Rural Health West is recruiting for a range of varied, interesting speech pathology jobs available across rural WA, from the south west to the northern parts of the State.
Vacancies Speech Pathologists
Vacancies
Speech Pathology jobs in Western Australia
We offer roles in a range of settings including private practice, aged care facilities, rehabilitation services and NDIS.
Working in rural or regional Western Australia is an excellent opportunity to fast track your career, with greater opportunities to support a broad range of clients, work in multidisciplinary teams and practise a diverse range of clinical skills.
Rural Health West supports health professionals across Western Australia with ongoing professional development, scholarships and networking opportunities. If you’re a recent graduate, we may also be able to provide financial support to establish yourself in a new community.
Living rurally provides many advantages – both professional and personally. You will get to work across the full scope of your clinical skills and be valued in your community. You will also live right on the doorstep of some of our incredible natural wonders and enjoy the stunning WA landscape. Rural communities are renowned for their friendliness and desire to welcome new health professionals into their towns.
Current Vacancies
Apply for a Speech Pathologist job anywhere in Western Australia!
Whether you’re a recent graduate or an experienced speech pathologist, Rural Health West is dedicated to finding you the right role job in the right location and at the right practice. Our experienced team recruit for speech pathologists across WA, from Karratha, Kununurra and Kalbarri to Broome, Bunbury and Busselton.
Find out more about our speech pathology job vacancies below or get in touch with our team on (08) 6389 4500 today.
Speech Pathologists – FAQs
What’s different about rural speech pathology?
Rural speech pathologists often work across large regions using a mix of in-person and telehealth delivery. The work is varied and involves a broad caseload, from early intervention to aged care.
What is the average salary?
Salaries typically sit around $100,000, with location-based variation. Additional financial incentives and grants may apply.
Is there strong demand?
Yes. Regional WA has consistent demand for speech pathologists, and we can help you secure a role aligned with your career goals.
What are the challenges?
You may face long travel times and professional isolation, but many find deep satisfaction in the relationships they build and the impact they make.
Are there jobs for new graduates?
Absolutely. We support graduates with role placement, relocation grants, and onboarding resources.
Is it easy to find a job?
Yes. Many communities need speech pathology services, and Rural Health West helps match candidates to locations.
Is there relocation assistance?
Yes. You may be eligible for a relocation grant to cover some of your moving costs.
What support is available?
We provide job matching, access to funding, networking opportunities, and CPD support.
What are the CPD requirements?
Speech Pathologists Australia (SPA) recommends 30 hours annually. Requirements vary by employer and are not governed by Ahpra.