several years, in, 2018, he built something different.
Today, Ignite is a clinician-led, community-based allied health provider working across Melbourne. Our work happens in real-world settings – homes, schools, communities, and hubs, grounded in practical, person-centred care.
We’re values-driven and intentional about how we work and grow, creating space for clinicians to do their best work, without losing sight of the people it’s for.
Ignite started to support people like Alice. That purpose still guides us.
About the role
Due to our exciting growth, we are looking for a Speech Pathology Clinical Supervisor to provide supervision for clinicians new to or early in their Allied Health community practice.
As a clinical supervisor, you have a crucial role in supporting quality and continuous care and building the confidence and skills of new graduates, early career and new-to-community clinicians
“Clinicians in this sector need to be supported, have a culture where they can have fun, feel seen, heard, and are empowered to realise their potential, whatever that might look like.
As Ignite’s leader, and as a practicing Physiotherapist myself, you are more than just a number to me. You are valued. You make change for the community we serve possible. You are our focus.
In this way, IGNITE has managed to have a real impact, even being awarded the best practice for quality management in the work we do. I invite you to join us on this journey towards meaningful healthcare”
- David Dinca (Managing Director, Physiotherapist)
Benefits
- Attractive Remuneration: Excellent pay package with a travel allowance (fuel cards/toll reimbursement), $5,000 two-year retention bonus, laptop/tablet, mobile phone, and salary packaging options for vehicles available.
- Career Progression: Real opportunities to develop your skills as a clinician in a variety of settings, coach and mentor students, and perhaps even develop your own leadership potential.
- Work-Life Balance: We encourage flexibility and wellbeing, you will manage your own schedule, and we will support you to thrive in your role – whether you choose to work from home or from our beautiful office spaces.
- Vibrant and Ambitious Team: Enjoy working with people who genuinely want to make a difference to the way healthcare is delivered in Australia.
- Professional Development and Tailored Caseload: Training and CPD allowance of $2,000 per annum and 2 days paid study leave provided. We will tailor your caseload to your strengths and interests!
- EAP: up to 6 free counseling sessions per year – on us!
- Annual Doona Day: Take an impromptu day off to stay in bed and watch Netflix or do anything that will make you happy!
Responsibilities
- Support Speech Pathology students on clinical placement with Ignite Healthcare
- Provide clinical supervision to New Graduate Clinicians and/or Early Career Clinicians and/or Clinicians New to Community Practice from the Speech Pathology discipline
- Achieve individual key performance indicators
What we're looking for
- Tertiary education in Speech Pathology
- Registered with SPA
- Clinical experience of working in the disability sector (NDIS, My Aged Care – Home Care Package)
- Worked preferably in the interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary allied health environment
- Excellent written, verbal, and computer literacy skills
- Current driver’s license.
At Ignite, we’re on the lookout for people who are curious, honest, and willing to give things a go. People who ask questions, reflect on their practice, and care deeply about the people they work with.
You don’t need to have it all figured out, just a genuine interest in learning, growing, and doing the work thoughtfully.
You’re welcome here.
Our team is made up of people with different backgrounds, experiences, and ways of thinking, and we’re better for it.
Those differences shape how we learn from each other, solve problems, and show up for the people we support.
We’re committed to fair, inclusive hiring and a workplace where everyone has the opportunity to belong, grow, and do their best work. Whoever you are, you’re welcome here.
Our five-step apply-to-hire process
Our process is simple, transparent, and designed to help you feel confident every step of the way.
If it feels like a good fit, we’ll reach out for a short phone conversation. It’s a chance to get to know each other and make sure we’re heading in the right direction.
Next, you’ll join us for an in-person interview. You’ll meet some of the people you’d be working alongside and get a feel for what life at Ignite is really like.
As things progress, we’ll complete the routine checks that come with any allied health role so everything’s set up well as we keep moving through the process.
If it feels like the right fit, we’ll send through an offer with the essentials: your start date, your contract, and the hub you’ll be joining.
And of course, if you have any questions as you’re looking it over, we’re here to walk you through whatever you need.
Our values
Integrity first
Doing the right thing, even when it’s not the easiest option.
At Ignite, integrity shows up in clear expectations, ethical practice, and honest conversations. We’re upfront with the people we work with and each other, because trust is the foundation of good work and strong teams.
What this means for you:
You’ll work in an environment where values guide decisions, support is genuine, and you don’t have to compromise your professional judgement to get things done.
Beginners mindset
Curiosity is encouraged. Questions are expected.
We believe growth starts with not having all the answers. A beginner’s mindset means staying curious, open to learning, and willing to try, reflect, and try again, no matter your experience level.
What this means for you:
You’re supported to ask questions, learn from others, and keep building your skills at every stage of your career, from new graduate to experienced clinician.
Progress over perfection
Real growth beats getting it “right” the first time.
We care more about thoughtful progress than flawless performance. Learning takes time, and mistakes are part of the process. What matters is reflection, support, and moving forward together.
What this means for you:
You won’t be expected to be perfect. You’ll be encouraged to grow, build confidence, and develop at a pace that’s sustainable, with guidance when you need it.
Joy in the journey
Meaningful work, done by humans, together.
We take our work seriously, but not ourselves. Joy of the journey is about connection, shared wins, and creating a workplace where people feel supported, valued, and genuinely glad to show up.
What this means for you:
You’ll be part of a team that celebrates progress, supports each other through challenges, and finds moments of joy along the way, because work should feel human, not heavy.
How to get in touch
Curious about working at Ignite?
Reach out in a way that works for you.